rheumatologist – MD Update

Decreasing Inflammation, Increasing Independence

June 1, 2014 Tim Corkran Abbas, afflicted joint, arthritis, autoimmune, autoimmune issue, benefit of biologics, biologics, board-certified, busy clinical practice, capacity of available treatment, clinic, complex specialty, complexity of the case, decrease inflammation, elderly patient, elderly population, excite field, fellowship, geriatric population, geriatrics, Haider Abbas, inflammation-related suffer, internal medicine residency, joint, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic rheumatologist, Lexington clinic rheumatology, Lexington clinic rheumatology department, Lexington modern rheumatology, medicine residency, multifaceted field, Nair, Nair treat, non-mechanical, non-mechanical inflammation, orphan, orphan disease, patient population, physical independence, physician, physician choice, practical physician choice, practice benefit, proactive professional culture, rheumatologist, rheumatologist 's concern, rheumatology, rheumatology program, Sonia Nair, sore joint, standardization of care, study of sore joint, symptom, treatment plan, typical rheumatologist 's concern, work of rheumatologist

LEXINGTON Modern rheumatology is a multifaceted field that can offer its patients dramatic relief from their inflammation-related suffering. Committed to

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Caring for Kentucky’s Children

September 1, 2012 Jennifer S. Newton A., adolescent, adolescent hypertension, adolescent medicine, arthritis, Bayliff, biologic agent, C., cancer, cancer survivor, care physician, childhood, childhood cancer, clinic, clot disorder, complication, corticosteroids, D'Orazio, dialysis, dialysis unit, disorder, fibromyalgia, good portion, guidance, healthcare, hemangioma, hemangiomas, hematology, hemodialysis, hemophilia, hypertension, JIA, Kenagy, Kentucky 's child, kid, kidney, kidney disease, Kosair, Kosair child, L., lab test, leukemia, lifestyle, lupus, lymphatic malformation, malformation, management of medication, medical home, medical need, medication, medicine, melanoma, musculoskeletal, musculoskeletal pain, N., nephrologist, Nephrology, obesity, occupational therapy, oncologist, oncology, outpatient, outpatient environment, pain, pediatric cancer survivor, pediatric dialysis unit, pediatric hematology, pediatric rheumatology, pediatric specialist, pediatrician, pediatrics, peritoneal, peritoneal dialysis, physician, preventative, primary care physician, provide guidance, Radulescu, rheumatologic, rheumatologist, rheumatology, RN, Schikler, sedentary lifestyle, Sherry, Sherry L., sickle cell disease, sodium intake, specialist, specialty, subspecialty, support mission, survivor, survivorship, therapy, transplantation, tumor, UofL, vascular malformation, Vlad, Vlad C.

It’s a tough job – informing parents that their child has an incurable or potentially devastating disease and navigating that

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