Please enjoy this post from the Archives, first published on July 30, 2009
By Sam Rougas MD
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It seems that every week a new article in a major newspaper is reporting what most …
Please enjoy this post from the Archives, first published on July 30, 2009
By Sam Rougas MD
Faculty Peer Reviewed
It seems that every week a new article in a major newspaper is reporting what most …
By Kristen Mattei
Faculty Peer Reviewed
I distinctly remember being 9 years old, sitting in my doctor’s office after a cold left me struggling for breath, doubled over and wheezing, when he told me …
By Daniel Diaz, MD
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Now that the New Year has rolled in and winter has finally started to declare itself, it’s time for us to stop making resolutions and start acting …
By Benjamin Wu, MD
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Mr. T is a 53-year-old man, with history significant for cholelithiasis. He decides to have an elective cholecystectomy after years of biliary colic. Mr. T is an …
By Alexandra Sowa, MD
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Happy New Year!
For nostalgia’s sake, let’s take a look back before we begin to look forward. The December 21st edition of the Journal of the American Medical …
By Synphen H. WU, MD, PhD.
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Welcome to the final Primecuts of the year!
As 2011 draws to a close and we look ahead to 2012, the state of the economy continues …
By Maryann Kwa, MD
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Clinical Case:
A.D. is a healthy 65-year-old African American male with no prior medical history who presents to his primary care physician for an annual check up. He …
By Jason Feliberti, MD
Faculty Peer Reviewed
“Tis the season to be Jolly,” and if you’re like me “Tis the season to hope for new [electronic] toys.” The Holidays are around the corner, and …