Sensible Medicine

MARCH 2, 2024

Since the start of the pandemic, I have written 200 op-eds on COVID-19 policy and published 20+ peer reviewed articles. I was opposed to school closure, masking kids, vaccine mandates, especially for young men in college who already had COVID-19, and took on many other controversial topics. Yet, from 2020-2022, I was not asked to debate these topics at any university.

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Science Based Medicine

MARCH 2, 2024

The morning started too early. For some reason, I snapped awake just before sunrise and could not fall back to sleep. Probably that ball of guilt in the pit of my stomach. I suspected it is a minor example of what a condemned man feels on the morning of his execution. I lay in bed and stared thoughtlessly at the ceiling waiting […] The post Skeptics in Pub.

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Valant

MARCH 2, 2024

For behavioral health practices, transitioning to in-house billing for mental health services can be extremely beneficial. In-house billing can boost efficiency, reduce spending, improve revenue streams, and simplify compliance—even with ever-evolving regulations. Many providers outsource their billing, especially if they believe they simply don’t have the bandwidth to manage it themselves.

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Northwest Career College

MARCH 2, 2024

Empowering Wellness Through Knowledge For current or aspiring medical assistants, understanding the significance of patient education is critical in providing exceptional care. Healthcare professionals’ willingness to invest time in patient education makes a significant impact on the patient experience and long-term health outcomes. This article delves into why patient education delivered in medical settings is so important and how medical assistants can actively contribute to this crucial aspec

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