I just loaded a recent Adirondoc column on constipation in the backcountry. While this may seem curious to many, it can be…
One of the points I regularly make in wilderness medicine talks, courses, and columns is the importance of drowning as…
I WRITE THIS COLUMN as we end one of the warmest summers in memory. All indications are that this sorry…
As I write this, it is 48 degrees in the southern Adirondacks. Yet, the ice is off of the lakes,…
ALTHOUGH MOST Adirondack lakes are frozen as I write this column, they will be approaching swimmable by the time you…
BEFORE DIGGING INTO THIS MONTH’S COLUMN, I am afraid we will need to have a brief refresher on high school…
URINARY TRACT INFECTION (UTI) is one of the most common complaints bringing folks to their primary care providers. Since the…
LATELY I HAVE BEEN SPLITTING my time between the Adirondacks and the Gulf Coast of Florida. While these areas are…
Adirondoc – 2017, March/April Maybe there is still some ice on your favorite Adirondack lake, but before long it will…
Just a day after posting the previous comment, a couple of very pertinent publications came out. First of all, Wilderness…