Although tax season has come and gone again in the US, many of us have had the regrettable occasion to call the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) call…
Recently, there has been a great deal in the press surrounding organ transplantation. Sara Murnhagan, the courageous little girl with end stage cystic fibrosis, captured the nation’s attention…
Medical education today requires students to assimilate lots of facts and amass an incredible fund of knowledge quickly. As medical science advances, more material must be mastered.…
Our own Dr. Our own Dr. Kevin Campbell made an appearance on WNCN’s Today Show to discuss the potential health benefits of taking Aspirin and Tylenol.WNCN: News, Weather…
For those who are engaged in social media, nothing is more powerful than an active Twitter account. Twitter demands engagement and fosters a sense of community. Medicine,…
As we become more connected as a society, it is inevitable that healthcare moves toward more of a virtual online presence as well. Telemedicine and remote follow…
Industry and medicine are permanently linked together–like it or not. Attempts to separate them are fraught with difficulties. Certainly, physicians should have no financial incentives to use…
Nothing exemplifies more the complete lack of understanding of the issues surrounding our healthcare system than an article that appeared in the New York Times this weekend. Author Jane…
As physicians, we are all held to a high standard. It is our responsibility to care for patients and their families. We must assimilate knowledge and apply…
Healthcare is changing and physicians and hospital systems must quickly adapt in order to remain solvent in these challenging economic times. No longer is it adequate to…
