Perspectives
Professionals, Providers & Patients
Dr. Sarah Berry is at the forefront of osteoporosis research, studying modifiable risk factors for falls.
Mary Hettinger, who has a family history of osteoporosis, knew the seriousness of getting regular bone density screenings, and since her diagnosis at age 61, she has made lifestyle changes to decrease her risk of bone breaks.
As the healthcare industry adapts to an ever-changing landscape, transitioning to a wellness model of care looks to be in its future.
Nancy Ascher, MD, PhD, has devoted her career to organ transplantation and transplant surgery.
A chance meeting with a classmate suffering from kidney disease started a chain of events that set Eldonna on her path to become a living organ donor.
A growing demographic of “vaccine-hesitant” parents is driving demand for an alternative vaccine schedule that differs from CDC guidelines. But is it safe?
Emerging infectious diseases — those that have either never before been recognized or are re-emerging — represent one of the greatest threats to humanity.
According to the World Health Organization, it is estimated one in every 10 patients is harmed while receiving hospital care caused by a range of adverse events, with nearly 50 percent of them preventable.
A physician specializing in sepsis discusses diagnosis, symptoms and treatment of the disease.
It’s almost a year since the pandemic first began ravaging the U.S., leaving healthcare providers grappling with how to care for the millions of Americans who have contracted the coronavirus. Still, scientists do not fully understand how to prevent or treat It.
Since the onset of the pandemic, Dr. Dasgupta has been actively treating patients as a pulmonary critical care physician. Then in July 2020, he went from being a physician to a patient when he and his family contracted COVID-19.