Virginia Should Declare War on COVID19: Extraordinary Times Call for Decisive Action

 

Our very own Dr. Wenzel has done it again.....this time in a Richmond Times Dispatch opinion. The third and final (hopefully) COVID 19 wave is upon us, it is time for Virginia to take aggressive and bold measures.

Me acabo de vacunar! COVID-19 Vaccine at VCU

 

My COVID-19 Vaccine Experience at VCU Health.

COVID-19 Vaccine Facts vs Fiction: Dr. Richard Wenzel

I serve as the Richard P. Wenzel Professor of Medicine (Endowed Professorship) at VCU so it is always on honor to promote the work of our most esteemed colleague, Dick Wenzel, now Professor Emeritus.

For those seeking an informative video on COVID 19 vaccines, seek no no further. Our very own Dr. Richard Wenzel tells you what you need to know, now.

Dark Archives: A Book on Anthropodermic Bibliopegy

 

Sometimes the topic of  a book is so bizarre that the temptation to read it is too great.  Such is the case with the Dark Archives, by Megan Rosenbloom. 

The book explores the very real history of anthropodermic bibliopegy-  the binding of books with human skin. What transpires is a fascinating read on book binding, grave diggers (known as resurrectionists) who supply fresh corpses to medical school anatomists, tanning hides and the dark (and infrequent) practice of binding books in human skin.

This is a highly worthwhile read for any bibliophile or history of Medicine buff.

16th Annual Richmond City FC Copa Navidad: Charity Soccer Event with Special Remembrance of Daryl Grove

On Saturday December 5th, we celebrated the life of Daryl Grove by way of the 16th Annual Richmond City FC (RCFC) Copa Navidad Charity Soccer Game.

The match pitted the RCFC Blues vs the Maroons for bragging club rights. The fund raised will go to the charities supported by our dear, departed friend Daryl.

Owing to a nagging wrist injury, I sat out the match this year and opted for the role of photographer. 

Images are below.

Feliz Navidad