Blog - Page 9 of 30

Ebola Outbreak: An infectious disease doctor tells his story

9 July 30, 2014

Editors Note: Dr. James Wilson, a pediatrician and infectious disease expert with AscelBio is currently traveling to Monrovia, ... More

+ July 28, 2014

A recent SermoSays Physician Poll shows a narrow majority of physicians support the Supreme Court decision to allow closely held ... More

2 July 24, 2014

The Hippocratic Oath states: “I will apply dietetic measures for the benefit of the sick according to my ability and judgment; I w ... More

+ July 21, 2014

We had a little fun with our latest poll. We asked our physicians, what is your favorite fictional doctor of all time? The f ... More

1 July 18, 2014

243 travel-related cases of Chikungunya have been reported in the US this year. Our neighbors in the Caribbean and Central America ... More

28 July 16, 2014

Ah yes. The Front Desk. A smile in the voice, a welcoming, "Doctor Curmudgeon's Office. This is Scheherazade. How may I help yo ... More

+ July 14, 2014

A doctor moves with precision in the ER, attempting to keep death at bay with heroic measures for a struggling patient. On ... More

+ July 11, 2014

Our physician community frequently collaborates on "digital curbsides." Our case today comes from the jungles of Panama and ... More

+ July 9, 2014

We're at the halfway mark for 2014, and we wanted to check in on our mission statement. Our goal is to project physicians' voices ... More

1 July 7, 2014

Richard Armstrong, MD, FACS, is a practicing general surgeon at Helen Newberry Hospital, a critical access hospital (CAH) in the ... More