the future of medicine
Feb. 25, 2020The DO Book Club, Feb. 2020: Lifespan
Aging is a disease that can be cured, writes Harvard researcher David Sinclair, PhD, who shares his findings—and the anti-aging tactics he uses.
Lifestyle
Love knows no bounds
Feb. 12, 20206 tips for maintaining a long-distance relationship in med school
Long-distance dating is even more difficult when you’re a med student. Here’s how my fiancee and I make it work.
love and medicine
Feb. 12, 2020How to plan a wedding during med school or residency
Two DOs share tips they learned along the way for balancing the pressures of training and wedding planning.
HAPPILY EVER AFTER
Feb. 12, 2020Marriage and relationship advice for DOs
Experts reveal why successful people often struggle in marriage, and DOs detail how they sustain the spark in their unions.
Circadian disruption
Feb. 5, 2020Shift workers at risk for heart disease, stroke and Type 2 diabetes
The risks increase even more for those who work irregular or rotating shifts, as many in health care do.
In your words
Feb. 5, 2020Let’s celebrate survival, not apologize for uncertainty
As the daughter of a Stage IV cancer patient, I’ve learned a few things about discussing treatment and prognosis with cancer patients and their loved ones.
My generation
Jan. 29, 2020These docs are happiest outside work
A new Medscape report reveals lifestyle and happiness differences and similarities among millennial, Gen X and baby boomer doctors.
19th-century medicine
Jan. 29, 2020The DO Book Club, Jan. 2020: The Destiny of the Republic
This page-turner provides a short history of President James A. Garfield’s shooting and subsequent fatal infection.