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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How I Doubled My Income and Grew My Non-Clinical Career as a Doctor of Medical Science
Just a year and a half after graduation, I started a medical education company and nearly doubled my income in large part due to my pursuit of a terminal degree.
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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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A PA Doctorate in… Psychiatry?
Dr. Lee finds what she had been looking for as one of the first Doctors of Medical Science to graduate with an emphasis in Psychiatry.
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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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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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Doctor of Medical Science vs MD: What You Won’t Learn on Reddit
We’ve already seen PA vs MD, so get ready for Doctor of Medical Science vs MD! What you learn may surprise you.
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Medsembly: One PA’s Dream to Bridge the Gap Between Healthcare Hopefuls and Healthcare Heroes
I’m on a mission to bridge the gap between students and healthcare professionals by helping students achieve their career goals.
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Is Medicine a Calling or Just a Job?
Working in healthcare may be one of the most difficult jobs in the world. Caring for people’s well being requires knowledge, compassion, patience, selflessness, humility, and professionalism. Even small decisions are made with care and caution. But things aren’t getting any easier. Why do we do it? For the love of it? For the money? Both? Let’s talk about medicine as a calling or just another job.
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