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Sept. 3, 2022

Skinny fat and normal weight obesity #shorts

"Obesity is genetically common in our family. I was being gaslighted and judged by a bunch of obese people, most of whom were doing nothing to improve their health and obesity issues. Yet they fully believe to this day that I am just naturally thin and could not possibly understand…

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Sept. 3, 2022

Physicians are more than their degrees #shorts

Interviewed by Jillian Rigert, MD, DMD Instagram: @jillian_dmd_md_and_reese_dog YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/JillianRigertDMDMD #doctor #medicine #physician #physicians #podcast #podcasts #podcasting #podcastersofinstagram #podcaster #physicianwellness #physicianlife #doctorsofinstagram #doctorlife #medicinelife #physicianburnout #physicianburnoutprevention #endingphysicianburnout #physicianburnoutcrisis #endphysicianburnout #preventphysicianburnout

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Sept. 2, 2022

Skinny fat and normal weight obesity

"Obesity is genetically common in our family. I was being gaslighted and judged by a bunch of obese people, most of whom were doing nothing to improve their health and obesity issues. Yet they fully believe to this day that I am just naturally thin and could not possibly understand…

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Sept. 2, 2022

If it’s not clinically pertinent, then stay out of my uterus #shorts

"No matter how far we’ve come, women are still judged by fertility status but shouldn’t be. If it’s clinically pertinent to ask about reproductive health, then yes, absolutely ask … in a respectful way. That doesn’t mean judging personal decisions or situations – it means asking pertinent questions and responding…

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Sept. 1, 2022

If it’s not clinically pertinent, then stay out of my uterus

"No matter how far we’ve come, women are still judged by fertility status but shouldn’t be. If it’s clinically pertinent to ask about reproductive health, then yes, absolutely ask … in a respectful way. That doesn’t mean judging personal decisions or situations – it means asking pertinent questions and responding…

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Sept. 1, 2022

How technology can streamline tedious health care processes #shorts

"Companies that embrace digital processes will reap the rewards, as shown by the Forrester survey taken in 2020 after the pandemic began. The survey found that digital document processes were helping organizations maintain their business resilience and even reap direct rewards of their digitization effort. By leveraging digital document processes,…

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Aug. 31, 2022

How technology can streamline tedious health care processes

"Companies that embrace digital processes will reap the rewards, as shown by the Forrester survey taken in 2020 after the pandemic began. The survey found that digital document processes were helping organizations maintain their business resilience and even reap direct rewards of their digitization effort. By leveraging digital document processes,…

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Aug. 31, 2022

Why should medical students choose primary care? #shorts

"'Doctor, it’s taken so long to get this appointment with you!' This is the opening line of so many medical visits, and I find myself constantly apologizing to my patients on behalf of our system. After the pandemic-induced lull in routine medical care, we’re right back where we started—doctors booked…

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Aug. 30, 2022

How in silico drug development can improve patient outcomes

"In silico technologies also enable drug developers to perform, in theory, an unlimited number of tests using a wide range of variables that include age, sex, and the health status of each member of the virtual patient pool, compared to the more restrictive parameters of a traditional trial. By reducing…

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Aug. 30, 2022

Combating antimicrobial resistance during COVID #shorts

"While the world has spent the last two years laser-focused on the COVID pandemic, another public health threat is still lurking in the shadows: the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has been recognized since the early 1900s, yet rigorous research over the past decade has illuminated the magnitude…

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Aug. 29, 2022

Combating antimicrobial resistance during COVID

"While the world has spent the last two years laser-focused on the COVID pandemic, another public health threat is still lurking in the shadows: the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has been recognized since the early 1900s, yet rigorous research over the past decade has illuminated the magnitude…

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Aug. 29, 2022

How physicians can find jobs in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries #shorts

"There is a need for physicians in pharma/biotech, and physicians need to more exposure to this career path. I encourage doctors to network; connect with people to learn and make your name known. My final piece of advice is to understand how all of your past experiences, whether leadership, management,…

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Aug. 28, 2022

Secrets for managing time, stress, and people

"Every January, millions of people make New Year’s resolutions. It’s a joyous time full of high hopes. Ask people what they wish to achieve or hope to accomplish in the following year, and the answer will usually be something such as any of these: “I want to: lose weight; improve…

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Aug. 28, 2022

Meet the physician who left concierge medicine

"Much is written about the advantages for primary care physicians and patients of working within a retainer model, direct primary care, concierge-type care model. Little is written about the downside or disadvantages. It is time to shine a light on the benefits and challenges of concierge and standard models through…

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Aug. 27, 2022

Activism is a part of medicine and we cannot remain neutral

"Nowadays, even scientific fact has been politicized. Even though many of us may wish to stay out of politics and stick to our “nobler” lane of medicine, the reality is even your clinical practice could be considered “picking a side.” Do the right thing. If you’re up for it, advocate…

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Aug. 27, 2022

Are you ready to hear the truths about perfectionism?

"Are you a perfectionist? Did you know that perfectionists are actually some of the biggest procrastinators? Yes, really. In theory, perfectionism sounds like a good thing. Who doesn’t want to do and be their best? It can even seem like a harmless way to motivate yourself. But the reality is,…

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Aug. 26, 2022

Reversing the impact of the pandemic on childhood obesity

"With schools closed, children spent hours upon hours sitting in front of a screen for instruction and homework. Non-academic screen time increased as well, with parents needing to work from home and thus relying more on screens to occupy the children. Parents also were unable to police screen time as…

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Aug. 25, 2022

Getting an appointment with primary care is the Achilles’ heel of medicine

"'Doctor, it’s taken so long to get this appointment with you!' This is the opening line of so many medical visits, and I find myself constantly apologizing to my patients on behalf of our system. After the pandemic-induced lull in routine medical care, we’re right back where we started—doctors booked…

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Aug. 24, 2022

A doctor for LGBTQ+ health needs

"It is uncomfortable to be publically vulnerable with my story. I wish the statistics and research were enough to change the field of medicine for patients and physicians. I want people to care about the experience of their patients and colleagues enough to examine their own implicit bias and privilege…

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Aug. 23, 2022

Why you need to care about oral health

"Guess what? The mouth is attached to the rest of the body. And though dentistry and medicine are typically separated from the very beginning of professional training, they are irrevocably linked for patients and have an impact on each other. Here’s some foundational knowledge that will help set the stage…

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Aug. 22, 2022

Contract advice for physicians leaving the military

"Military physicians should also realize that not all employers are equal or treat their physicians equally. Military physicians entering the civilian job market are in a 'seller’s market.' They should get a reasonable employment agreement. It is important to remember that while you were serving your country, you also gained…

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Aug. 21, 2022

Melting the iron triangle: Health equity in innovative health care landscapes

"While the technological boom in the health care field is not a circumstance of the pandemic, the accelerated roll-out and adoption of digital features certainly are. And rapid innovation in the health care technology field is not a bad thing in itself. Health care technology discoveries improve health care access,…

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Aug. 20, 2022

Non-judgmental empathy in the exam room

"I think we all have an inclination—at least from time to time—to judge others. No matter how experienced, compassionate, and professional we are as physicians, we’re still human. I can admit that I have indeed struggled with patients like the 65-year-old morbidly obese male who complains at every visit about…

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Aug. 19, 2022

Tips for treating high-weight patients

"It might seem odd to write about what high-weight patients would like when they meet with their doctors. Don’t they want what every patient wants? The answer is yes, but the fact is, they often don’t get it due to implicit anti-fat bias among health professionals. In my 30-plus years…

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