clinical trial – MD Update

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Solving Gastroenterology Enigmas for Southern Indiana

June 1, 2019September 4, 2019 Maggie McCombs acid reflux, Albany, Albany Emori Carrara, anatomy lab detail, Anna Feitelson, anxiety, bowel, bowel movement, bowel syndrome, branch of Gastroenterology health partner, cancer, Carrara, Carrara 's discipline, Carrara treat, clinical trial, colitis, Cologuard, colon, colon cancer, common patient complaint, constipation, cousin 's medical train, Crohn’s/ulcerative, Crohn’s/ulcerative colitis, diarrhea, diet, disease presentation, diverse disease presentation, doctor, experienced GI doctor, female hormone level, female patient population, female-dominant, gastroenterologist, gastroenterology, gastroenterology discipline, Gastroenterology enigma, Gastroenterology health partner, Gastroenterology health partner 's new Albany, gastroenterology practice, gastrointestinal symptom, gender-specific issue, GHP, GI, GI doctor, GI trouble, Gil Dunn Emori Carrara, great Louisville region, gross anatomy lab detail, gut health, Hepatology, IBS, image001 photo, Indiana, intimate doctor-patient relationship, intricate puzzle, irritable bowel syndrome, large independent gastroenterology practice, liver, liver disease, Louisville, Louisville native, Louisville OB-GYN, Louisville region, medication, Nash, nation 's hotspots, new Albany, new Albany Emori Carrara, non-alcoholic, non-alcoholic liver disease, obesity-related epidemic, patient base, pediatric rotation, practice gastroenterology, procedural field, reflux, risk factor, symptom, variety of GI, young patient

NEW ALBANY Emori Carrara, MD, has practiced gastroenterology and hepatology at Gastroenterology Health Partners’ New Albany, Indiana, location since 2010.

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News – Nov 2018

November 1, 2018November 9, 2018 MD-Update Staff American college, Aurora, Aurora health, baptist health, board-eligible, cancer, cancer care, chief medical officer, chief resident, chief strategy officer, Claire fish, clinic, clinical trial, clinician, designation, doctorate, doctorate of osteopathic medicine degree, Dr. fish, Dr. Prather, Dr. Roesch, Edriss, Elizabethtown, five, five year grant, Gerard, Greg Gerard, group hospital medicine, group woman 's care, gynecology, Hardin, Hardin county, healthcare, HMH, image001 Clair, image001 Clair fish, image002 Lyndsey Roesch, image003 Taylor Stai, initiative, internal medicine, internal medicine internship, Jody Prather, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington medical group, Louisville, Lyndsey Roesch, Madisonville, Markey, MD-UPDATE, Md., medical center, medical degree, medical group, medical group hospital medicine, medical group woman 's care, medicine, medicine internship, member of the American college of obstetrics, MHA, NCI, NCI designation, NCI-designated, NCI-designated cancer center, new provider, News, News item, Nicholasville, Nicholasville road, obstetrics, osteopathic medicine, osteopathic medicine degree, pediatrics, pediatrics department, physician, population health, Prather, precision, president of baptist health, provider, Prusick, pulmonary associate, regional medical center, renewal, residency, Richmond, strategy, strategy officer, suite 704, surgery, Taylor Stai, Trover, Trover clinic, UK Markey, UK Markey cancer center, university of Kentucky, university of Pikeville, vice president

BAPTIST HEALTH LEXINGTON MEDICAL GROUP ANNOUNCES NEW PROVIDERS Claire Fish, DO, has joined Baptist Health Medical Group Women’s Care at

