Comprehensive Guide to Diagnosing and Treating Sinus Tarsi Syndrome
Explore a detailed guide on diagnosing and treating sinus tarsi syndrome.
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Clinical Medicine
‘Dys’functional Medicine: A Risky Departure from Evidence-Based Practice
Functional medicine represents an ill-considered departure from evidence-based medicine, the only type of medicine that ought to be practiced.
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Managing the Red Eye Patient–A Diagnosis You Can’t Afford to Miss
Prescribing antibiotics for many cases of red eye is not only unhelpful but it could lead to major complications.
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Frenotomy: The Not So Evidenced-based Practice of Cutting a Baby’s Tongue
There is limited evidence demonstrating that frenotomy leads to better breastfeeding outcomes.
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Diabetic Retinopathy: Everything Physician Associates Should Know
Even patients without a prior diagnosis of diabetes can have diabetic retinopathy. Here’s everything a PA should know.
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Why Not Try the Oldest Form of Exercise? 7 Reasons to Start Walking
Are you tired of being overweight but just don’t have the energy to start exercising? Start walking!
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Charting 101: Overcoming the EHR to Document More Efficiently
Are you tired of spending all your free time charting? Learn how to document more efficiently and maintain quality records.
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Unmasking the Carnivore Diet: 3 Compelling Reasons Why It’s Unhealthy and Unbalanced
This article contains affiliate links. In recent years, the carnivore diet has gained popularity as a radical approach to nutrition.
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A Case of Concurrent Erythematotelangiectatic Rosacea and Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus
Rosacea is a condition that is oftentimes diagnosed clinically but it may mimic other skin disorders, one of which is cutaneous lupus erythematosus (CLE).
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Perinatal Depression in Military Spouses Stationed Overseas: A Systematic Literature Review
Perinatal depression is a serious mental health condition that has been shown to have negative implications for both the mother, spouse, and infant.
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