With Cancer: The Kids Aren’t All Right, But They Are Better Off Than the Adults By Leonard Zwelling In the previous blog post, I speculated that the latest fad in cancer research, ‘omic’ analysis of human tumors, is built on a concept something like intelligent design. I believe that because the basic hypothesis genomics […]
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Cancer By Intelligent Design? By Leonard Zwelling I was at a fund-raising dinner recently for a particular type of cancer. It doesn’t really matter which kind because these dinners are all the same. Only the color of the ribbons change. Survivors are lauded. Those who have died are remembered in various ways, mostly with
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Scorpions Crossing Holcombe By Leonard Zwelling The news is full of Donald Sterling. Mr. Sterling, the owner of the NBA’s LA Clippers, was caught on a recording device by his mistress making racial slurs. This has sent the entire blogosphere and all cable news outlets into a feeding frenzy of competitive opportunities to see
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Lessons From The Wall Street Journal-April 29, 2014 By Leonard Zwelling I read newspapers. No, I don’t mean on a Kindle, although I have one of those. I mean the actual paper, not the e-version. I get three delivered to my home every day—The Houston Chronicle, the NY Times and the Wall Street Journal.
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