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News – Dec 2017

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 MD-Update Staff $, $6.7 million grant, 27, 27 year career, 6.7, Allen Rudd, Aurora health, baptist health, baptist health 's top post, baptist health board, baptist health board of director chairman state, baptist health president, Bruce 's proven track record, Bruce Tassin, cancer institute, catholic health initiative, CEO of baptist health, chair of the KentuckyOne health board of director, chief operate officer of the Aurora health, clinical trial, Colman, community oncology research program, Croley, depth of experience, diligence, director chairman state, faith-based, faith-based health system, Ger, Gerard Colman, grant year, Hardin, health president, health system administrator, healthcare, HMH, improved quality measure, increased financial growth, innovative care, Jane chili, Jessica Croley, Joseph hospital, kentucky-based operation, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health board, KentuckyOne health hematology, long-term strategy of excellence, Louisville, Md. Croley, national cancer institute, NCI, NCI clinical trial, NCORP, News, oncology, oncology associate, physician, physician engagement, president of saint, quality measure, successful level, successful level of participation, successful strategic plan, Superfund, Superfund research center, Tassin, U, university of Louisville, university of Texas school of public health

Gerard Colman Takes Baptist Health’s Top Post LOUISVILLE Following a nationwide search, Gerard “Ger” Colman, who served as the chief

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News – Dec 2016

December 1, 2016January 19, 2017 MD-Update Staff $, $5 million grant, 5, activity-based, Agrawal, American board, Angeli, assist device, assistant professor, B., baptist health, benign esophageal disorder, Bousamra, breath, breath analysis, cancer, cardiothoracic residency, Chandler medical center, clinical area, clinical trial, continued research endeavor, cord, cord injury, Courtney, detection of lung cancer, diplomat of the American board of psychiatry, director of thoracic surgery, Dr. Jonathan, Dr. Jonathan kraut, Dr. Robert linker, epidural, epidural stimulation, faculty, FDA-approved, FDA-approved therapy, Floyd, gene, gene mutation, group network, group neurology, grow baptist health, Harkema, haystack, injury, Jill Kolesar, Kentucky Albert, Kentucky Albert B., Lexington Tre Courtney, Louisville, lung, lung cancer, Markey, medical center, medical college of Virginia hospital, medical degree, medical group network, medical group neurology, medicine, member of the American association, member of the American board of medical specialty, Michael Bousamra II, microchip, molecular tumor board, neurology, News, oncologist, oncology, palliative care, pathologist, PhD, regenerative medicine, researcher, residency, robotic device, Schapmire, sci, silicon microchip, social work, society of thoracic surgeon, specific aldehyde, spinal cord injury, stimulation, surgeon, surgery, surgical need, surgical need of Kentuckiana, team of developer, tethered pelvic assist device, therapy, thoracic surgeon, thoracic surgery, TPAD, tumor, tumor board, tumor type, U, university of Kentucky Albert B., university of Michigan medical school, Virginia hospital, ZBousamra

Courtney Joins Baptist Health Medical Group Neurology LEXINGTON Tre Courtney, MD, has joined Baptist Health Medical Group Neurology at Baptist

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Cancer Care Oncology Special Section

More Than a Benign Interest

October 1, 2016July 17, 2017 Jim Kelsey American society, Asco, benign interest, better-tolerated, big impact, Bone marrow transplantation, born problem-solver, cancer, cancer management, cancer patient, cancer problem, chemotherapy, chief fellow, clinical oncology, clinical trial, concomitant medical condition, disease-free, disease-free interval, forge of Hodskins 's career path, great pediatric hematologist, hematologic malignancy, hematology, hematology side, hematology side of thing, Hodskins, Hodskins 's career path, immunotherapeutic drug, immunotherapy, immunotherapy agent, innumerable ongoing clinical trial, Jacob Hodskins, Kosair, marrow, melanoma, molecular physiology, MS, multitude of test, new immunotherapeutic drug, new immunotherapy agent, oncologist, oncology, outcome, Owensboro, Owensboro health, Owensboro health oncologist, profound anemia, refractory set, significant short, sub-standard therapy, success of new immunotherapy agent, survival, talk of bone marrow transplant, toxicity, toxicity of chemotherapy, traditional chemotherapy, transplant, UK college of medicine, UK department, UK department of hematology, UK department of internal medicine, ultimate enigma, viable treatment option, wide variety of cancer

