M. – MD Update

Mental Wellness

How Resilience Protects Your Heart — Inside and Out

March 1, 2019May 13, 2019 Jan Anderson, PsyD, LPPC 20 year anniversary, 20 year anniversary of successful operation, abortion decision, American heart association 's Louisville circle, American heart association event, anger, bad feel, broken heart syndrome, Care, Care center, chair of the American heart association 's Louisville circle, challenge population, Christine, Christine M. Kleinert institute, death of long-term spouse, decades-long addiction, doctoral process, evidence-based recovery method, evidence-based therapy, food desert, great ice-breaker, hand transplant, health of the heart, healthy food option, heart association event, image002 photo, incest survivor, Jewish hospital, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Kleinert Kutz, Kleinert Kutz hand, long-term spouse, Louisville, Louisville circle, Louisville hand transplant program, love-deprived, love-deprived adolescent, M., M. Kleinert, M. Kleinert institute, Major relationship breakup, Matthew Scott, mind-body, mind-body connection, mother 's demise, name of relative, physician, real health risk, recovery, resentment, resilience, side of addiction, stress-induced cardiomyopathy, surgeon, transplant, UofL, urban food desert, usual culprit, victim mentality

“What’s your why?” I knew that question would be a great ice-breaker at the American Heart Association event I was

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Events News & Events

Events – Dec 2018

December 1, 2018February 15, 2019 MD-Update Staff Abby Laub image002, Abby Laub image002 photo, anesthesiologist, Babbage Cofounder image005, Babbage Cofounder image005 photo, Bob Babbage, Bob hall, breast health, central Kentucky business leader, CEO, CFRE, chair of board of director, corporate council, corporate council member, Danesh Mazloomdoost, David Fitts, David Fitts photography, David Stigers, downtown Lexington, gala, gala help fund facility project, Gil Dunn, image001 photo, image003 photo, image004 photo, image006 photo, image007 photo, image008 photo, Iris Gutierrez, Jeff, Joe Omielan, Joe Omielan Bruce Tassin, Joe Omielan David Blake, Joe Omielan Drs., Joe Omielan Gil Dunn, Joe Omielan Julia, Joe Omielan Laura Babbage, Joe Omielan Stephen Hillenmeyer, John M. Harris, Joseph, Joseph east, Joseph hospital, Joseph hospital foundation, Karen Hillenmeyer, Kentucky, Kentucky academy, Kentucky academy of physician assistant, Kentucky business leader, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health breast, Kevin, Kim, LCSW, Leslie Buddeke, Leslie Buddeke smart, Lexington, Lexington center, M., MD-UPDATE, Md. Gastroenterologist Kathleen, Md. Gastroenterologist Kathleen R., neurologist, orthopedic surgeon, patient financial assistance, pedobarograph, photo, photography, physician, physician of the year, physician of the year award, practitioner of the year award, R., Shriners, Shriners medical center, star gala, Stars, Stars gala break record, surgeon, Susan Blake, Todd, VP, Wellward, Wellward regenerative medicine

STARS Gala Breaks Record LEXINGTON The 30th annual STARS Gala, benefiting Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation was Saturday November 10, 2018

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Special Section

Marty Luftman, MD, Transitions to a New Practice That’s Just Right

January 1, 2018March 23, 2018 Gil Dunn 200 mile circle, aesthetic facial reconfiguration, aesthetic facial surgery, aesthetic surgery, big red circle, Botox filler, breast reconstruction, completed specialty, cosmetic surgery, cosmetic surgical equation, current acceptance, eyelid lift, future of cosmetic surgery, Goldilocks moment, good self-image, J., LCSW, Lexington, Lexington practice, luftman, Luftman 's career, Luftman 's opinion, M., M. Bradley Calobrace, Marty J., Marty Luftman, medical college of northern Ohio, mini-surgical, mini-surgical treatment, new Lexington practice, non-surgical, non-surgical option, non-surgical patient, positive lifestyle change, solo practice, support of a full staff, surgeon, surgery, Toledo school of medicine, UK HealthCare, underlie poor health, university of Cincinnati college of medicine, Virginia Luftman, wonderful spa-like facility

