Dr. G Opines
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Human Interest
COULD INDIANA UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL BE IN MY DNA?
I’m sure I wasn’t born with Indiana University basketball in my DNA. That’s impossible. My DNA did, however, include genes…
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Gastrointestinal Diseases
HEMORRHOIDS
Four years ago, I wrote a blog on common anorectal problems. Among those, the most common was hemorrhoids. In one…
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Heart Disease
WHAT IS AN ANEURYSM?
Surely you’ve heard someone talk about having an aneurysm or you knew someone who did. When you heard that word,…
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Uncategorized
RAYNAUD’S DISEASE: A PHENOMENON
“What is Raynaud’s disease?” you ask. Well, it’s both a disease and a phenomenon. It’s Raynaud’s disease when it occurs…
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A Day in the Life Scenarios
FINDING A NEW DOCTOR: QUITE A CHALLENGE
Fortunately, finding a new family doctor is a task you don’t have to do very often. When the situation arises,…
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Drugs & Medications
ORAL ANTIHISTAMINES: THEY’RE NOT SIMPLE
When people get a cold or hay fever, they usually go to the “allergy” or “colds and flu” sections of…
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Human Interest
NETWORK TELEVISION? WHO WATCHES THAT?
Network television still exists, but I don’t know why. Who watches it, anyway? My wife and I don’t. In fact,…
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Healthcare Policy
DECLINING REIMBURSEMENT RATES: THE DEATH OF FEE-FOR-SERVICE MEDICINE
Yes, folks, the age old “fee-for-service” payment model for medical care has been dying a slow death for 30 years.…
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Aging
HIP FRACTURE
A fracture of the hip is one of the more unfortunate accompaniments of old age. It is a devastating circumstance…
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Heart Disease
SCREENING FOR ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
Atrial fibrillation is the most common cardiac arrhythmia, and is a major risk factor for ischemic stroke. An ischemic stroke…
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