symptom – MD Update

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Changing the Face of Primary Care in Central Kentucky

January 1, 2019March 21, 2019 Maggie McCombs board-certified Drs., Brown, Brown office, Brown open membership-based practice, Cady Brown, care model, care physician, career arc, change of Pace, client 's history, clinic, complete attention, current model of doctor visit, diverse patient population, doctor, downtown Drs., Dr. Cady Brown, Dr. Cady Brown 's interest, Dr. Ryan Brown, Dr. Ryan Brown 's word, Drs., east Asian history major, face of primary care, few carbohydrate, field of primary care, foster opportunity, future objective, Gil Dunn Dr. Cady Brown, Gil Dunn Dr. Cady Brown 's interest, health conversation, high volume, husband-wife team, image001 photo, improved care, Lexington 's downtown Drs., LEXINIGTON, little anxiety, long-lasting relationship, medical partner, medical professional 's perspective, medicine, membership model, membership model of primary care, membership-based, Membership-Based practice, membership-model practitioner, moderate meat consumption, new medical practice, nutritional philosophy, overbooked schedule, Patient-First, patient-first vision, perfect residency, pharmaceutical consumption, physician, physician want, physician-patient, physician-patient relationship, practice medicine, primary care, primary care medicine, primary care physician, professional 's perspective, pursue medicine, rapid-fire visit, symptom, traditional clinic, train patient, trendy buzzword, type of medicine, type of primary care, viable care model, wellness

LEXINGTON “I feel joy,” says Ryan Brown, MD, when describing how he feels about his new medical practice. “It’s exciting

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Complementary Care

Fighting Cancer with Food

November 1, 2018December 28, 2018 Maggie McCombs adult cancer patient, advanced nutrition study, baptist health, bud baptist health cancer center, cancer, cancer patient, cancer treatment modality, chemotherapy, dietician, dietitian, fight cancer, great risk of cancer patient, health cancer center, image001 photo, impact symptom, individualized plan, LD, Lexington, Lexington Betty Simms, Lexington cancer foundation, MAEd, modality, nutrition, nutrition internship, nutrition-focused, nutrition-focused service line, nutritional impact symptom, nutritional issue, nutritional need, nutritional risk, nutritional status, oncology, oncology dietician help cancer patient, outpatient, outpatient oncology dietitian, painful swallow, Patient-First, Patient-First service, rd, Simms, Simms interview patient, sore mouth, specialized nutritional service, symptom, taste change, type of cancer, type of cancer surgery, type of nutritional risk, variety of nutritional impact symptom

LEXINGTON Betty Simms, MAEd, RD, LD, outpatient oncology dietitian with Baptist Health Lexington, graduated from the University of Kentucky with

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In It for the Long Haul

February 1, 2017April 24, 2017 Jim Kelsey active patient, acute care model, acute condition, board-certified, board-certified endocrinologist, C., care model, CDE, chronic care model, chronic condition, chronic condition require long-term care, chronic disease, chronic health disease, chronic illness, deductible insurance plan, diabetes, diabetes associate, diabetes mellitus, diagnosis, disorder, endocrinologist, endocrinology, environmental factor, FACP, Fakunle, fellowship, health disease, healthcare, insurance, insurance company, internal medicine, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health endocrinology, Lara Fakunle, lifestyle, lifestyle change, long haul, long-term treatment, Louisville, Louisville school, Mary self, medication, medicine, mellitus, nodule, Obafemi Awolowo university, obesity, old model, osteoporosis, outpatient, PCOS, photo, pituitary disorder, practice 's second-largest, pre-diabetes, pre-diabetic, referral, residency, respecter of wealth, self, symptom, thyroid, thyroid condition, thyroid disease, thyroid disorder, thyroid-related, thyroid-related issue, university of Louisville school of medicine, university of south Carolina, university of Virginia school of medicine, Williams, Williams point, Williams practice

LOUISVILLE As the Rolling Stones famously sang, “You can’t always get what you want.” In medical care, everyone wants the

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Special Section

From Cardio to Vascular to Healthy

September 1, 2016 Megan Whitmer advanced complicated venous hypertension, advanced skin change, Cardio, cardiologist, cardiology, cardiology associate, cardiology associate of Kentucky, cardiovascular colleague, cardiovascular disease physician, cardiovascular physician, Cleveland clinic foundation, clinic, combination of conservative management, compression stock, dependent swell, detailed venous roadmap, detailed venous roadmap of the problem, disease physician, full reflux ultrasound, great practice opportunity, healthy lifestyle center, heart disease, high incidence of venous disease, hypertension, interventional technique, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health cardiology associate, leg exercise, Lexington, lifestyle, lifestyle center, limb swell, Lin, Lin 's patient referral, Lin 's practice, medical director, multiple comorbidity, Ornish, Ornish reversal program, peripheral arterial disease, physician, practice opportunity, prevalent vascular disease, primary venous disease, procedural care, prominent varicose vein, provider, reflux, reflux ultrasound, refractory swell, significant portion of Lin 's patient referral, skin change, son of a cardiologist, Steve Lin, swell, symptom, symptomatic venous disease, threaten symptom, type of refractory swell, ultrasound, unexplained limb swell, varied need, varied need of patient, vascular care, vascular ultrasound, vein, venous care, venous disease, venous hypertension, venous ultrasound, wound center

LEXINGTON For Steve Lin, MD, cardiovascular disease physician in Lexington, Ky., becoming a doctor was in his veins. As the

