Millennials Change The Health Care Industry

Selfie-Obsessed Millennials Can Teach Doctors A Thing Or Two by Steve Christiansen, MD.  KevinMD.  October 21, 2016

Disclosure Of Biased Information Found To Often Increase The Likelihood That Biased Information Will Be Acce[ted

The Paradox Of Disclosure by Sunita Sah.  The New York Times.  July 8, 2016.

Difficult Patients Present Challenges For Proper Diagnosis, Focus, Perception, And Physician Biases

When Patients Are A Pain For their Doctors by Sumathi Reddy.  The Wall Street Journal.  April 4, 2016

Patients With Many Questions Are The Best Teachers You Will Encounter

Narrating Medicine:  the Patients Who Peppers You With Questions Is Not Being 'Difficult' by Dr. Anna Reisman.  WBUR. March 29, 2016

Patient/Family/Doctor Together Generate Notes In Emerging Trend; Beyond Mere Open Medical Records

How The "OpenNotes" Initiative Is Changing The Way Patients And Doctors Work Together:  A Conversation With Tom Delbanco, M.D.  Commonwealth Fund.  March 18, 2016

Risks Of The "Gold Rush" For Patient Health Data

What's Our Health Data Worth?  by Jerry Bellinson.  Consumer Reports.  March 15, 2016. 

It Might Not Be Optimal To Force Medical Risk Information On Patients

Do You Really Want to Know Your Medical Future?  by Melissa Dahl.  CNN.  March 8, 2016

President Advocates For Patient Ownership Of Their Genetic Information

President Weighs In On Data From Genes by Julie Hirschfeld Davis.  The New York Times.  February 25, 2016.

Doctors And Marketers Square Off Over Direct-To-Consumer Drug Ads

ANA Squares Off Against AMA Over Drug Advertising by Ana Radelat.  Ad Age.  November 20, 2015. 

Teamwork And Patient Involvement Viewed As Key To Reducing Diagnostic Errors

IOM:  Teamwork Key To Reducing Medical Diagnostic Errors by Julie Appleby.  Kaiser Health News.  September 22, 2015. 

Sharing Medical Information With Patients Has Clinical Benefits; Is In Line With Trends Toward Accountable Care

The Healing Power Of Your Own Medical Records by Steve Lohr.  The New York Times.  March 31, 2015. 

Survey: Affordable Care Act Is Improving Financial Security; Financial Distress Declining

Signs Of A Decline In Financial Distress Connected To Medical Bills by Margot Sanger-Katz.  The New York Times.  January 15, 2015.

Study Of TV Medical Shows Illustrates The Importance Of Curated Medical Information

Real-World Doctors Fact-Check Dr. Oz, And The Results Aren't Pretty by Karen Kap[lan.  The Los Angeles Times.  December 19, 2014.

Study: Consumerism And Price Transparency Could Impact Nation's Health Bill

Given Choice, Parents Pick Cheaper Medical Procedure For Children by Elisabeth Rosenthal.  The Upshot.  The New York Times.  October 1, 2014.

Affordable Care Act Provides Role For Patients In Clinical Trials

Design Power:  Patients Play Researchers In Drug Trails by Amy Dockser Marcus.  The Wall Street Journal.  September 29, 2014.

Major Problem: Only About One in 10 People Can Understand And Use Health-Related Information In Daily Life

Many New Patients Overwhelmed By Health Care Jargon by Anna Gorman.  Kaiser Health News/PBS.  June 16, 2014.

Tanaquil Le Clercq: Afternoon Of A Faun. A Sublime Dancer And Heroism In The Face Of Polio

Tanaquil Le Clercq:  Afternoon Of A Faun.  Documentary Film by Nancy Buirski, Director, Producer, Writer.  It is playing at Midtown Art Theatre in Atlanta thru May 15.

This film is sublime in so many ways.  One of those ways is how it shows a creative artist dealing with a disease that struck her down in her prime.

Illness Crystalizes a Romance Only To Dissolve

My Illness, The Third Partner In Our Relationship by Eric Trump.  Modern Love in Fashion And Style.  April 24, 2014.

The Healing Power Of Happiness And Joy In The ICU

A Wedding In Intensive Care by Haider Javed Warraich.  Opinionator Blog.  The New York Times.  March 19, 2014.

Having something to live for sustains life and promotes healing whatever seems to be the objective medical condition.

Unexpected Side Effects Of Surviving Breast Cancer: A First-Person Account

Torpedo-Shaped Boobs And Hot Flashes At Dinner:  Breast Cancer survivor On the 'Embarrassing' Side Effects Of her Treatment by Sadie Whitelocks.  Mail Online.  October 22, 2013.