A Disease A Day is the first blog to offer medical information that’s easy to understand.

Yes, the site’s name is somewhat morbid. It started way back when I was a medical student studying for my finals and looking for other, more interesting, things to do. So this blog was started, to let the readers study alongside with me. About a new disease, each day.

Today the blog still teaches about diseases (even though not daily – the life of a doctor can be busy), current events and occasional health tips.

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Disclaimer

A Disease A Day was not meant to replace a doctor. It can compliment your knowledge about diseases, but you are advised to visit a doctor for each health concern you may have.

Wishing you a great stay,

Roy Schwartz, M.D.