Dr. William Weaver is the Chief of Surgery at the Fayetteville VA Medical Center in North Carolina. He has had two recent stories covered by NPR. In the first, he recounts being one of 14 black students integrating the all-white West Continue reading Favorite Christmas Story this Year
A ‘Good Enough’ Dad And His Special Son National Public Radio (NPR) runs a series called Story Corps which is simply recordings of people interviewing people. The link at the top is probably my favourite interview I’ve heard all Continue reading Good Enough Dad
To get started with hydroponics at home, you should take an inventory of your goals and budget to begin. For a 48×24 inch ebb and flow (flood and drain) system, Your total cost will be around $600. If you grow Continue reading Hydroponics – Cost To Get Started with Ebb and Flow Hydroponics
September and October have now become the months that one interviews for the internal medicine sub-specialties. For years I have been a fan of using my daily commute and extended travel times to “read” audiobooks or listen to medical lectures. Continue reading Ender’s Game – Audiobook for the Family
Stand Up 2 Cancer has several dream teams organized to help oncology research. Today, I came across an article from UCSC discussing how one of their associate professors in biomolecular engineering, Joshua Stuart (right), is joining as a member of Continue reading Stand Up To Cancer Using Oncology Informatics
Last week was a busy week for The Cardinal. Two days after Dr. Robert Carlson was announced as the new CEO of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN), the Indianapolis Star announced that Dr. George Sledge will be leaving Indiana Continue reading Stanford Oncology Informatics
I have been using Google AdSense on one of my websites, Gentoovps.net, for one year now and wanted to answer the question, “Can I Break Even Selling Ads On My Website?” Just to be clear, I did not create the Continue reading Can I Break Even Selling Ads On My Website
A pubmed search for electronic sign out (or hand off) yields 42 results. I wrote recently about secure patient health information and have been thinking more about what it takes to have a secure, physician-to-physician electronic sign out system. To Continue reading Rethinking Secure Electronic Sign out (Hand off or Changeover)
My grandfather worked as a carpenter from the time he was a teenage apprentice until a couple years before his death. I loved making projects with him, and he taught me a lot about woodworking. One of the most striking Continue reading Why You Can’t Be Anything You Want to Be
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