Wound Management Perspective

• Human Health in Space: One Small Step for Manikin-kind As NASA plans a return to the Moon, Dr Walton-Shirley explores how space travel affects the body , medical emergencies, and what we will learn from Commander Moonikin Campos and the Artemis mission.
  theheart.org on Medscape, May 17, 2023
• S2 Episode 3: Perioperative Management of Lung Cancer   Drs Jacob Sands and Jamie Chaft discuss the past, present, and future of perioperative management of lung cancer, including data from recent trials, disease-free survival outcomes, and changes in the standard of care.
  Medscape, March 16, 2023
• Preoperative Preparation for Gender-Affirming Vaginoplasty Surgery As the number of surgeries increases, so does the need for a standardized approach to preoperative evaluation and patient preparation.
  MDedge, February 03, 2023
• Red Flags to Watch for in Diagnosing T1D in Kids January sees the highest number of newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes cases in kids. Dr Jessica Lilley reviews the warning signs to ensure timely diagnosis.
  Medscape Diabetes & Endocrinology, January 23, 2023
• Jan 13 2023 This Week in Cardiology   FOURIER authors' response, a possible practice-changing paper in electrophysiology, and the ATLAS and CAPLA trials are the topics John Mandrola, MD, discusses in this week’s podcast.
  theheart.org on Medscape, January 13, 2023
• Nursing Year in Review: Short Staffing, Strikes, and Suicides On the frontlines of a continuing pandemic with new variants and emerging viruses, nurses faced trauma, legal battles, and strains on safety and well-being. An experienced nurse looks forward and back.
  Medscape Business of Medicine, January 12, 2023
• What's Best for Treating Patients Who Are on Xylazine or 'Tranq'?   Robert D. Glatter, MD, and Joseph L. D'Orazio, MD, discuss the growing epidemic and abuse of xylazine.
  Medscape Emergency Medicine, December 27, 2022
• State of Emergency -- 'Gunshot Wound' Women   'Gunshot Wound' Women is a portrait of heartache, hope, and connectedness, but it's also a tribute to women practicing medicine on the front lines.
  Medscape Emergency Medicine, December 20, 2022
• Medically Speaking, 2022 Was the Best Year Yet for Children Despite the headlines, we need to remember that children born today are better off than ever before.
  Medscape Pediatrics, December 05, 2022
• Regenerative Medicine Landscape Continues to Evolve Dr Kathleen Davenport describes how platelet-rich plasma and stem-cell injections are currently used for tendinopathies and arthritis and what to watch for in the widely varying protocols being used.
  Hospital for Special Surgery, November 02, 2022
• How Anthem Gets Away With Nonpayment and Denials   Dr Robert Glatter and Dr Andrew Fenton join Andrew Selesnick and James Blakeman to discuss a disturbing pattern of nonpayment and denials by the insurer Anthem.
  Medscape Emergency Medicine, October 04, 2022
• Starting Intern Year: A Summer Like Never Before For new residents, the first hot day of the year means school isn't getting out, but rather, just getting started.
  Medscape Blogs, August 18, 2022
• HVAC Systems: What You Don't Know Can Hurt You! Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems can be lethal in medical environments.
  Medscape General Surgery, July 26, 2022
• Nurse Author: It's 'Heartbreaking,' I Can't Return to Medicine The New York Times best-selling author and columnist Theresa Brown compares overworked nurses to swimmers drowning in a pool.
  Medscape Business of Medicine, July 22, 2022
• S1 Episode 1: Bladder Cancer Choices: Robotic or Open Cystectomy?   Bladder cancer surgeons Drs Cheryl Lee and Khurshid Guru are inspired by a recent Swedish study and discuss aggregate surgical outcomes data comparing their own different approaches.
  Medscape, July 06, 2022
• Sweet Holey Pillow Dreams Dr Lundberg treats his own suspicious ear lesion. Did he have a fool for a patient?
  Medscape Internal Medicine, June 20, 2022
• Colons Are Like Snowflakes: IBD in Kids   How to talk about IBD to families, and the new medical approaches that can heal the intestinal mucosa are two of the expert pearls shared by The Cribsiders.
  The Cribsiders, June 16, 2022
• With US Gun Violence, Silence = Death, so Where Is the Outrage? Moments of silence are a de minimis response to mass gun shootings. Loud, non-violent outrage will bring more attention and action to the public health crisis of gun violence in the US.
  Medscape Blogs, June 08, 2022
• What an AR-15 Does to a Child's Body: A Surgeon's View   Drs Robert Glatter, Joseph Sakran, Andre Campbell, and Linda Dultz discuss the recent tragedy in Uvalde, Texas, and next steps for making effective changes in gun violence.
  Medscape Emergency Medicine, June 02, 2022
• How Medicine Is Failing a Nation in Pain   Pain is central to every specialty, and we all played a part in the opioid crisis, says Dr Haider Warraich, author of The Song of Our Scars: The Untold Story of Pain.
  Medscape, May 20, 2022