BOOKS BY HANS DUVEFELT, MD
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Recent posts
- Quick and Easy: How to Save Primary Care
- All These Gut Feelings: A 10-Year Old With Belly Pain
- Don’t Eat More of Anything (Until You Decide What to Eat Less Of)
- Why Can You Have Angina With Normal Coronary Arteries? For the Same Reason You Can Have Heart Failure With Preserved Ejection Fraction
- Another Gut Feeling: A Case of Visceral Hyperalgesia?
- Big Leg, Little Leg: The Lymphedema That Came and Went (Comments invited)
- Health Care Through the Back Door: The Dangers of Nurse Visits
- Since When? Looking for Change: The Heart of the Art of Diagnosis
- A Very Near Miss: The Worst Bout of Sciatica Ever
- Notes From My Sick Bed: Cold War, Viruses and History Repeating Itself
- How to Talk to Clinicians: Forget Workflows, Just Tell Us How Things Work
- Hijacked for Public Health Purposes: Previsit Planning and Morning Huddles
- A Stubborn Rash: When Doctors Don’t Communicate
- A Country Doctor Practices Bibliotherapy: Books by Prescription
- Always Looking for Zebras
- The App That Helps Me Be a More Patient Centered Physician
- The Misunderstood Medicinal Use of Yogurt
- I Heard About Chilblains in British Television Shows, Not in Medical School
- Care Reminders? No Time to Think on the Clinic Assembly Line
- A Year of Extremes: From Medieval Masks to mRNA Vaccines; From Science Denying Flat Earthers to the Prospect of Civil War
A Country Doctor Writes: 
I enjoy your comments and opinions. Last weekend, I was very lucky that I follow you. I found out that I was hacked, when I tried to comment. I did my research and found out that I was blocked. I always keep available phone numbers written down. I know, so old fashioned of me. With a landline, I was able to call my mobile phone company, PayPal, credit cards, etc. about how somebody managed to change recovery numbers and email accounts along with passwords. The phone agents were remarkably agreeable to helping me after I answered security questions, and they got hold of Google—meanwhile I hate bananas and strawberries. I do like spinach though. I feel very lucky that I like your common sense philosophy about medical practice.