Here in Illinois, we’ve been “shelter in place” since Saturday.  The last week feels like a month. So much has happened. We’ve had a doctor test positive for Covid-19 and fortunately recovering without a problem.  We had two others exhibit symptoms and test negative, only to find out that one of them and their child

What a week it’s been.   The Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis has grown worldwide and is now impacting the United States.   Super Tuesday Results have narrowed the Democratic Presidential Nominee field. The Coronavirus certainly dominates much of what is happening.  I seem to be getting emails twice/day from every hospital staff that I am on with new

There is a lot of discussion in the medical world right now about practice burnout and suicide prevention for doctors.  Medical organizations are trying to address this head-on and realizing that problems start as early as medical school. Many people show signs of depression and suicidal thoughts in medical school that continue throughout their career. 

While you are reading this and/or watching this week’s video, I will be in San Antonio attending the ACFAS Annual Scientific Conference.  I attend this almost every year. I return each year for a number of reasons. It’s a great way to catch up with friends and to be a part of the best foot

I’ve been in Podiatry my whole life and there has always been at least one constant…that is the relationship – or not so relationship – between our profession and orthopedics. I remember my dad talking about a couple of orthopedic surgeons in the community we lived in as not being very nice and bad-mouthing my

On Super Bowl Sunday, I got to combine two of my favorite things, cooking, and football. They do often go hand in hand.   Every year, my wife and I prepare a game watching feast and this year was no different. Usually, we cook and eat very healthy but seem to throw that out the window