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For Dementia Awareness Week…the candle that burns just as bright!
I’ve had a blog on dementia sitting at The Independent waiting to be published for over two weeks…and it has gone live on the first day of Dementia Awareness Week (hashtag #TalkDementia)! Please share this if you can, I’m hoping this can shine at least a ray of hope into the lives of some fearful […]
Can we “optimize” the possibility for spontaneous remission?
My latest health blog, called “Watching out for security and finding it within” has just been published as a “Christian Science perspective” piece by The Christian Science Monitor. Here is an excerpt from the article… Both the nocebos and spontaneous remissions show the effect our beliefs can have on our well-being. These evidences have led Dr. Rankin […]
Is it “all in the genes”? Apparently not!
My latest blog posted on the Huffington Post UK follows an enjoyable “day out” at a TEDx conference organised by the Twin Researchers of King’s College, London. It is called: Taking a Healthy Look “Beyond the Genes”. Here is an excerpt… The closing message, from businessman Ellis Watson, was to recognise happiness isn’t in the genes – nor, for that […]
Is the end of the world (medically) nigh?
My latest blog posted on the Huffington Post UK is a response to a vivid prophecy of doom from the Chief Medical Officer for Her Majesty’s Government. It is called: An Injection of Hope Into the Medical “Apocalypse”? Here is an excerpt… But is “the end of modern medicine as we know it” – as Dr […]
For International Women’s Day: Innovation through inspiration – Mary Baker Eddy
International Women’s Day and US National Women’s History Month coincide today, March 8, 2013. The theme of the latter is Women Inspiring Innovation Through Imagination: Celebrating Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. To celebrate this annual focus on women we have a guest blog on a woman whose innovation was the result of a very pragmatic inspiration […]
When is a painkiller not a painkiller?
Riddle for the day – when might a painkiller no longer be called a painkiller? The answer is in my latest health piece Painkillers and Healing which has just been published by The Christian Science Monitor. “Certainly my doctor did his best to help me. However, the antibiotics I was given didn’t address my symptoms, and […]
So who wouldn’t want to flee the flu?
February celebrated “wise health care consumers” at the same time as newspapers and airwaves conveyed and questioned the need for “flu jabs”. Are there other wise choices that could protect us from the flu? In 5 Other Ways to Flee the Flu - posted on BuzzFeed – I share some thoughts on how thinking generally, and prayer specifically, can […]
“Bye, Bipolar!” – is it possible?
From pharmaceuticals and side effects to freedom and peace. In Finding An Exit Strategy From A Mental Health Drugs Habit – posted on BuzzFeed – I share how one bipolar sufferer found a way out of the cycle of drugs and more drugs that worked for her. Here is an excerpt. Are there other ways to achieve […]
A Happy Valentine’s Day blog for those without a Valentine…
Happy Valentine’s Day. I have posted a new blog on BuzzFeed titled 5 Ways to Feel Loved – With or Without a Valentine! It includes a walk-on part for Charlie Brown and Snoopy. What Valentine’s Day would be complete without them? Underneath the picture (taken on the River Thames, London) is an excerpt from the blog: …But […]






