Opinion
Solo Vs McDoctors Inc.
A small, even solo, medical practice isn’t incompatible with the shiny toys of 2024 medicine. You can make good patient care happen with both.
Opinion
A Brief Glimpse Into 80,000 Years of Human History
No matter how much medicine may change, in many ways it will stay the same.
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Mechanism of Action
We want to understand what we’re prescribing will do to patients. We want to explain it to them, too.
Opinion
Statins for MS (Not)
Everything we do now in medicine is based on both the successes and failures of what came before.
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Flash Drive Versus Paper
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Not Keeping Up With the Joneses
I have no desire to advertise that I’m the best neurologist in town (though I believe I’m the best in my building, since there isn’t another one...
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Mom’s Potato Salad
Alzheimer’s disease is a worldwide human problem. Not American. Not western. Not restricted by race, or ethnicity, or continent.
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The Small Business of Medicine
I’m certainly not in a position to offer extended or weekend hours — I mean, I could, but I also have my own sanity to keep.
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The Prohibitive Price Tag
The guidelines, in essence, are useful, but only apply to a perfect world where drug cost doesn’t matter.
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In Search of a Hobby
News
Penalty for No-Shows?
No-shows are a waste of time and money for every medical practice.
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Another Social Media Snowball
The intersection between medical research and mass media becomes increasingly problematic in the social media era, where things that are...
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Thanks, But No Thanks
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Selective Attention