2015 Medical Advances: Intro/Index

January 3, 2016

2015 has been an exhaustingly prolific year for making medical advances. [well, most if not all have been done by others; but, I’m still exhausted]

Here is a series of at least two posts which outline the years advances. They, of course, will eventually lead to new guidelines for medical practice (if they haven’t already) so we should at least keep them in mind.

[Late Addition: Benzocaine is reported to be more allergenic when applied topically. But Cortizone IS back over-the-counter these days; although, as a product that’s much more expensive than if they had just left it alone with a few dosage limitations.]

3 Posts in "2015 Med Advances" Series

2015 Medical Advances: Intro/Index – 3 Jan 2016
The Intro/Index to the 2015 Medical Advances Curated Series of Posts

Peanuts - Ear Drops – 4 Jan 2016
Ready or not, here we go again with another year in pediatric medicine. Peanut allergies, autism genes, strep throats and ear drops.

ADHD - Bronchiolitis – 8 Jan 2016
In this post we will finish the highlights of new research in pediatric medicine by covering the remaining selected issues: ADHD, immunizations and bronchiolitis.

Immunization schedules are updated regularly too; so, if you’re interested, here is a link to the series of Immunization Guidelines.

Series next: Peanuts – Ear Drops