
I’m a preventive cardiologist and professor with over 36 years caring for patients and researching cardiovascular disease. I aim to make health and science clearer and more approachable. *Not* monetized. My views, not medical advice.
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Chest CT with incidental lung nodule from Bashir U and Weerakkody Y at https://radiopaedia.org/articles/incidental-lung-nodules-1.
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This is the second of two pieces about internet physicians whose content undermines trust in medicine. Part 1 looked at those who imply that your doctor is an idiot. This post looks at how critical appraisal, the core discipline of evidence...
This is the first of two pieces about internet physicians whose content undermines patients' trust in their own doctors. This post looks at those who imply that your doctor is an idiot for not ordering a test or prescribing a drug. The next...
This post is a bit of “inside baseball,” or “inside lipidology,” but so many people are having Lp(a) levels measured, and we are asked about repeat values so often, I thought this primer might be useful to you and your patients.
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“Curious Cholesterol Cases from Clinic” is a series built around real-world lipid cases, some of which look obvious at first glance but turn out not to be what they seem. They are presented as clinical unknowns for teaching purposes and are...
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