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Providing the Highest Quality Care to the Highest Risk Pregnancies

June 1, 2022June 22, 2022 Donna Ison 17-year-old type 1, advanced image, California play sport, cordocentesis, disproportionate outcome, diversity, division director, division director of maternal-fetal medicine, door of an orthopedic surgeon, Edward Miller, entire health history, equity work, fast change field, fast change field of medicine, great Louisville area, high risk, high-risk obstetrics, high-risk pregnancy, high-risk run, Howard, Howard university, hypertension, image001 photo, incredible relationship, inequitable treatment, insulin pump option, intrauterine intravascular transfusion, Latinx, loud voice, management of hypertension, Maternal-Fetal, Maternal-Fetal medicine, medicine, Miller, Miller 's goal, Miller 's patient population, Miller 's patient range, Miller 's practice, moment of profound sadness, mother battle addiction, multifetal, multifetal gestation, named miller, orthopedic surgeon, patient 's voice, patient relationship, physician, preexist maternal condition, pregnancy, proper specialist, realm of advanced image, refer doctor, require cesarean section, spectrum of medicine, transgender patient, ultrasound, UofL, UofL health, UofL physician, woman battle obesity

LOUISVILLE The phrase “When one door closes, another opens,” most definitely applies to Edward Miller, MD. Growing up in California

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Special Section 

BiFocal: The Dual Preoccupations of the COVID Era Pulmonologist

April 1, 2022June 22, 2022 Tim Corkran acute respiratory issue, advocate of early screen, bifocal attention, biopsy, bronchoscopy, cancer, Care medicine, career-long focus, cat scan, chi, chi saint, clot, colon, COVID, COVID-19, critical Care medicine, detection, develop clarity, develop clarity of the dynamics of long COVID-19, distant region, distant region of the lung, dual preoccupation of the COVID era, early screen, eastern half of the commonwealth, Eliseo, Eliseo colon, emphysema, endo-bronchial, evolve field of long COVID, FDA, gas trap, high risk, high-risk patient, hyperinflation, illness, image001 endo-bronchial valve, joined chi saint, Joseph, Joseph medical group, lesion, long COVID, long COVID-19, lung, lung cancer, native of Puerto Rico, new set of preoccupation, nodule, pandemic, patient population, point of concern, practice leader, pre-pandemic, pre-pandemic practice, pulmonologist, pulmonologists, scan, screen, severe emphysema, severe respiratory illness, sufferer of severe respiratory illness, suite of symptom, symptom, time of COVID-19, valve

LEXINGTON As a pulmonologist in the time of COVID-19, Eliseo Colon, MD, has had a busy two years. The practice

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Cover Story 

Infectious Enthusiasm

April 1, 2022June 22, 2022 Jim Kelsey about, about 5 years old grow, advanced classroom work, animal coronaviruses, area of medicine deal, burn call, Burns, Burns 's eye, Burns credit, community speaker, comorbidity, coronaviruses, COVID-19, COVID-19 vaccine, dangerous infection, disease specialist, diverse patient, division of infectious disease, Dr. Mark Burns, duPont manual high school, established patient, FACP, field of infectious disease, former infectious disease specialist, former nurse 's aide, great impact, high risk, HIV, HIV clinic, image001 photo, image002 photo, immune system, importance of infectious disease, infection, infection clinic, infectious disease, infectious disease specialist, infectious enthusiasm, joint infection clinic, Julio Ramirez, junior varsity basketball, large group of diverse patient, little boy, little boy of about 5 years old grow, local laundromat, long white coat, Louisville, Louisville Mark Burns, Louisville school, Mark Burns, Mark Mahan, medicine, medicine deal, mom, open wound, pandemic, photo, physician, potential career, pulmonary critical care, solid organ, specialist, stem cell transplant patient, type of medical field, university of Louisville school of medicine, UofL, UofL health, vaccine, virus, wide patient population

LOUISVILLE Mark Burns, MD, FACP, has a passion for infectious disease that could be called, well, contagious. It’s one that

