Ovarian cancer is the deadliest gynecological cancer in the United States. The National Cancer Institute estimates there will be ... More
How Patients Choose Doctors Online
People often read reviews on hotels or restaurants before making reservations, but how many of us read online reviews before ... More
Giving to Floating Doctors this Holiday Season
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1eyL6hdDQ0&w=560&h=315] Our Sermo community has been participating in a ... More
Physician-Assisted Suicide
In 1997, Oregon became the first state in the United States to pass legislation that offered a “physician-assisted” approach to dyi ... More
Physicians and Sleep Deprivation
Any resident around prior to 2011 remembers the 30-hour shifts, the groggy fatigue as patients blurred buy. Did mistakes happen? ... More
Transparency for Patient Costs in Massachusetts
Massachusetts recently became the first state in the country to require disclosure of pricing upon request from patients. ... More
How Physicians Address Patient Obesity
We asked our Sermo physicians recently how they address obesity with their patients. The majority of them recommended diet and ... More
Tracking the Flu, Where we Stand So Far This Season
The flu is here, according to the CDC, the four-week rolling average of influenza positive tests as reported by the laboratories ... More
Don’t Scoff at Meditation as a Medical Tool
A growing body of evidence suggests meditation can be a potent weapon in a physician’s arsenal to combat illness and disease with p ... More
Emotional Support for Cancer Patients
“You have cancer,” is a phrase no physician wants to deliver and no patient wants to hear, yet it happens a little more than 1.6 mi ... More
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