Intraarticular Injections for the Treatment of Knee Osteoarthritis in Primary Care
Steroid injections for osteoarthritis of the knee are a cost-effective treatment that can be done in the primary care office.
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Clinical Medicine
Deciphering Rectal Pain: Proctalgia Fugax vs Levator Ani Syndrome
Anorectal pain can be a real bummer. Literally. It doesn’t discriminate and it can be tough to find the culprit.
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Why Do My Feet Hurt? The Complete Guide to Foot Pain, Custom Insoles, and Why You Don’t Need a Podiatrist to Get Them
Why do my feet hurt? Should I see a podiatrist? If you have foot pain or have ever thought about getting custom insoles, this is for you.
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Long COVID and Other Medical Mysteries: What TIME Magazine Got Wrong
The article in TIME entitled “Why So Many long-COVID Patients Are Reporting Suicidal Thoughts” made some good points but we felt like the author missed the mark.
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Imposter Syndrome: An Epidemic in Medicine
This article contains affiliate links. You’ve probably heard of it: imposter syndrome. Perhaps you can relate, as it seems to
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PE for PAs: Is it time?
Physical activity is often recommended to improve physical, mental, and emotional health. These benefits are needed by all age groups
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A Comparison of Ketogenic versus Plant-Based Diet and its Effects on Glucose and Insulin Response in Type 2 Diabetics
Although new cases of diabetes have decreased over the last decade, the overall percentage of people in the United States
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What is the Rabbit Effect? Kindness in Medicine
The science is pretty clear–as much as we need doctors, nurses, and PAs, we need each other even more. So let’s unplug a little more often and build our kindness muscles. Let’s give the gift of our time to someone who may need a lift. Remember the rabbits.
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Temporomandibular Joint Disorder is Not a Dental Problem
Future research should identify pharmacotherapeutic agents for the management of chronic nociplastic pain that are better tolerated.
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Can Physical Activity Help Prevent Burnout in First-Year Physician Assistant Students? A Proposed Research Study
The researchers hypothesize that physical activity can help prevent burnout in first-year PA students.
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