OWENSBORO You might call Jacob Hodskins, MD, MS, a born problem-solver. Not because he has the solution to every problem,

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Cancer Care Oncology Special Section

New and Growing Sustainably

October 1, 2016July 17, 2017 Gil Dunn 31, 31 foot wall, 31 foot wall of color-changing water, abundance of natural light, array of amenity, baptist health, baptist name, Bodager, BSN, cancer, cancer center, cancer treatment, Carloftis, center 's multidisciplinary oncology clinic, clinical nurse specialist, clinical trial, color-changing, color-changing water, colorful artwork, community hospital, counselor, county root, CyberKnife, designated self-parking area, dietitian, eastern Kentucky, executive director, executive director of baptist health, family member, floor, floor of the impressive new north tower, genetic counselor, Gil Dunn, Greg Bodager, gynecologic oncology provider, impressive new north tower, independent spirit, infusion, Lexington, Lexington cancer center, Lexington community hospital, low level, low level of the west deck, lung, medical oncology, mother 's clay, new baptist health, nurse, nurse navigator, nurse specialist, OCN, oncology, outpatient, patient room serve patient see medical oncology, patient volume, photo, primary site, prostate, radiation, radiation oncology, RN, room serve patient, self-parking, self-parking area, social worker, spacious wait room, specialist, west deck, woodland appearance

LEXINGTON The new Baptist Health Lexington Cancer Center sits on the lower two floors of the impressive new North Tower

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News – Sep 2016

September 1, 2016February 1, 2017 MD-Update Staff Allergy & Immunology, anesthesiology, anesthesiology residency, aneurysm, arthritis, ASTROH, ASTROH study, brain, brain aneurysm, Christian Clasby, clinical research project, clinical trial, Ehsan, fellowship, Floyd, Floyd memorial, Floyd memorial 's pain management center, Floyd memorial hospital 's pain, Floyd memorial medical group, Habiman, Habimana, Habimana 's professional experience, heparin, hospital 's pain, IND, invasive interventional pain procedure, James Brent, Louisville, Louisville hospital, medical center, neurosurgery, new Albany, News, non-invasive therapy, pain, pain management center, pain management fellowship, pain management specialist, pain procedure, patient-centric program, Patricia Habimana, physician, rheumatology, ruptured brain aneurysm, treat pain, U, university of Louisville, university of Louisville hospital

Habimana Joins Floyd Memorial’s Pain Management Center NEW ALBANY, IND. Floyd Memorial Hospital’s Pain Management Center has added a new

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News – May 2016

May 1, 2016July 17, 2017 MD-Update Staff AAP, American college, angiogenesis, assistant professor, Avastin, Brown, brown cancer center, cancer, cancer center, cardiology, Care, Care center, chair, chair of the Kentucky eHealth board, Christine, clinical trial, CMIO, co-founder of the Kleinert Kutz hand, CPR, Danville, Dr. Joseph Kutz, E., Ephraim McDowell, Ephraim McDowell board chair, Ephraim McDowell health board, epidemiology, extension center, fellowship, foundational grant, future of hand surgery, GBM, grant fund, hand care, hand surgery, health information technology, healthcare, healthcare information technology, Healthcare IT, HHS, human service 's office, human service 's office of the national coordinator, investigator, IT, James Graham Brown, JGBCC, Kentucky, Kentucky eHealth, Kentucky eHealth board, Kentucky health information exchange, Kentucky regional extension center, Kentucky state fair, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KHA, KHIE, Kihlman, king of a middle eastern country, Kleinert Kutz, Kleinert Kutz hand, Kutz, Kutz 's achievement, Louisville, Louisville Joseph, Louisville Joseph E., M., M. Kleinert, medical field, medicine, microsurgery, national coordinator, new therapy, News, ONC, pediatrics, powerful woman, principal investigator, professor, recurrence, recurrent GBM, service 's office, SOEPHE, Steltenkamp, surgeon, surgery, survival, therapy, Tonka, transplantation, tumor, tumor growth, U, U.S. department of health, UK HealthCare, university of Louisville, VB-111, VCA, Woods, World-Renowned, world-renowned hand surgeon

