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The Smartest Person in The Room

David Epstein, MD, MS, FAAP discusses why a leader should not be the smartest person in the room.

Time for Disruption in Psychiatry

Hunter Yost MD: Psychiatry needs to advance like other medical specialties, the status quo must change.

When is Enough…. Enough in Your Career?

Jillian Rigert, DMD, MD, insists that your worth is not measured by your CV. Read why.

I Have to Wait How Long?!?!

David Epstein, MD, MS, FAAP discusses why it takes time to be seen for an acute illness and what makes up a medical visit.

Tennis Related Injuries of the Hand, Elbow and Shoulder

Alejandro Badia, MD explains that tennis is a demanding sport, particularly to the upper extremity, and that early recognition of injuries can help keep one in the game.

Why Mentors Matter – A Tribute to Dr. Sam Katz

Professor Robert Saul tells us about the experienced and trusted advisor – Sam Katz – who set the stage for multiple aspects of the professor’s career.

Startups, Stop Hoarding Experts

Dana Corriel, MD explains why businesses try to “hoard” experts like physicians, and why disruption is needed – STAT – in this field.

Lactation Related Breast Engorgement: Setting The Record Straight

Lindsay Moore-Ostby, MD, IBCLC writes about how postpartum breast engorgement is commonly misunderstood and mismanaged (& and how to easily manage it)

The Nuts and Bolts of Nut Consumption

Nisha Patel, MD, asks what the deal is with nuts. Are they really healthy for you?

Foot Pain Shouldn’t Wait

Tea Nguyen, DPM insists that foot pain shouldn’t wait and that direct care offers to fill this gap.

“With Malice Toward None, With Charity For All”

Robert Saul, MD writes about how Lincoln knew the only way to move forward, was to accept the common responsibility for the problems of the day and work to improve.