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Special Section 

Functional Neurosurgeon Finds a Home at Norton Neuroscience Institute

December 1, 2020February 17, 2021 Tim Corkran accurate electrode placement, area of the brain cause seizure, brain, brain cause seizure, brain stimulation surgery, chronic pain, collaborative nature, cord, disorder, Dr. Rao, dynamic specialty, electrical stimulation, electrical stimulation of the spinal cord, electrode, emerge field of functional neurosurgery, end of life patient, epilepsy, essential tremor, example of the indication, excellent set, excise tumor, expansion of the role of functional neurosurgery, functional neurosurgeon, functional neurosurgeon focus, functional neurosurgery, good option, good professional opportunity, heart of functional neurosurgery, high risk, image001 photo, image002 photo, infuse medication, life concern, life-threatening brain, Louisville Abigail Rao, nation institute of health, neuroscience, neurosurgeon, neurosurgeon focus, neurosurgery, neurosurgery 's root, neurosurgery residency, non-emergent quality, non-emergent quality of life concern, Norton, Norton Healthcare, Norton Healthcare 's Norton, Norton Healthcare Abigail Rao, Norton Healthcare perform deep brain stimulation surgery, Norton neuroscience, Norton neuroscience institute, option, pain, patient hope, Rao, Rao find, Rao treat, specialty of functional neurosurgery, spinal cord, staple of functional neurosurgery, stereotactic, stereotactic frame, stimulation, surgery, surgery syndrome, targeted area of the brain, tremor, use of electrical stimulation, Warren Alpert, Warren Alpert medical school, Wisconsin family, Wisconsin family of physician

LOUISVILLE Abigail Rao, MD, was drawn to the neurosciences as an undergraduate, and her creative and collaborative nature has found

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Special Section 

Pregnancy, Birth, and Beyond

May 1, 2020 Donna Ison adequate prenatal care, anomaly, APRN, baby, big believer, blood sugar, Bowling, care of the mother, Charles Mahlinger Navleen Gill, Detroit medical center, diabetes, division of the Eunice Kennedy shriver, dual focus, fellow perinatologist, fellowship, fetal echo, fetal intervention, fetus, field of maternal-fetal medicine, field of prenatal diagnosis, gestation go, Gill, glucose, health of the fetus, high risk, high-risk pregnancy, hypertension, identify issue, image001 photo, increased risk, internship, joyous time, Kentucky, Kentucky university, Maternal-Fetal, Maternal-Fetal medicine, maternal-fetal medicine department, maternal-fetal medicine fellowship, Maternal-Fetal medicine team help, medicine, mother 's exist health problem, Navleen Gill, OB/ GYN, Owensboro, Owensboro health, Owensboro health 's Maternal-Fetal medicine team help, Owensboro health system, patient inspired Navleen Gill, percent of pregnant woman, perinatologist, perinatology, Perinatology research branch, photo, preconceptual counsel, pregnancy, pregnant woman, Shelton, Tabb, Thomas Tabb, ultrasound, uncontrolled diabetes, Wayne state university, western Kentucky region, western Kentucky university, woman conceive, woman experience high-risk pregnancy

OWENSBORO For most women, pregnancy is one of the most joyous times in their lives. But for women experiencing high-risk

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GHP Ad Special Section 

Broad Scope of Practice

March 1, 2020September 8, 2020 Jim Kelsey abdominal pain, bacterium, bad bacterium, big advancement, biologic medication, bowel, broad scope of practice, child pediatrics, colon, colonoscopies, difficulty swallow, disease process, endoscopy, endoscopy center, fellowship, gastroenterology, Gastroenterology health partner, Gastroenterology health partner 's Louisville location, GI, GI issue, good understand, good understand of the microbiome, high risk, IBD, IBD present, image001 photo, Krease, Louisville, Louisville location, Louisville school, medication, medicine, Michael Krease, Microbiome, outpatient scope, partner, procedure, reflux, reflux disease, scope, scope junkie, scope monkey, scope procedure, stool, swallow, trouble swallow, university of Louisville school of medicine, upper endoscopy, wide array of patient, wide range of patient

