Medicine is Unnecessarily Complicated In medical school, the 2nd-year curriculum was/is structured around organ systems – cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, musculoskeletal, endocrine, etc. – with
Health Care has a Specialty Problem Ever heard someone bemoaning the fact that they have multiple doctors? It’s the sad reality of the modern health
It’s Time to Set a Higher Bar for Health Care When working in the hospital, I am often witness to the disappointingly low bar that
Why US Health Care Ranks Last Among Developed Nations, and What to do About it The United States is heralded as a center for innovation
Quality Health Care How direct primary care can transform health care Why is it that the USA is renowned for its medical breakthroughs and yet
Mental Health – Part 1: The Problem with the Modern Approach This post is the first in a series of several entries about the intersection
Cardiovascular Risk Starts Even Before a Diagnosis of Prediabetes I recently did a presentation about Insulin Resistance and the importance of early detection of Prediabetes,
Eating Healthy is [NOT] Expensive The assertion that eating healthy is expensive appears to be a modern excuse for poor eating habits and may be
