Therapy today risks stunting resilience in children. Parents, not “experts,” are best suited to guide them to successful adulthood.

Studies show that improved cardiorespiratory fitness decreases risk for developing dementia

Dr. Fauci's memoir explores 50 years of medical history, from HIV/AIDS to COVID, with insights, successes, and controversies.

A review of Dr. Emlet's book about a biblical approach to understanding and treating mental health disorders.

As we seek to combat the epidemic of obesity, doctors can show the way by engaging in regular physical fitness.

I recently ran across this clip discussing how much weight we should give to research and academic elites vs following our common sense. ...

Our family makes it a practice around the dinner table to ask each other about our day as an effort to stimulate conversation together....

There is an old phrase that exhorts us to "Lead by example."  Stated differently, some say that more is "Caught than taught."  The...

Some say that up to 80% of patients present to the emergency department with conditions that are a result of the decisions that they...

Since the beginning of entropic history, we as humans have been searching for the fountain of youth.  There are two guaranteed dates that...

Ultrasound has been studied in environments ranging from the battlefield to outer space. This study evaluates ultrasound underwater.

What does it mean to be an academic physician? This speech explores the four pillars of academic medicine and the importance of excellence.

POCUS is the use of ultrasound by physicians at the bedside. This paper looks at the effects on cost when POCUS is used.

POCUS is a powerful adjunct in the evaluation of patients. Transmitting images with HAM radio can help in austere environments.

Healthcare is a $4.3 trillion industry extracts a high cost on patients. This book explores drivers of cost and ways to reduce waste.

Can gallbladder POCUS predict the need for cholecystectomy without confirmatory imaging? This paper attempts to answer that question

The calluses on our hands tell our story an allow us to face the difficulties in life that we encounter.

As a healthcare graduate you are about to embark on a career with incredible opportunities and challenges.

This week we were horrified by the tragedy in Nashville. Frequently we experience tragedy in the lives of our patients. How do we respond?

How resilient are physicians? Is there a correlation between resilience and burnout?