Treating a daytime cough, the (medicine) is probably no use. But trying some preparations to treat a nighttime cough is reasonable if it lets the family and kid sleep better. Chances are, it's not going to help.

One of the arguments for treating symptoms is to make people feel better. One of the arguments against is you really should focus your energy on uncovering the cause or reassuring the family the cause is not serious.

We've all been trying to come up with our own type of game plan until there's better evidence-based medicine to guide us,

We recognize that a medicine that sits on the shelf, out of reach financially, doesn't help anyone. So, we're trying to make sure people don't fall through the cracks.

Cystoscopies gastroscopies biopsies. They can do three or four of those and make five or six hundred dollars in a single day but we get nothing when we use our time to understand the lives of our patients.

I've been studying this for more than 20 years. This is not 'alternative medicine.' We are inducing a fever, as though we were giving the patient malaria or a bad case of the flu.