Journal Articles
A Doctor’s Prescription For Social Media – Part 2
As an experiment, I immersed myself in social media for the past three months. Within this short period of time, I reaped tangible benefits. In addition, social media has changed the way that I think about and practice medicine.
Mystery Case: Jaw Swelling And Pain
Can you solve the mystery of a girl with unexplained episodes of jaw swelling and pain? In this series, I will present the case of a patient I recently saw in clinic.
Jaw Swelling And Pain: A Biography Of Crmo
On Tuesday, I challenged readers to figure out the cause of a girl’s jaw swelling and pain. Over 130 people read the story, and seven people submitted their responses on this website.
Video: Doctors Who Skip Social Media Risk Alienating Their Patients: Myth Or Reality?
I was honored to be invited to appear on an episode of Stanford’s Medicine X Live titled “Doctors who skip social media risk alienating their patients: myth or reality?”
Kawasaki Disease And The End Of Rheumatology As We Know It
This agent, possibly a fungal toxin, would be responsible for triggering an exuberant immune response in children, causing the typical manifestation of the disease
Predicting Colchicine Response In Patients With Undefined Autoinflammatory Diseases
Autoinflammatory diseases (AIDs) are a rare group of illnesses characterized by unprovoked episodes of fever and systemic inflammation.
