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What the Lindsay Clancy Case Reveals About Postpartum Mental Health Care (opens the original)
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On Sept. 4, a Massachusetts court declared a mistrial in the case against Lindsay Clancy because the jury split eleven to one and could not reach the unanimous agreement a conviction requires. I am not here to write about the legal case. I am here to ask the question that’s been masked by the legal battle: “What should postpartum mental health care actually look like?” Unfortunately, I’ve been asking this question for the last 25 years. I am a board-certified psychiatrist and a fifth-generation
Why Your Immune System Ages and How to Slow It Down (opens the original)
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Robert had always been the healthy one. At 71, he still played golf twice per week, took no regular medications, and had a lifelong habit of shrugging off whatever cold or flu was going around the office. So when he walked into my practice, he wasn’t alarmed—just puzzled. In the two years since his wife had died, something in him seemingly had stopped working. A scrape on his shin that should have closed in a week now took a month to heal. Colds he would once have brushed off now knocked him fla
Your Kidneys and Bladder May Be Failing Faster—and Why That’s Happening (opens the original)
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Margaret, 66, couldn’t explain the dread. It wasn’t tied to anything specific—just a low hum of “something bad is coming” that followed her through her days. Her doctor explained away her cold hands, aching back, and nighttime trips to the bathroom as part of aging. What no one had connected was that all of it, including the fear, might be coming from the same place: her kidneys. In classical Chinese medicine, cold hands, back aches, broken sleep, frequent bathroom visits, and nameless fears are
What Standard Cardiac Testing Fails to Capture (opens the original)
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Aging is not random. It is the gradual breakdown of the body’s architecture across four dimensions: anatomy, chemistry, energy, and spirit. Understanding these forces can transform how you age—and how you heal. If your last cardiac workup came back normal and you still don’t feel right, you are not imagining it. The standard measurements may not be capturing what is wrong. James, 58, a working architect, came to my office two weeks after his cardiologist had told him everything looked fine. His
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