Blogs
When you have adjusted the physical to its normal demands. Nature supplies the remainder - Dr Andrew Taylor Still
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The rare disease that changed my perspective on medicine
When I first met Maggie, I was struck by the way she sat on her chair with regal posture—tall, poised, but welcoming, with a smile that glowed.
For those few seconds, I forgot that Maggie and I were paired through the Global Genes Rare Compassion Scholarship Program, which matches a medical student with a person living with a rare disease. Maggie lives with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), the hypermobile type.
EDS explained
EDS is a genetic condition that affects a person’s connective tissues and manifests as joint hypermobility, stretchy skin and tissue fragility. EDS comes with an entire galaxy of symptom constellations. Some are well-documented…
Featured
After a miscarriage during residency, I think differently about self-help
The intensity of residency leaves little room for personal crises. Here’s how I created a healing space for myself.
What it means to donate your body to science
My cadaver, also known as my donor, gave me the gift of learning the true structure of a human body.
Resources
Adur Osteopathic Clinic Blog
Andrew's health views and notes on osteopathy.
Daniel Lopez D.O.
Greatly influenced by Stephen Myles Davidson, D.O., John Iams, MA, PT, the writings of AT Still and many others, Dr. Lopez enjoys deepening his knowledge and understanding of Osteopathic Medicine to best help his patients.
Didactics Online
The mission of DidacitcsOnline is purely to add to medical conversation through didactic discussion. There is absolutely no monetary profit gained….it’s actually quite the expensive project, but well worth it.
Osteopathic Integration
The official blog for osteopathicintegration.org