World-Renowned Hand Surgeon Dr. Joseph Kutz Retires LOUISVILLE Joseph E. Kutz, MD, co-founder of the Kleinert Kutz Hand Care Center

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News – Jan 2016

January 1, 2016 MD-Update Staff A., academic inventor, advanced Translational stroke science, Ambati, associate chief medical officer, associate editor, baptist health, Bardstown, Bix, blind disease, BNS, business administration, cancer, cancer patient, cardiovascular program director, Care, clinical trial, crump, Danville, department of ophthalmology, Elizabethtown, Ephraim McDowell, Ephraim McDowell heart, FACHE, fellow of the national academy of inventor, G., GRN, guardian, guardian research network, Hardin, Hardin memorial health, healthcare, healthcare quality management, high professional distinction, HMH, honorary clinical lecturer, honorary lecturer, hospice, institute of neuroscience, inventor, journal, journal 's primary focus, journal of clinical investigation, Kentucky, Kentucky 's department, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Ky., Lexington Dr, Lexington Dr. Gregory Bix, Lexington Dr. Jayakrishna Ambati, Louisville, Louisville baptist health, Madisonville, Markey, medicine, Michelle A., NAI, NAI fellow status, national academy, national academy of inventor, new location, News, outstand invention, Paul G. blazer, physician, professor, professor of stroke research, proficient spirit, proficient spirit of innovation, program director, QMHC, rural campus, rural community, rural practice, rural resident, Sanders-Brown, Sanders-Brown center, shortage, small town, Speicher, strategic element of healthcare quality management, stroke research, tangible impact, therapist, Translational stroke science, Trover, Trover campus, U, UK HealthCare, UK Markey, UK Markey cancer center, UK Markey cancer center research network, university of Glasgow, university of Kentucky 's department of neurology, university of Kentucky college of medicine, vascular institute, VNA, VNA health, Wolters-Kluwer, Wolters-Kluwer health

Bix Named Honorary Lecturer at University of Glasgow LEXINGTON Dr. Gregory Bix has been given honorary status in the College

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Neurology Neurology & Neurosurgery Special Section

Focus on Neurology

December 1, 2015July 20, 2017 Jill Debolt aggressive therapy, AIN, Anderson, Anderson serve, being part, blocker, busy neurology practice, certified multidisciplinary MS center, certified principal investigator, challenge of complex neurology case, chronic neurological condition, clinical trial, cognitive rehab, complex neurology case, cutting-edge of the new treatment option, demyelization, demyelization of the nerve fiber sheath, dopamine, early referral, eastern half of Kentucky, Everman, game changer, game-changing, game-changing treatment, general neurology practice, Gregory Anderson, health neurology, healthcare, healthcare population, high enroll site, importance of early referral, independent AIN clinical research division, investigator, Kentucky, Kentucky native, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health network, KentuckyOne health neurology associate, KentuckyOne neurology associate, Lemtrada, Lexington neurologist, medical director, medication, migraine, MS, MS center, multiple sclerosis, Nancy heckler, nerve fiber sheath, neurologist, neurology, neurology case, neurology practice, neurology research center, neurology residency, new onset weakness, new treatment, Nicole Everman, nurse navigator, onset weakness, Parkinson, Parkinson 's disease, physician, physician involvement, physician leadership, physician market leader, quality of life, recent FDA approval, recent FDA approval of Lemtrada, recent personal goal, research center, research division, residency, sclerosis, suite, support patient, therapy, transformation of healthcare, treatment of Ms., treatment option, university of Kentucky, wellness approach

LEXINGTON Neurologists have much hope to offer patients with chronic neurological conditions by using new and aggressive therapies that significantly

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