Newsletter

Dear (name), Things are heating up with the book. My publicist, Joanne McCall, and I are working furiously scheduling presentations, interviews, podcasts, book reviews, and articles to promote HAS MEDICINE LOST ITS MIND? – to be published on March 4. The formal launch will be at Chicago’s esteemed Seminary Coop Bookstore (5751 S. Woodlawn Ave.;

Dear (name), It has been a pleasure and an honor to be in touch with so many of you over the last year—and to learn about all the exciting things you’re doing. For this newsletter, I want to update you on what’s been going on with us aside from my book. After a cold month

Dear (name), Today, I address one of society’s great issues. Who decides what science does—the public or science? For example, the populace has taken control and been clear that it does not want science to create human beings in a laboratory or construct computers that run the world. Once Americans became informed of these potential

Dear (name), Our research at Michigan State led to an evidence-based patient-centered interview. Unfortunately, many inferred that such communication practices apply only in medicine. In this newsletter, excerpted from HAS MEDICINE LOST ITS MIND?, I’ll show how you can use these basic communication skills in everyday life. Best to call them person-centered skills, as Carl