It’s Time for the Independent Physician to Stop Fighting the System
The time has come for the independent physician to stop bucking the system. For better or for worse?
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Contact Sport Controversy: Are Our Brains Worth the Risk?
As a former ice hockey player myself, I know this game, too, needs to change in order to protect the brains of our current and future generations.
Fitting in Time for Exercise When Working a 70-Hour-Week Rotation
These are a few simple things every physician can keep in mind when trying to improve their fitness goals.
Improving Physician Nutrition: Hospital Cafeteria Food or Brown Bagging It?
As physicians, we spend a lot of time talking with our patients about making healthy food choices, but some of us fail to listen to our own advice.
Revisited: You Know What You Don’t Know
Unknown knowns are ideas that we’re aware of on some level but, for whatever reason, choose not to admit to ourselves.
Practice What You Preach: How Exercising Can Make You a Better Physician
What if setting aside some time for exercise can actually make you a more effective and confident physician?
The Six Lessons My Patients Have Taught Me About Medicine
At the end of the day, I can rest assured that despite my relative ignorance, my patients will teach me everything I need to know.
A Physician Recalls His First Lesson In Humility
Humility is a lesson we are taught over and over again.
What You Say to Your Patients Could Be Vital
A primary care physician ponders the quality of advice given and forgotten.
The Track Through Residency: Is Running Away From Burnout an Option?
If medical training isn’t a marathon, it’s at least a hotly-contested 5K race.
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