By Neel Shah, MD MPP During the home stretch of this year’s presidential election cycle, Bill Clinton peppered a stump speech with a reflection on the challenges Americans face in
By Chris Moriates, MD and Victoria Valencia MPH There are few worse ways to awake a person than with a needle stick in the arm to draw blood. If you have
By Sean Card As we headed off to the doctor one Saturday in February my Mom thought my brother might have strep throat because of white streaks in his throat,
By Jim Sepeda A family member of mine had recently been stricken with Diverticulitis. The treatment included an antibiotic that is infamous for creating nausea, and it ran true to
By Angela Gargus The last few years has brought certain buzz words and concepts to the forefront in the medical field – things such as the triple aim, population health
By Judy Gichoya The year is 2008 and I was a medical student working at the hospital in Eldoret, Western Kenya. Moi and Indiana University formed a collaboration that was