When I was a kid growing up in Colorado, my family did a lot of camping. We had a Starcraft pop-up trailer that we’d pull behind my father’s Chevy pickup, and throughout the summer we’d make weekend trips up to the mountains — sometimes by ourselves and sometimes with other… CONTINUE
No, Fauci’s Not to Blame for our Tanking Economy
For weeks, I’ve watched elements of the MAGA-right impersonate a weather vane in a tornado, snapping in one direction from another whenever some media-conservative tosses out a stray thought on the health crisis. It’s amazing how many contradictory theories can fit into such a short span of time: striking how… CONTINUE
About Those “Coincidental” Coronavirus Deaths
The most bizarre coronavirus debate I’ve seen over the past week has to do with our nation’s recording of COVID-19 deaths. Unfortunately, that number is rising quickly (nearly 2,000 new deaths were reported on Tuesday alone), even as the rate of new infections and hospitalizations, in hard-hit parts of the… CONTINUE
Coronavirus Immunity Testing Must Be a Priority
In early March, I began receiving patient emails from a former doctor of mine. It took me a second to realize why I was even on his mailing list, being that he had left the health clinic I go to a few years back. I quickly remembered that he’s now… CONTINUE
Some Coronavirus Ramblings After a Week Off
I’ll begin this column by thanking some readers who noticed that I didn’t put out a piece last week, and were wondering if my family and I were doing okay during this health crisis. The answer is yes… or so we assume. So far, the Dalys have only experienced the… CONTINUE
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