My Woeful Attempt to get my article published in the BMJ Oh woe woe woe is me. I've just heard the BMJ rejected my manuscript about my life (or lack of) as a doctor/carer for Lyme-Boy and how hard it's been to get proper care and treatment for him, Granted it was a rant and had no pictures; and yes it could have been ... Read More »

Lyme Wars - what a Pickle! ... Read More »

How it all began - How poor Bobsy got SLymed! ... Read More »

A Lyme Wars Journal - My personal experience as a doctor/carer, trapped on the front-line in the crazy bad world of Lyme disease ... Read More »

How the little actions you make each day, could make a massive difference we just need to all work towards the same goal.

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Should high morals be expected of people in the aftermath of natural disasters? I refer mainly to the looting, appeals from bogus charities, competition for greater donations between charity X and charity Y, the selling of donated medicines reported following the Haitian earthquake, and the escape of prisoners reported ... Read More »

When Michelle Obama was just an ordinary working "mom" she relied on takeouts or the drive-through to feed her kids during the week. She got a wake-up call when a paediatrician commented on their weight fluctuations, and now, as First Lady, has launched a campaign to wipe out childhood obesity in a generation, Let's ... Read More »

Media and public health..can modern day media hype endanger public health provision?
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When it comes to creative works, for example painting, sculpture, or writing, it is extraordinary how people seem to ‘know’ when the piece is done. This capacity is clearly demonstrated by great artists for whom the proof of their decision-making is on display. They would busy themselves with a task for minutes ... Read More »