Tom Hinueber and I speak about his father’s passing…and it gets surprisingly deep in between the usual humor that we both like to use to cope.
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Tom Talks About Losing His Father To Cancer
- September 4th, 2018
HPV and Caring For Women With Cancer (w/Dr. Lois Ramondetta)
- August 28th, 2018
An MD Anderson gynecologic oncologist teaches us about cervical cancer screening, HPV, and palliative care.
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WonderBowel (A Medimoji Parody)
- August 21st, 2018
A musical prep for your next colonoscopy!
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Pooprica (A Medimoji Africa Parody)
- August 15th, 2018
For everyone who said I’d never amount to s**t…
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The Ethics of Brain Death & Organ Donation w/ Prof. David Magnus
- August 2nd, 2018
A fascinating deep-dive with into the ethical dilemmas around brain death—particularly as it relates to organ donation—with a world expert on the subject.
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How To Better Treat Patients With Disabilities w/Dr. Holly Tabor
- July 25th, 2018
How the medical system can better serve patients with disabilities such as autism, a shocking finding from a Special Olympics study, and more.
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Peep The New HIV Guidelines w/Dr. James Riddell
- July 24th, 2018
Dr. James Riddell joins me to talk about his new editorial in JAMA and the new HIV/AIDS Guidelines for 2018.
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Why Your Doctor Won’t Look You In The Eye
- July 16th, 2018
When the doctor-patient relationship has been hijacked by a heartless, soulless cash register.
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What “Do Everything” Really Means
- June 20th, 2018
The unspoken truth I want my patients to know about heroic measures at the end-of-life.
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Why Should Doctors Deserve Our Trust?
- June 12th, 2018
Tom Hinueber tells a harrowing, personal story illustrating why he believes our current healthcare system has failed his family.
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What I Learned on Hospital Rounds Today
- June 4th, 2018
Social determinants of health are not the most important factor at play. They’re the ONLY factor at play.
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Were The Children of Flint Poisoned? Not So Fast…
- April 19th, 2018
A new study sheds some light and may lend much-needed perspective for a city that has suffered enough.
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