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BECKER’S: Why Physician Supply is Dwindling (And How to Keep Yours)
By Helen Gregg | Becker’s Hospital Review May 10, 2013 - In the next one to three years, more than half of American physicians will cut back on patients, by reducing hours, switching to concier… more →
Concierge Medicine Today
Your Complacency Causes my Unicorns and Rainbows
wrote 17 hours ago: I won’t ever apologize for my beliefs or for putting them into words. However, this post comes … more →
Playing politics with your food
wrote 4 days ago: Forbes ran an op/ed this morning titled How much of food activism is new age, airy-fairy nonsense? b … more →
BECKER'S: Why Physician Supply is Dwindling (And How to Keep Yours)
wrote 4 days ago: By Helen Gregg | Becker’s Hospital Review May 10, 2013 - In the next one to three years, more … more →
Community health works
wrote 4 days ago: Community health workers are ordinary people in a community – usually in a poor community … more →
Fear Mongering
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wrote 1 week ago: Born to Jewish parents (Catholic mother converted to Judaism prior to marriage for my father) I was … more →
Should primary care limit its scope of work?
wrote 1 week ago: By Joshua Freeman, MD | Physician | May 6, 2013 - The shortage of primary care physicians in the U.S … more →
Change of Address, and Pretty Much Everything Else
wrote 1 week ago: Dear Internet: I’m not dead, giving up on writing, or, unfortunately, touring the more remote … more →
OP/ED: Independent nurse practitioners are not the primary care solution
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wrote 1 week ago: By Reid Blackwelder, MD | Physician May 7, 2013 – In her post, “The only thing that truly sepa … more →
OP/ED Op-Eds: Itsuka Hoshi no Umi de [The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]
wrote 1 week ago: We’ve already featured GaoGaiGar’s famously bombastic opening here on OP/ED Op-Eds, but … more →
Conspirators continue to Conspire
wrote 1 week ago: BY Lindsey Winepol, Opinion Editor, Bloomsburg University Conspiracy theories started forming theori … more →
Concierge Medicine Myths and Realities
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wrote 1 week ago: Myth #1: Concierge Medicine is just for the wealthy. Reality: This is no longer true. Many forms of … more →
Staff Editorial: May 2013
wrote 1 week ago: Final exams at Sharon High: a waste of time, studying, and summer. Due to the unusual number of hurr … more →
Girls Pay for Prom?
wrote 1 week ago: By Yoni Monat The exciting tradition of senior proms is etched firmly into the pantheon of rites of … more →
Not So Equal Rights: Injustices of the Defense of Marriage Act
wrote 1 week ago: By Kim Chook America boasts diversity, civil rights, and opens its arms to the people of the world. … more →
The iPhone Epidemic
wrote 1 week ago: By Jake Ryter The iPhone makes lives much simpler (#jordyuglyforever). It is everything needed that … more →
A Thank You to Sparknotes
wrote 1 week ago: By Bradley Clark I have now gone through four years of high school now, and every one of them I have … more →
Bombings Highlight Horrific Journalism
wrote 1 week ago: By David Adler The motivation for a media company to have an “exclusive” report when there is a majo … more →
When Less Is More
wrote 1 week ago: By Jared Fogel Gone are the days of receiving letters from three schools: a reach, a match, and a sa … more →
Do Terrorists Deserve Miranda Rights?
wrote 1 week ago: By Adam Gray When the FBI interrogated Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving suspect in the Boston Marath … more →
