Harriet Edgeworth: A Mysterious Story in the History of Myasthenia Gravis
Alison Christy, MD, PhD shares the story of Harriet Edgeworth, PhD, who developed myasthenia gravis after the 1918 flu, but was dismissed by doctors at the time.
Alison Christy, MD, PhD shares the story of Harriet Edgeworth, PhD, who developed myasthenia gravis after the 1918 flu, but was dismissed by doctors at the time.
Robert Saul, MD shares personal life moments to remind us that being mindful of those around us and accepting them and their humanity is crucial to our lives.
Sara Cheng, MD/PhD shares a humorous interaction she had early in her medical career.
Holly MacKenna MD reminisces: a physician meets her first mentor for coffee and is reminded of what it means to be a healer.
Elisabeth Preston-Hsu, MD reviews the history of surnaming, challenging expectations of naming traditions, and “nerding out” over the power of hyphen (Part 3 of this 3 part article)
Elisabeth Preston-Hsu, MD reviews the history of surnaming, challenging expectations of naming traditions, and “nerding out” over the power of hyphen (Part 2 of this 3 part article)
Susan J. Baumgaertel, MD, shares a personal story about trying new things, taught by three professional athletes in baseball, football and ultimate frisbee.
Elisabeth Preston-Hsu, MD reviews the history of surnaming, challenging expectations of naming traditions, and “nerding out” over the power of hyphen.
Ann F. Beach MD shares what happens when you’re on call and there’s no one to keep your four-year-old.
Susan J. Baumgaertel, MD shares special and unexpected personal story about the art of medicine, our human connections, and the art all around us in nature.
Holly MacKenna, MD shares a story of how an unwelcomed text reminds a female of physician of past traumas and leads to an unexpected opportunity for post traumatic growth.
Susan J. Baumgaertel, MD shares a story that helps us redefine “exercise” and think about it more as “movement” that can be a valuable experience, fun, and even inspiring.
Victoria Sorlie-Aguilar, MD says that hot flashes are NEWS FLASHES telling us we are changing. Find out how menopause affects your body- & be empowered to navigate midlife with grace and ease.
Dana Corriel, MD shares everything”Twitter”, in a Twitter for Basics session. How does Twitter work? What do the words tweet, tag, retweet, hashtag mean? How does one engage?
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Dr. Baumgaertel draws upon her 30 years of experience as a physician in primary care internal medicine, and uses her personal story-telling style to communicate with you as if you are sitting right across from her. Pull up a chair and enjoy.
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Explore casual conversation between doctors walking, & then grabbing a bite, in this light knock-off of a Jerry Seinfeld favorite!
Physicians are increasingly looking to different practice models, as burnout rates continue to climb. This series explores the DPC model.
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