Author: Teddy Marsh

It’s not that long ago that having mental health problems carried significant social stigma. Families would be embarrassed to admit they had

I’ve found myself becoming increasing concerned about the model of care being offered in many Accident and Emergency departments both in

There’s no other way to do it, someone needs to mention some of the elephants in the Emergency Room. Why are

My first experience of an Emergency Department night shift was in the early 1990s in a modern 300 bed district

Several years ago I observed a doctor consulting with an extremely obese lady, who was clearly suffering from several obesity related comorbidities.

Possibly one of the biggest indicators towards our profession’s tendency to over-diagnose and over-treat patients is the prevalence of so

The picture on the mantelpiece falls over The Priest says it’s God The Ufologist says it’s an alien The Medium says

Not too many years ago, all medical practitioners used to practice the shady art of anecdotal medicine. Very much like the