Health notes
Written by the doctors here, published when one of them has something worth saying rather than on a schedule. None of it replaces a visit, and all of it is meant to make the visit shorter.
The Invisible Interface: Why the Best Technology Silently Disappears
From the disappearing smartphone to the rise of ambient AI, a generation of engineers is building tools that vanish into the background — and rewriting what it means to be…
The Quiet Machine: Why the Best Technology Is the Kind You Stop Noticing
From the disappearing smartphone to the rise of ambient AI, a generation of engineers is building tools that vanish into the background — and rewriting what it means to be…
The Skincare Routine That Works When You Stop Adding to It
Ten-step routines look impressive on a shelf. Skin tends to respond better to fewer products, used well, over time.
Slow Travel Isn’t About Going Slowly
The point of slow travel isn't pace. It's attention. The two are related, but only one is the actual goal.
Why Your Morning Routine Probably Doesn’t Need a System
The wellness internet sells morning routines like productivity software. Most people would do better with something much simpler.
Cooking Seasonally Without Making It a Project
Eating seasonally sounds aspirational. It can also just be a habit of buying what looks best at the market.
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