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Step Up: Transitioning Women to Life After Foster Care

January 16, 2016
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A Force Awakens Recently, I took my family to see the new Star Wars Movie, “The Force Awakens.” In the movie, we are introduced to a new character – a beautiful, scrappy young woman named Rey.  Rey’s parents, however, are missing – they are nowhere to be found....
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UrologyHealth extra – Patient Education Begins in the Waiting Room

January 03, 2016
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UrologyHealth extra® Magazine I’m constantly looking for ways to get high quality education materials into the hands of my patients. Despite the recent explosion in digital resources, many patients are still more comfortable viewing these types of materials in traditional...
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Movember – This Year, It’s Personal

November 12, 2015
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This is an excerpt of a guest post written by Dr. Brian Stork for the Urology Times reflecting on Movember. You can read the full post on the Urology Times. Getting Personal Movember has taken on a more personal meaning for me this year. At the beginning of the month, one of my...
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#ImWithCraig: Love and Support with Twitter Hearts ❤

November 06, 2015
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A Change to Hearts – When a Little, Means a Lot Over the past few years, I’ve used Twitter for all kinds of things. I’ve used it to share health information, participate in conversations, engage in professional learning, and raise awareness. Last week, I even used it...
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Envisioning the Future of Patient Education in Urology

November 01, 2015
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Urology Care Foundation Envisions the Future One of the greatest challenges and opportunities in urology today is to determine how to leverage the rapidly growing number of social media tools to help educate our patients. For years, the Urology Care Foundation has been a...
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The Commoditization of Medicine: My Post for “Tincture”

October 05, 2015
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Let’s Get Real; Really Real Dr. Jordan Shlain asked me to contribute to his new collection on Medium called Tincture. I started Tincture to get the bright minds in healthcare to start ‘calling it like it is’ – no sugar-coating, and no dreaming about what could be. I...
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Finding Solace on World Ostomy Day: Shared Experience

October 01, 2015
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Pat is a 26-year old medical student who was born, raised, and is currently studying, in Virginia. He began blogging at www.ibdpatient2patient.com in late January 2015, at the request of a trauma surgeon who asked him to share his experiences of dealing with advanced...
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Flourishing with an Ostomy – Celebrating Great Comebacks with Amy Oestreicher

August 26, 2015
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Great Comebacks When I was a boy, I was a San Diego Chargers’ football fan.  Although they were a great team, I liked the team because they were often the underdogs. They also had Rolf Benirschke, a fantastic placekicker.  I remember, more than once, watching Rolf kick a...
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#ILookLikeASurgeon – Reflections on Heroines and Heroes

August 16, 2015
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Wonder Women Last year, my wife, son, daughter and I visited our local library to view the documentary “Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines.” Having a daughter of my own, I found this film to be very thought provoking. It challenged my previous...
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The Paradox of Technology and Human Exploration

July 12, 2015
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New Horizons Encounters Pluto This week, mankind will witness something truly remarkable. The NASA New Horizons Spacecraft will have a historic encounter with Pluto, and in the process, beam back the most detailed pictures of the dwarf planet we have seen to date. Previous to...
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