James H. Stein, MD
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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How to Write a Patient Portal Message Your Health Care Team Can Act On Quickly
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For decades, I took calls from patients describing their symptoms over the phone. Now I read portal messages describing the same things in writing. On the phone, I heard what was going on in the patient’s...
Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Non-Insulin-Treated Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
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The CONNECT trial, recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine (1), randomized 283 adults with type 2 diabetes mellitus who were not using insulin to real-time continuous glucose monitoring (...
Medical Literacy: What Most of Us Never Were Taught
A toolkit for smarter health decisions. Image generated by Claude (Anthropic).
Almost everyone has some expertise: they may know how to evaluate a wine, balance a budget, troubleshoot a carburetor, or navigate an unfamiliar city without Go...
Common Questions from Clinic: When Patients Ask About Monitoring
I periodically run a mini-series called “Common Questions from Clinic” that addresses questions I hear most often in my preventive cardiology clinic. Each post reflects how I discuss these concerns with patients and is grounded, as always,...
The Scan Found Something We Weren’t Looking For. That’s the Problem.
Chest CT with incidental lung nodule from Bashir U and Weerakkody Y at https://radiopaedia.org/articles/incidental-lung-nodules-1.
I previously have written about the harms of overdiagnosis in screening patients, and about the challenges w...
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