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Special Section

The Gender Gap

May 1, 2016 Jennifer S. Newton American heart association, aortic valve surgery, awareness of gender difference, blood pressure study, cardiovascular disease, care physician play, chest pain, crush chest pain, delayed diagnosis, diagnosis, disease of man, disease process, durable treatment, early high blood pressure study, entire population, gender, gender difference, gender gap, gender matter, good job of raise awareness of breast cancer, good outcome, good representation of the entire population, Grubb, healthy lifestyle choice, heart association, heart disease, heart health, heart health gender gap, Hollywood heart attack, I, inoperable patient, intermediate risk patient, invasive cardiac procedure, invasive cardiac surgery, Jewish hospital, jumpstarts, jumpstarts discussion, Kendra Grubb, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, killer of woman, Louisville, Louisville symposium, low-risk patient, MHA, modality, monitor heart health, Mozaffarian D, new modality, outcome, pain, patient 80, physician, potential problem, presentation of symptom, prevalence of cardiovascular disease, primary care physician play, procedure, risk patient, S., subtle symptom, surgery, symposium, symptom, TAVR, TAVR program, TAVR trial, transcatheter, transcatheter approach, treatment of cardiovascular disease, U, valve surgery, woman 's outcome, woman 's symptom

LOUISVILLE “What should I be doing about my heart?” It’s a simple question, but one Kendra Grubb, MD, MHA, director

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Gastroenterology Internal Systems Special Section

Modern Day Gastroenterology

September 1, 2015July 17, 2017 Sarah Wilder A., An-Yu Chen, Ashmun, at-risk patient, B., baby-boomer generation, C care, C., case of hepatitis C, celiac, celiac disease, chance of relapse, Chen, clinic, common hepatitis C, D., diarrhea, Dr. An-Yu Chen, gastroenterologists, gastroenterology, GI, GI disease, GI issue, head of Lexington clinic, hepatitis, hepatitis C, high relapse rate, lead cause of cirrhosis, lead provider of chronic hepatitis, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic gastroenterologists, Lexington Lexington, Lexington Lexington clinic, liver, Matthew D., Merkley, offer patient, positive patient, quality of life, relapse, rise disease, shared needle, Stephanie, symptom, treatment plan, unexpected weight loss, weight-loss

LEXINGTON Lexington Clinic Gastroenterology treats a wide variety of gastrointestinal (GI) issues. In recent years, two of the most common

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The Pros of Prostate Screening

June 1, 2015 Sarah Wilder –either, accepted guideline, American cancer society, average risk of develop prostate cancer, breast cancer, C., cancer, cancer society, case of prostate cancer, cell of the prostate gland, clinic, commonwealth, commonwealth urology, develop prostate cancer, disease progress, distant area, distant area of the body, Dre, early prostate cancer, elevated level of the protein, Eric Ruby, FACS, five, five year survival rate, force of urine, head of Lexington clinic urology, high risk, K., level of PSA, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic urologist, Lexington clinic urology, McGregor, photo, pro of prostate, problem urinate, prostate, prostate cancer, PSA, PSA test, survival, survival rate, symptom, test schedule, urologist, urology

LEXINGTON One in seven men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime, according to the American Cancer Society,

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Special Section

The Beat Goes On

March 1, 2015 Jim Kelsey aortic stenosis front, appendage, atrial fibrillation, beat, blood thinner, cardiac patient, cardiologist, cardiology, changer, co-director, CoreValve, Dermot Halpin, Edwards SAPIEN Transcatheter, Edwards SAPIEN Transcatheter heart, executive co-director, executive co-director of KentuckyOne health heart, FACC, FACS, failure, Falluji, FDA, FDA approval, fibrillation, FSCAI, game changer, grow collaboration, Hamid Mohammadzadeh, heart team, heart team 's approach, invasive procedure, Joseph, Joseph hospital, Joseph hospital heart team handle technology change, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health cardiology associate, KentuckyOne health heart, lariat, lariat procedure, Lexington, MD-UPDATE, MD-UPDATE issue, Michael Schaeffer, mitral valve, new procedure, Nezar Falluji, noose, percutaneous valve team, procedure, regurgitation, Robert Salley, sheath size, size of the delivery system, small sheath size, stenosis front, symptom, thinner, unique team approach, valve, valve team, vascular care

LEXINGTON In February 2014, MD-UPDATE Issue #84 shared the story of the “Heart Team” at KentuckyOne Health Cardiology Associates at

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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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Special Section

Interstitial Cystitis

April 1, 2014 John Hubbard, MD bladder, bladder mucosa, bladder pain, case of interstitial Cystitis, cause of IC, clinic, Cystitis, decreased bladder capacity, discomfort, extensive work-up, female-male ratio, Hubbard, Hubbard clinic, IC, IC symptom, inflammation of the inner wall of the bladder, inner bladder wall, instillation, interstitial Cystitis, microscopic leak, mucosal line of the bladder, nighttime void, nonbacterial irritation, pain, real illness, recent large study, sedation, symptom, symptom of a UTI, symptom of IC, three-to-six, three-to-six percent, three-to-six percent of female, tight muscle lead, typical IC symptom, typical IC symptom of frequency, typical UTI, urethral pain, urine, urine culture, UTI

LOUISVILLE The Hubbard Clinic has treated over 1500 cases of Interstitial Cystitis (IC) since 2000. Many patients tell us they

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