A step-by-step guide for using Twitter—for physicians and medical societies in Michigan and around the country. Use Twitter to build relationships. READ MORE
Gun violence continues to rise, and a West Michigan research study of patient data builds interest in prevention. Addressing gun violence is a community healthcare issue. READ MORE
The Urology Care Foundation recently interviewed my friend and colleague, Dr. Byron Varnado, for a podcast concerning African-American men’s health. Dr. Varnado is a family physician in Muskegon, Michigan, where he has been practicing for 22 years. We are lucky to have a... READ MORE
In these uncertain times, battling misinformation in health information is more important than ever. Patients seek and deserve quality patient education. In this post, I present two authoritative resources—the Urology Care Foundation (UCF) and the Michigan Urological Surgery... READ MORE
In April, Pam Ressler, e-patient Britta Bloomquist, and I presented at Mad*Pow’s Health Experience Design Conference on the topic of “Co-Creating Haiku for Healing, Health, and Change”. As we all know, the pandemic has been traumatic for patients, nurses, caregivers, and health... READ MORE
September is Women in Medicine Month and I would like to introduce you to my sister and pathologist, Dr. Lori Ryan and her podcast, ScopeMD – a podcast for women in medicine.
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On the AUA Inside Tract Podcast, Dr. Stork talks with Casey Callahan about COVID-19 in Michigan – as coworkers and colleagues are testing positive for coronavirus. READ MORE
The COVID-19 pandemic is a traumatic experience that affects us all, but especially our children. How can we minimize the toxic stress? Dr. Stork provides 8 tips for pandemic parenting. READ MORE