The skeptical cardiologist mentioned in his previous post on myocarditis and COVID-19 that one argument being used by the vaccine-hesitant is the lack of a full, non-emergency FDA approval of
Palpitatons due to premature beats, either ventricular contractions (PVCs) or atrial contractions (PACs) can be extremely vexing even when we know they are benign. For many individuals, these extrasystoles come
The skeptical cardiologist has long been an advocate of the Kardia single lead mobile ECG for personal monitoring of cardiac rhythm. In conjunction with the KardiaPro dashboard, it drastically reduces
The skeptical cardiologist dropped his ballot into one of the drive-by mailboxes outside the Clayton post office yesterday with a sense of relief. My first ever attempt at absentee voting
Thomas A. Russo, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York If you think you’re safe from the coronavirus just because you’re outdoors, think again. While the wind and
Apple announced last week the release of Apple Watch Series 6 (AW6) which features a “revolutionary Blood Oxygen feature”. How accurate or useful (or revolutionary) is that blood oxygen feature?
Apparently the skeptical cardiologist offended many Hoosiers when he called them Indianans recently. Truth be told, I knew that the good folks from Indiana were proud to call themselves Hoosiers
At The Conversation, Cassandra Quave (Assistant Professor of Dermatology and Human Health; Herbarium Curator, Emory University) has written a helpful article expressing her concern that the dietary supplements industry may
Anthony C. Pearson M.D., F.A.C.C. is a cardiologist, musician, writer and a regular columnist at MedPage Today