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The pool is closed!
A shortage of lifeguards is the reason in Brunswick, Maine.
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Mothers, migraine, colic ... and sleep
Could migraine and colic have the same pathophysiologic process?
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Y 2 the ED? (Why patients go to the emergency department)
To some extent, physician behavior has helped mold parents’ definition of an emergency.
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The answer is early follow-up
An early follow-up is practicing good medicine.
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The urge to move
It appears the desire to be active is genetic, yet some still are sedentary.
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A longing for belonging
Dr. Wilkoff explains how giving a patient a diagnosis fills a longing for belonging.
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Connected care
Telemedicine, perhaps better termed connected care, can occur at many levels.
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Fear driven
Patients are worried, and so are we physicians.
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A breath of objectivity
There’s no need for parents to feel guilty about breastfeeding or not, or about working outside the home. And there are data for it.
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A telemedicine compromise
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A chance to unite
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A state of mind
Do you enjoy your job and look forward to getting home at the end of the day?
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A.I. and U 2
Artificial intelligence cannot determine how well a patient will cope with a difficult diagnosis.
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Sleeping poorly may mean itching more
Consider sleep hygiene in an itchy child.
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A.I. and U
Dr. William G. Wilkoff describes how artificial intelligence is finding its way into the practice of medicine.