Category: Archived Blogs

Even a happy life cannot be without a measure of darkness, and the word happy would lose its meaning if

This is the 2nd in a series. Part one published in Authentic Medicine July 19 2021 A discussion came up

This time of year, down here on the Gulf Coast, we all keep a close eye on all the hurricane

Dear Dr. Anita Sircar, MD, MPH, DTM&H, Your resume looks impeccable. You have more letters after your name than in

Is there life after practice?  This admittedly, is one of the biggest issues facing today’s physicians and other professionals. Let’s

A loooong Sunday overnight in the desolation of the Atlanta mega-airport (hint:  NO bars, restaurants, nada was open), interrupted interminable hours

Boy, that’s applicable today. TGIF

Remember, today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Dale Carnegie

First, let me say I believe in getting this vaccine IF YOU HAVEN’T HAD COVID YET. Second, I am continually

We need more models to represent physician burnout. Requirements include: Being able to put one or both hands on your

You may have received a letter from your specialty board that looks like the above. Please read what I wrote

With today’s advanced molecular biology techniques, the accidental release of a disease enhanced virion from a purely scientific laboratory can

No words for this.

Hysterical. Not mine. Found on the web. TGIF

This is a day when all Americans from every walk of life unite in our resolve for justice and peace.

Last week I wrote a piece on “What Do You Fear” (published August 30 in Authentic Medicine) which I thought

So I was sometimes a pain in the ass for my office staff. (OK-maybe more than sometimes. I can hear

You didn’t know RRAs or registered radiology assistants were a thing? C’mon, get with the times. Remember, they are ALWAYS