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Historically, one of the most enjoyable parts of being a physician is the common oath that we all share and the camaraderie that comes from years of training together and working to save patients’ lives. And yet, modern medicine has become challenged by limited resources, rising costs, and strained relationships.  In this essay, I encouraged our membership to remember our calling and to strive to find common ground for physicians and hospitals.

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Patient Outcomes – May 1, 2025

Patient Outcomes – May 1, 2025

Nothing can be more important than knowing the experience level of your surgeon.  Generally speaking, the more you do something, the better you become!  Since entering practice in 1992, I have performed over 8,215  major heart and lung operations and numerous minor...

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Day #5 After CABG Surgery

Day #5 After CABG Surgery

With the patient’s permission, this video discusses the post-operative journey of an individual who underwent urgent/emergent conventional sternotomy, triple-vessel coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery, after developing severe chest pain with ECG changes during...

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Health Benefits of Physical Activity

Health Benefits of Physical Activity

Physical activity offers numerous immediate and long-term benefits. In my new book, "I Used to be an Athlete,” I explain how exercise enhances overall well-being. Regular physical activity improves immediate feelings of well-being, functional capacity, and sleep...

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Statin Medications

Statin Medications

One of the most common questions that I get is whether statin medications are safe. In this TikTok video, I give a nice general discussion about the mechanism of action, benefits and risks of statin medications. I also talk about my personal journey, taking...

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