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If you live or work in Caruthersville MO, chances are that your most pressing health care question is how do I (or my immediate family members) get a […] [Physicians shouldn’t get too attached to the organizations they work for]( One of the biggest changes to health care over the last 20 years has been the corporatization of medicine, from small independent physician practices, to large corporations that now run the show. Medicine has gone from good old Dr. Johnson’s office around the corner, to a world of boardrooms, megamergers and takeovers. This has enormous downstream […] [Sex in the elderly is not a need. It’s a privilege.]( If you’re sexy, fit and nimble, if you can part your thighs and bend your knees, if you can see your private parts without a mirror, ignore this. Move on. This is not for you. 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If I — a gastroenterologist — do not even know how much a colonoscopy costs, it is unlikely that I can speak with authority […] --------------------------------------------------------------- [Join the fastest-growing physician Facebook group](. Physician voice by KevinMD. [For physicians by physicians](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [No, the HPV vaccine isn’t optional]( A lot of parents ask me, about the HPV vaccine, “Isn’t that the optional one?” Well, let me walk you through why my answer to that question is a hard “no.” Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a virus that causes warts and several types of cancer. There are over 200 different strains of HPV, some of which […] [Is primary care an unnecessary roadblock?]( A lot of Americans think they should be able to make an appointment with a specialist on their own, and view the referral from a primary care provider as an unnecessary roadblock. 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Despite understanding the physics, I am still amazed by flight, and even more so by the coordination required to manage the logistics of shuttling […] [3 things about psychiatry that don’t focus on pathology]( I was asked to present information about mental health to a lay audience. This is both an exciting and daunting task. I imagine it’s like asking someone to talk about fish. There are so many kinds of fish! They live in many habitats! Some of them look more like snakes than fish! There are so […] [The financial disadvantages of being a doctor in California]( Geographical arbitrage is a huge component to being able to build wealth in a timely manner. For doctors, the formula for rapid wealth accumulation calls for geographical arbitrage even more strongly as our salaries do not have wide ranges across the country. 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Take two recent FDA announcements that made a splash despite weak […] [Don’t forget this common trigger of cyclic vomiting syndrome]( There is a condition known as cyclic vomiting syndrome which causes people to develop episodes or “attacks” of frequent vomiting lasting for a few days at a time without an apparent cause. Sufferers of cyclic vomiting are totally fine between episodes … it’s kind of like a migraine of the upper gastrointestinal tract! Just like treating migraine […] [A medical student’s biggest fear]( It was the last week of my EMS elective. I was incredibly lucky to ride with one of the EMS captains who was eager to take me to any call that sounded interesting. We were called to a possible stroke. An 82-year-old woman with sudden-onset unilateral weakness and expressive aphasia. 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