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Category Archives: Doctors, Dentists
It’s tough to interview a dead woman: The Avastin controversy
November 19, 2011 By Steven Greer, MD The mainstream TV news is botching the coverage of the decision to revoke Roche’s Avastin to treat breast cancer. Most of the TV reports all started the same way, by interviewing a breast … Continue reading
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One of Time Magazine’s “100 Most Influential People in the World”
July 25, 2011 Peter Pronovost MD PhD, gave us a tour of his work at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. His pioneering research has greatly reduced adverse outcomes, such as infections and OR, in hospitals around the world. For his work, … Continue reading
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Detecting nuclear fallout from Japan and elsewhere
July 18, 2011 Clifford Mitchell, MD of the State of Maryland health department discusses how they measure nuclear fallout, as well as how the federal government has an independent system run by the EPA. – Which isotopes are the most … Continue reading
Update: U.S. Radiation levels from Japan
May 1, 2011 The radiation fallout levels in the U.S. from the Japan Fukushima reactors remain low. The EPA runs a national RadNet system that collects radiation samples from air, water, milk and other sources. In addition, most states (e.g. … Continue reading
Comparing radiation leaks from major nuclear events
March 15, 2011 Now that the multiple nuclear reactors in Japan are in meltdown, possibly on the scale of Chernobyl in 1986, the key safety questions are “How will this radiation accident compare to other previously documented events, such as … Continue reading
NBC’s Dr. Nancy Snyderman gets it wrong
March 15, 2011 NBC’s Dr. Nancy Snyderman gets it wrong when she tells America that they are essentially dumb for buying potassium iodide pills to prevent possibly radiation exposure and thyroid cancer. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIxOvAXz2_8 Related, Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly singled out … Continue reading
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“Doctor” Drew has Narcissistic Personality Disorder
April 6, 2011 “Doctor” Drew Pinskey has given up all pretenses of professionalism and is now diagnosing celebrities based on short TV sound bites. Most notably, he did this with Charlie Sheen recently. The academic psychiatry community frowns upon this. … Continue reading
St Vincent’s hospital closure: The first of many across the country?
April 7, 2010 St. Vincent’s hospital in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, is closing due to mounting debt and New York State cuts in funding. St. Vincent’s is the last tertiary care catholic hospital in the city. How can a business entity … Continue reading
The “Botax” and mammogram guidelines
Dr. Jennifer Walden, one of the leading plastic and reconstructive surgeons in New York, discusses her opposition to the “Botax” tax on cosmetic plastic surgery proposed in the Senate healthcare reform bill. She also addresses the controversial recent AHRQ guidelines … Continue reading
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Seasonal flu vaccination program
October 21 Councilmember Alan Gerson is sponsoring regional seasonal flue shots to be administered. These are NOT the swine flue, or H1N1, shots. To learn more, view the video and also call Alan Gerson’s office at (212) 788-7722 httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wphCfVlHgfk (more…)
Doctor at 200 Chambers is not board certified in Internal or Emergency Medicine
February 28, 2013 By Steven E. Greer, MD BatteryPark.TV has received many complaints about the service (more…)
Radio appearances by Steven E. Greer, MD
Joe Piscopo interviews Steven E. Greer, MD: 10-22-2020 Joe Piscopo interviews Steven E. Greer, MD about the Trump recovery: 10-5-2020 Joe Piscopo interviews Steven E. Greer, MD about President Trump’s health: 10-2-2020 Joe Piscopo interviews Steven E. Greer, MD: 9-25-2020 … Continue reading
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