The myth of the sexist doc

Article Abstract:

Many women have the perception that doctors do not take their medical complaints as seriously as men's. However, a non-scientific test of that hypothesis showed no significant difference in treatment. A physician's specialty or biases seemed to influence diagnosis more than gender.

Health aspects, Analysis, Evaluation, Women, Physician and patient, Physician-patient relations, Physicians, Medical professions, Women's health, Sex discrimination

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Ticked off

Article Abstract:

Hiking and especially sleeping in the wilderness can put people in danger of tick infestation, which should be prevented, as new tick-borne diseases are frequently being discovered. Ways to prevent oneself against ticks, including the proper clothing to wear, is described.

Prevention, Control, Ticks, Tick-borne diseases

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Ticked off

Article Abstract:

Lyme disease, which was first identified in the 1970s, can have a variety of symptoms including arthritis, fatigue, depression, headaches, and poor vision. However, the treatment and even diagnosis of Lyme disease remain controversial within the medical community.

Care and treatment, Cover Story, Lyme disease

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