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Medical Mysteries’ lessons: Ask questions, get a second opinion, self-advocate - The Washington Post


Medical Mysteries Medical Mysteries: After 18 years, a writer’s insights and farewell. Advice gleaned from the stories of 200 people whose perplexing illnesses were eventually diagnosed. Read More

Medical Mysteries: He beat a fungal infection. So why was he so ill again?


Peter Redweik’s brutal infection was quelled by a medication so powerful that doctors use it sparingly. Yet he continued to be terribly sick. What else was wrong? Read More

Online portals deliver scary health news before doctors can weigh in - The Washington Post


Online portals deliver scary health news before doctors can weigh in. Americans are entitled to immediate access to medical test and scan results, from routine bloodwork to MRIs, lifting the veil ... Read More

Medical Mysteries: After 18 years, a writer’s insights and farewell - MSN


Eighteen years after I created the column, which deconstructs puzzling cases from the perspective of a patient, relative, doctor or other health-care worker, it continues to have an avid following. Read More

Medical Mysteries: Shattering ‘ice pick’ headaches upended her life - The Washington Post


Medical Mysteries Medical Mysteries: Shattering ‘ice pick’ headaches upended her life. Doctors concluded that her repeated stabbing pain signaled migraines until one asked critical questions. Read More


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