Since childhood, I have suffered from severe stabbing headaches. Then in my first year of medical school in anatomy, as we peeled back the scalp of our cadaver, I saw a nerve poking out of a muscle on the back of the skull. With a flash, I knew that I was seeing the source of… Read More: The re-education of a physician into the school of pain »
Executive functioning delays – such as difficulties with attention, concentration and self-control – which frequently occur in preterm children actually persist beyond early infancy, through to school-entry age, new research has found. Researchers from the College of Health and Medicine’s Division of Psychology studied how preterm children, are at a higher risk of developing executive… Read More: Further insight needed into potential development delays in preterm children »
When Jayne Wrightsman, art collector, society maven, trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a stiletto in a velvet glove, died at her home at 820 Fifth Ave. on Saturday at age 99, it was the end of an era. Wrightsman may have been nouveau riche, but her taste and style were a calculated homage… Read More: How Jayne Wrightsman transformed herself into a legendary socialite »
So Billie Eilish recently shared that Justin Bieber slid into her DMs. It looks like there could be a collab in the works—she’s been a fan of Biebs for years. In between planning to become a father, settling into a new house, and ruining a canyon in Iceland, Justin Bieber has been a busy guy!… Read More: Billie Eilish Says That Justin Bieber Slid Into Her DMs »