That’s a big part of what we’re doing in this issue. That and excoriating those who don’t. Two doctors dish about the massive value of nurses, both to healthcare delivery in general and to enhancing the skills of individual doctors. Speaking of doctors, why do we constantly hear, “Consult your doctor”? An article in this issue recommends walking, for instance, …
The key to better health
No disrespect to doctors, pills and scalpels intended, but watch this brief video and you’ll realize there’s a more fundamental and effective way to improve health – and it comes with all kinds of additional quality of life benefits. Turns out, teachers and books can sometimes do more than doctors and nurses.
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But I wish it came with a slo-mo option. How do you cram ten minutes’ worth of information into seven minutes and change? Watch and you’ll find out. You’ll also come away with an important fact about healthcare costs in the U.S. You know those AT&T commercials that have the tagline, “It’s not complicated”? Well, this issue is complicated. The …
The digital Medical Examiner
The recipe for better health: click here. Why is this version better than the print edition? For one thing, it has color on every page. Oh, and it has the correct solution to this week’s crossword puzzle. And that’s just for starters. Open publication – Free publishing – More health
The 8/20 Monday Message
Where are your ads seen? A better question is, Where are they unseen? • Are they on billboards? Good luck with that: motorists literally have about 2 seconds to register your message — if they even see it. • Are they in one of the CSRA’s slick monthly magazines? Congratulations. Those are the most expensive print ads money can buy. …
Today’s Monday Message
Wherein each week we offer a brief message extolling the virtues of advertising in the Medical Examiner. It’s all part of the circle of life: advertisers support the Medical Examiner>>>readers support the advertisers>>>advertisers support the Medical Examiner>>>readers support the advertisers>>> and so on and so forth indefinitely. For its part, the Medical Examiner does several important tasks: it delivers its …
The Monday Message
Fun Facts: no one picks up the Medical Examiner for sports scores, the weather forecast, the stock market report, political news, home decorating tips, concert listings, or to see who was arrested last week. If they’re reading the Medical Examiner, it’s because they’re interested in health, wellness, and medicine. If you’ve got a medical message, it’s only logical: advertise in …