by Peggy Baker | Jan 13, 2023 | Clinical, News, Research
Lawrence Robbins, MD Abstract To expand the current description of refractory migraine, the World Headache Society advocates the use of both simple and complex definitions. Simple would be for the general use of patients and support groups, and complex for research...
by Peggy Baker | Jul 25, 2022 | Clinical, News, Research
Lawrence Robbins, MD Evolutionary Medicine is a growing, vital, fascinating and relevant area. I use it daily in my practice, to explain to patients (such as the evolutionary reason for anxiety, why we have so much neck and back pain, why we suffer pain and mortality...
by Peggy Baker | Oct 15, 2021 | Clinical, News, President's Notes
Harry J. Gould, III, MD, PhD With the FDA’s blessing in mid-December on the administration of vaccines for COVID-19 and subsequent indications of downward trends in the rate of infections, hospitalizations and deaths associated with the virus came a feeling that the...
by Peggy Baker | Oct 15, 2021 | Clinical, Research
Olivia Lee and Lawrence Robbins, MD Approximately 9.6% of Americans have a personality disorder.1,2 These are common conditions, and all medical professionals encounter patients with such disorders in their practice. Early identification of this group of patients is...
by Peggy Baker | Jul 11, 2021 | Clinical, News
Olivia Lee and Lawrence Robbins, MD Introduction Over 325 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been distributed in the United States, and much of the country is looking forward to a return to normalcy. For many, the widespread access to vaccines signaled the...
by Peggy Baker | Apr 8, 2021 | Clinical, President's Notes
Harry J. Gould, III, MD, PhD Pain occurs in both acute and chronic forms. In its acute form, pain is a modality that is essential for survival and is the signal that most frequently brings people to the attention of the healthcare professional. Many cases of simple...
