No Surrender
It was Winston Churchill who famously said, “Never give in—never, never never.” He could have been describing Rudolf Metzger and his Providence Saint John’s Health Center physician Santosh Kesari, MD, PhD.
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Skate of Grace
Constance Alexander likes to take charge. The vibrant 78-year-old Bible teacher knows she can be controlling, even in dealing with the Almighty.
“Got talks to me when I’m asleep because then I don’t interfere,” she says, with a twinkle in her eye.
It’s hard to believe just months earlier, she didn’t expect to live to her next birthday.
The Essential Elements of Clinical Trials
Throughout history, humans have sought to increase their knowledge about themselves and the world around them. The development of clinical trials is a product of this quest.
The Sound of Healing
Known as the universal language, music and sound healing transcend time and cultures. Research indicates it promotes more than just the pleasure of listening; music also boosts physical and mental health. That’s why it increasingly is being utilized in the healthcare setting.
Untangling Autism
There’s a popular saying in the autism community: If you’ve seen one person with autism, you’ve seen one person with autism. That is, each child manifests the condition uniquely. In fact, autism — also referred to as autism spectrum disorder — encompasses a group of complex conditions.
When Seniors Try the Patience of their Adult Children
As an adult trying to help your elderly parents, you may find they resist your most reasoned and sensible advice. They might seem downright stubborn for no particular reason.