“Sometimes you have to test the waters, and you’ll find the waters are not as cold as perhaps you thought they would be,” Dr. Anderson said.
The Book Club’s first DO-written selection is a memoir by Rebecca Levy-Gantt, DO, who explains how OB-GYN can be “filled with the happy, sad, interesting, devastating, and unbelievable.”
In recognition of Black History Month, Tyree Winters, DO, discusses his efforts to bring more minorities to medical careers and the importance of physician advocacy.
DOs share their personal vaccine experiences and insights on encouraging patients, friends and family to get vaccinated when it is their turn to do so.
Experts are concerned about reinfections by new variants, Dr. Fauci urges the U.S. to stick to two-dose plan, and South Africa suspends its AstraZeneca rollout.
There are no present signals of significant adverse effects to the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, the committee concluded.
Stories of hectic nights in the emergency room during full moons are common, though hard evidence of a correlation “just isn’t there.”
If you’re interested in investigating “really complex and puzzling diseases,” rheumatology might be the field for you, Cassandra Calabrese, DO, says.