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Richard Bosshardt MD

    Evidence-based vs. empirical medicine

    Published On: October 28, 2019By Richard Bosshardt MD4.1 min read

    Steer away from medicine based purely on testimonials.  I often have stated in my various writings that I try to practice evidence-based medicine. It occurred to me that a reader [...]

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    When technology outstrips biology

    Published On: August 28, 2019By Richard Bosshardt MD4.4 min read

    Misinformation in the information age can be hazardous. Our technological age has fed us several myths that, if not recognized and dealt with, will negatively impact our health, both individually [...]

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    Supplements: What you don’t know can hurt you

    Published On: April 28, 2019By Richard Bosshardt MD4.5 min read

    The potential harm from supplements is a bitter pill to swallow. There’s a situation repeated hundreds of thousands of times all over the United States. It involves women more than [...]

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    What’s wrong with homeopathy?

    Published On: March 28, 2019By Richard Bosshardt MD3.7 min read

    Research shows no benefit from treatment. The terms homeopathy and homeopathic physician, or homeopath, are heard commonly in society. They describe a poorly understood medical discipline. Some people have the [...]

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    Safety warning for ‘final frontier’

    Published On: January 28, 2019By Richard Bosshardt MD3 min read

    Energy-based devices don’t have FDA approval for cosmetic vaginal procedures. It is perhaps the last frontier in the push for total body rejuvenation after skin, faces, necks, breasts, tummies, arms, [...]

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    Keep it simple, silly

    Published On: December 28, 2018By Richard Bosshardt MD4.9 min read

    The secret to life can be sealed with a KISS. Story: Dr. Richard T. Bosshardt As I have gotten older and more experienced as a physician, I have come to [...]

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    The scoop on poop

    Published On: October 28, 2018By Richard Bosshardt MD4.8 min read

    Chasing the perfect No:2 Is it a coincidence that the smiling poop emoji is a triangular pile, almost like a soft-serve ice cream swirl? I think not. To my analytical [...]

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    Battling King Kong—a true-life tale of survival

    Published On: September 28, 2018By Richard Bosshardt MD5.7 min read

    I wrote this while recovering from a bout of the flu. I mean the real flu, not a cold. Flu is a cold on steroids. You can die from flu. [...]

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    A tale of two men

    Published On: May 28, 2018By Richard Bosshardt MD5.2 min read

    One of these men is not like the other. Story: Dr. Richard T. Bosshardt They live in Everytown, U.S.A. You almost certainly know one of them, most likely both. Either [...]

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    Thar’s mold in them thar hills

    Published On: March 28, 2018By Richard Bosshardt MD5.3 min read

    Mold, fungi, yeast. They are literally everywhere. Yeast are so ubiquitous that you can make sourdough bread starter just by leaving some warm water mixed with flour out in the [...]

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    Intelligent exercise for adults

    Published On: February 24, 2018By Richard Bosshardt MD4.3 min read

    I turned 65 this year, but in my mind, I am still that 17-year-old kid who was indestructible and could do whatever he put his mind to. The optimism of [...]

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    Running and your heart: How much is enough? How much is too much?

    Published On: January 28, 2018By Richard Bosshardt MD4.7 min read

    Writer: Dr. Richard T. Bosshardt I get plenty of exercise carrying the coffins of my friends who exercise.”—Red Skelton Everyone knows that running is good for your heart, right? Well, [...]

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    How can you tell if your doctor is any good?

    Published On: December 28, 2017By Richard Bosshardt MD4.3 min read

    Finding a “good” doctor may not be as difficult as you think. I read of an interesting, non-scientific poll taken a few years back. People were asked what they thought [...]

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    Eating simplified

    Published On: November 1, 2017By Richard Bosshardt MD4.9 min read

      Over our kitchen pantry door hangs a sign with one word on it: Simplify. It is my reminder to try to avoid overcomplicating my life. It is one of [...]

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    ABCs of health

    Published On: September 1, 2017By Richard Bosshardt MD3.7 min read

    The simple basics may lead to a better you. Staying as healthy as you can is not rocket science. No, you cannot avoid medical issues, illnesses, and accidents indefinitely, but [...]

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