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Footprints
In medicine, and in everyday life, we strive to do our best for ourselves and for those who need us.
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Hunt, gather, and turn on the Keurig
Over the millennia we’ve changed daily routines from something critical for survival to what we need for individual success in a chosen field.
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Dusty, but still cool
In life, as in medicine, priorities change and evolve with the times.
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The magic of music
Music is a part of that mysterious essence that makes us human. It touches all of us in some way.
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It’s not an assembly line
Private equity buyouts may benefit some businesses, but medical practices are not one of them.
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Buyer beware
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Babe Ruth’s unique cane, and why he used it
Seventy-five years after his death, the case of Babe Ruth still presents pertinent questions.
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Sick humor
We seek relief in humor, even (maybe especially) in bad situations of our own and others.
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Safety first: Regulations
Some see regulations as necessary to protect public safety, while others argue that they block innovation, success, and profits.
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You’ve been warned
If people want to smoke, I have a hard time believing that they’re unaware of the health risks.
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The timekeeper
Over time this whimsical character and the calendar blocks he holds have taken on a bigger significance, quietly counting out the days of my...
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What’s in a drug name?