Patient’s evidence-based guide to chronic pain, floxing and political economy of science
Patient’s evidence-based guide to chronic pain, floxing and political economy of science
When you think about medication side effects, what normally comes to mind are some uncomfortable feelings like a a bit of a headache, minor stomach discomfort, diarrhoea etc. All of those have two common denominators: one — they are transient;…
Modern medicine is one of the cornerstones upon which contemporary societies are built. Many collective efforts allowed to greatly reduce global suffering — examples range from eradication of smallpox and rinderpest thanks to worldwide vaccination programs in the XX century…
Gaslighting is a very convenient one-word concept, as its meaning spans complex manipulative practices in various parts of the society (personal relationships, politics and more recently medicine). It reached its peak in 2022, when it became a word of the…
In my first thematic post, I’d like to talk a bit about small fiber neuropathy (or more appropriately — neuropathies — as we will soon find that in reality this is a heterogenous group of disorders of different etiology1). SFN…