No matter how much technology we have at our disposal, it’s still a human-to-human interaction. That’s what I never want to lose track of.
As a physician you have to be open to learning from patients because everybody experiences their illness differently.
Should you encourage your child to become a single-sport athlete? A sports medicine specialist weighs in.
Colorectal cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths in the U.S. The good news is that it can be caught early.
Head and Neck Cancer on Rise in Young Men
While still considered rare, head and neck cancers are striking younger men at a higher and more rapid rate, and many of the patients do not have the typical cancer risk factors.
'American Sniper' Hits (The Road) Home
"American Sniper" is a "moving and accurate portrayal of the impact combat has on our soldiers and, especially, their families,” said Mark Pollack MD, chairman of Rush's Department of Psychiatry.
Treating People, Not Diseases
Rush medical students recently highlighted the importance of patients' stories in care.
Living With Incontinence
A new procedure called sacral neuromodulation offers relief for patients with fecal and urinary incontinence.
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