“Have we done everything we can for this patient?”
Dr. Edgar Miller (Nepal, 1959)
ABOUT ME
I am a practicing physician with an interest in nutritional, biochemical and environmental aspects of chronic illness in adults and children.
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Early in my 50 years of caring for people seeking answer for chronic illnesses I found a way of listening that begins with a symptom checklist as part of a long questionnaire with a chronological record of illnesses and life events. Before meeting my patients, I have studied and sorted the checklist by frequency and severity. Our first conversation starts with a mutual grasp of the story with and then consider the options. This approach differs from the way I was trained in two ways. First, it respects the patient as a source of details and second, it considers details that are irrelevant to making a diagnosis but which may be game-changers in making a plan.

PUBLICATIONS
BOOKS
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Child Behavior (with F. Ilg and L. B. Ames), Harper & Row, 1982
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Your Ten to Fourteen Year Old (with L. B. Ames and F. Ilg), Delacorte, 1988
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Folic Acid, Keats Publishers, 1995
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Detoxification and Healing, McGraw Hill, 2003
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The Circadian Prescription, Putnam, 2000
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Biomedical Assessment Options for Children with Autism and Related Problems (with J. Pangborn), ARI 2002
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Autism: Effective Biomedical Treatments (with J. Pangborn), ARI 2005 (addendum 2007)
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We Band of Mothers (with J. Chinitz), ARI 2007
ARTICLES
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Autism 360: The Development of an Online Database with Patient-Entered Data
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Gender Differences Among Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Secular Trend of Sex Ratio and Symptom Patterns Among Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
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Autism Spectrum Disorder as a Model for Thinking Differently About Patients with Complex Disease
COMMENTARY
Here is a short film introducing you to my small effort in the restoration of the microbiome with helminthic therapy.
