Because Knowledge is Power

May 2015

[spacer height="20px"]It’s a real thing, and the changing façade of healthcare in the US is bringing doctors to their own brink before they hit middle age.   [spacer height="20px"]What do I mean?   [spacer height="20px"]Well, many of us in my generation went into medicine for the simple reason that

[spacer height="20px"]Just to be clear, what I mean by “success” is NOT garnering the most praise or beating out the most competitors. I’m defining success as an adult who is fulfilled in their personal and professional lives; someone whose drive comes from within, not from

[spacer height="20px"]The recent news of Dave Goldberg’s death on a treadmill while on vacation in Mexico has shocked many. A healthy 47 year old man, married to Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg, and CEO of Survey Monkey himself, suddenly dies because of a treadmill accident? It highlights

[spacer height="20px"]Gender inequality of pay is a widespread issue in our country, we know. But most of us think that medicine would be one area where there isn’t inequality. After all, to be any type of healthcare provider you have to complete certain degrees, go through

[spacer height="20px"](Nope I'm not writing about medical school and residency years) [spacer height="20px"]I've loved running since my 20's when I discovered that I alone, with some determination and commitment, could get myself to run miles when I started out barely able to complete one mile. I

[spacer height="20px"]The amazing benefits of dark chocolate, from our teeth to our hearts, have been in the news a lot. Since it’s only a certain cacao level that that has all those good polyphenols we benefit from, I attempted to explore how easy is it