Dr. Mahima Gulati: The Endocrinologist Who Put Lifestyle at the Center of the Clinic
There is a particular kind of stubbornness required to sit across from a patient with a hemoglobin A1c climbing year
There is a particular kind of stubbornness required to sit across from a patient with a hemoglobin A1c climbing year
In a modest exam room in Midland, Texas, a young internist once sat across from patients whose charts told the
It happens in a meeting, usually. A word that should be there is not. A decision that used to arrive
Some careers move in a straight line. Others circle back on themselves, picking up the same threads decades apart and
An operating room runs on a peculiar kind of trust. A patient lies down, surrenders consciousness, and believes, without proof,
Six point nine five million dollars, distributed over five years, is not the kind of number that appears on a
A wireless microphone clipped to a lapel, a private stream of text scrolling across a small handheld screen, and somewhere
Congenital hyperinsulinism is the kind of disease that most physicians will never encounter in an entire career. It is rare
Medicine may change dramatically when a physician moves from the delivery room to the conference room, but the instinct to
In the world of neuromuscular disease, patience is not so much a virtue as an occupational requirement. Conditions such as
Dr. Lynn-Marie Morski has spent her career working at the intersection of medicine, law, emerging therapeutics, and medical communication. She
In Louisiana, in an office responsible for training the next generation of osteopathic physicians, Dr. Mark Sanders carries two professional