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Infant RSV Problems: Mucous, Mucous, and More Mucous

David Epstein, MD, MS, FAAP discusses the major problem with RSV infections, the significant upper airway congestion from the large amount of mucous production in the nasopharynx.

Nurturing Souls in a Season of Healing

Grace Torres-Hodges, DPM, MBA explains why there is no pill or protocol (& sometimes it’s not even medical expertise), but demonstrating genuine concern for patients’ well-being and caring.

The Blessings of a Wandering Eye

Kerry Graff, MD shares about how a diagnosis of lazy eye at age five changed the trajectory of her life, in several unexpected ways.

Why Do We Continue to Support a System That Abuses Us?

Daniel Paull MD thinks it’s mind boggling that someone who is abused by a system so badly, will also be the first person to defend that same system.

Productive Entrepreneurs are Stingy With Their Time

Dana Corriel, MD, explains why effective communication BEFORE a pitched meeting (one you’re courted for) can save you a lot of aggravation & make you a more productive entrepreneur.

Ladders of Love

Robert Saul, MD explains why adders of love are critical for children, providing support as children and families lift themselves from trauma to a pathway toward restoration, resilience and flourishing.

When You Buy Too Much House…

Daniel Paull MD explains how buying an expensive house can cause physicians problems.

Hypocrisy, Straight from the Hospital C-Suite

Dana Corriel, MD asserts that the healthcare “maze” is built to confuse patients and prioritize the financial stake of medical conglomerates.

How Hospitals are Making Big Money Off of Residents

Daniel Paull MD shares an interesting fact: CMS (Medicare) pays about 150K per resident per year for programs to teach residents. What does this mean?