LOUISVILLE “Scope Junkie.” “Scope Monkey.” He’s heard them all, and he gets the joke, but Michael Krease, DO, wants to

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Mental Wellness 

The Problem with Intimacy

September 1, 2019October 28, 2019 Jan Anderson, PSYD, LPCC alcohol consumption, being benefit, closeness, cognitive distortion, cultural tendency, dangerous little bugger, degree of distance, distortion, distressed mother, emotional risk, empower way, feel safe, golf, good chance of intimacy, good character trait, handy way, herd, herd animal, high risk, human being benefit, human condition, intimacy, lesson, like herd animal, lone wolf, lone wolf mentality, lonely mother, meaningful connection, mentality, new thought structure, obesity, painful awareness, reality, reality of the human condition, relationship quicksand, skill, skill memory, tactics, think error, timeworn tactics, universal law, universal law of relationship, vulnerability, weak-minded individual, wolf, wolf mentality

“We’re not close.” That was the elegantly simple way a distressed mother tearfully described her relationships with her grown children.

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Complementary Care 

Fighting Opioid Overdose in Kentucky, One Spray at a Time

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Chuck Clenney anti-opioid, anti-opioid drug, clinical test, clinical test of drug application method, college of pharmacy professor, Daniel Wermeling, distribution of Naloxone, drug application method, Fayette, Fayette county, hand of the Kentuckian, health department, high risk, high risk population, intranasal, intranasal method, Lexington, Naloxone, needle, needle exchange, neuroreceptors, new intranasal method, new opioid-related compound, Noloxone, Opioid, opioid epidemic, opioid-related compound, pain relief, pharmacy professor, PharmD, risk population, Wermeling

LEXINGTON The opioid epidemic in the United States has recently been declared a public health emergency. Drug overdose is now

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Cover Story 

Early Detection is Essential

October 1, 2017 Donna Ison 100 % survival, 3-D mammography, abnormal blood flow, ac, advanced breast image technology, age 40, battlefield radiology, blood flow, breast, breast cancer, breast density increase, breast image, breast ultrasound, cancer, Care, CEDM, Chad Harston, clinic, CN-BN, contrast-enhanced, contrast-enhanced mammography, daunt statistics, Debbie Stakelin, dense glandular tissue, dense tissue, designated lead physician, detect cancer, Dr. Chad Harston, drug administration guideline, early detection, excellent fit, glandular tissue, good detection, good prognosis, hands-down, Harston, high risk, hundred of thousand of mammogram, image interpretation, image-guided needle biopsy, Iraq perform, lead physician, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic center, lymph, lymph node, mammogram, mammogram fall, mammographic view, mammography, mammography result, metastasis, MRI, MSN, old mammogram, one-millimeter, photo, physician, possible abnormality, prognosis, radiologist, radiology, regular mammogram, RN, screen, screen mammography, sensitivity, sensitivity of traditional mammogram fall, service health education consortium, simple mission, special mammographic view, statistics show, survival, tissue, tomosynthesis, traditional mammogram, traditional mammogram fall, transitional internship, ultrasound, virtual slice, virtual slice of the breast, Wilford hall, woman 's image fellow

LEXINGTON One in eight women will develop breast cancer within their lifetime. With these daunting statistics, it is no wonder

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Audiology Cardiology Complementary Care Health Topics Heart & Lung 

Your Heart and Ears Have a Lot in Common. Love Them Both!

April 1, 2017July 2, 2018 Lisa Meeker abnormality, Aud, blood vessel, blood vessel of the inner ear, bluegrass, bluegrass hear clinic, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular health problem, cardiovascular system, decade of research point, ear, early sign, early sign of cardiovascular disease, entire auditory system, hear health, hear loss, heart disease, high risk, high risk of depression, inner ear, low risk, low risk of hear loss, nutrient supply, oxygen-rich, smoker

People tend to take matters of the heart very seriously, and they tend to brush off hearing loss as inconsequential.

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