Working With (Not Against) Our Psychology: Contingency Management in Substance Use Disorders
When I signed up for an addiction medicine elective in an OB/GYN clinic, I didn’t know what I didn’t know. I had heard before…
Read MoreWhen I signed up for an addiction medicine elective in an OB/GYN clinic, I didn’t know what I didn’t know. I had heard before…
Read MoreDiscussion over glucagon-like peptide analogs (GLPs) has become a medical hot-topic, extending beyond clinical discussion and becoming a cultural phenomenon. Marketed as a weight-loss…
Read MoreAt its core, the purpose of medicine is to improve, and oftentimes extend, life through the diagnosis and treatment of disease. The logic to…
Read More“Fairy tale“, Taras Shevchenko, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons “To tell you straight doc, I’ve come to accept that everyone dies. Everyone dies at…
Read MoreAs I joined the psychiatry team during morning rounds, it was my turn to present on a new admit: a patient with congenital deafness…
Read MoreIn the vital field of medical education, textbooks are more than mere academic resources. They are the bedrock upon which future healthcare providers build…
Read MoreOne day, before going to my CCE, I called their office to ask if my preceptor was in. It took five minutes of explanation…
Read MoreMany pregnant women at their first check-up will receive a pamphlet with an overview of their pregnancy, genetic testing, things to avoid, prenatal vitamin…
Read MoreThe decision to embark on a medical career is also a decision to be perpetually evaluated based on factors outside and inside your control….
Read MoreThe first time I saw the donor I was to dissect for the next several months, truthfully and somewhat embarrassingly, I thought wow she…
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