LEXINGTON The Goldilocks moment is finding the “just right” balance between life, work, and everything else. Upon transitioning to his

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Cancer Care Headlines Oncology

A Single Breath

July 1, 2016July 17, 2017 MD-Update Staff balloon, Berkel, breath, breath analysis, breath test, cancer, carbonyl, CT, early diagnosis of lung cancer, exhaled breath, FDA, lab, lab test, Louisville, Louisville researcher, lung, lung cancer, lung cancer patient, M., M. Schumer, microchip, next step, patient blow, primary screen tool, pump, recurrence, recurrent lung cancer, researcher, return of lung cancer, Schumer, signature 's present, single breath, small microchip, specialized balloon, surgery, U, university of Louisville researcher, van, VOCs

LOUISVILLE A single breath may be all it takes to identify the return of lung cancer after surgery, according to

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News News & Events Uncategorized

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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Special Section

Cardiac Landing Zone

March 1, 2016 Jennifer S. Newton $, 80 to 90 % reduction, ablation, acute cardiac patient, addition of the helipad, angioplasty, assist device, atrial flutter, B., biventricular, biventricular defibrillator, cardiac electrophysiology, cardiac Landing zone, cardiologist, cardiology, cardiovascular service, cardiovascular surgeon, care model, cath, cath lab, cath lab pathway, catheter, catheterization, complex procedure, critical cardiac patient, crown jewel, crown jewel of the new expansion, CTO, defibrillator, director of cardiac electrophysiology, door-to-treatment time, ECMO, electromagnetic navigation system, electrophysiology, electrophysiology lab expansion, elevator, emergency room, EP, EP case, EP lab, EP physician, executive director, executive director of cardiovascular service, exposure, fluoroscopy, flutter, Gopinathannair, heart muscle, heart surgery, helipad, high risk, ICU, interventional cardiologist, Jack M., Janis, Janis B., Jewish hospital, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Klempner, Klempner family helipad, lab, Louisville, Louisville market, M., MediGuide, MediGuide™ technology, miligrays, million, mortality, navigation, navigation system, navigation technology, new cardiac care model, new expansion, new helipad, new navigation technology, occluded vessel, open heart surgery, OR, pacemaker, pedway, photo, physician, procedure, radiation, radiation exposure, slaughter, Solankhi, St. Mary 's foundation, suite, surgery, SVT, TAVR, triage point, U, VAD, weak heart muscle

LOUISVILLE In new cardiac care models, the emergency room is often bypassed as the cardiac catheterization lab becomes the entry

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Physician Viewpoint

Honoring a Tradition and a Master

June 1, 2015 Cameron S. Schaeffer, MD academic cleft lip, APRN, aspire doctor, book mastery, care urologist, complex problem solve, Craniofacial fellowship, Dale, Dale 's move, Dale fix, diabetic foot dress, disastrous nose, doctor, downtown Louisville, Dr. Dale, Dr. Dale M. Roberts, Dr. Paul Tessier, eastern parkway, era of crush debt, extra glance, foot dress, good reconstructive genital surgeon, Hippocratic oath, idea of plastic surgery, ideal apprenticeship, Iowa city, limited understand of soft tissue, Louisville, Louisville medicine, Louisville plastic surgeon, M., M. Roberts, master 's mirror, medicine, mentor, new world of complex problem solve, oath, palate, palate surgeon, pediatric urology fellowship, physician, plastic surgeon, plastic surgery, plastic surgery residency, program 's teach award, provision of the oath, quiet dignity, residency, skill acquisition, solemn pride, solo private practice, surgeon, surgery, surgery residency, transformation of medicine, urology, urology fellowship, urology mentor, watch dale

LOUISVILLE When people think about the Hippocratic Oath, “first, do no harm” is what comes to mind, though the phrase

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News – Jun 2015

June 1, 2015 MD-Update Staff AANP, American psychiatric association, associate dean, bachelor, bachelor 's degree, Bumpous, cancer, Cervarix, cervical cancer, chair, Chesney, clinical practice, clinical psychiatry, clinician, co-author, Deis, dentistry, department of family, department of surgery, disc, dose, dose of the vaccine, Elam, epidemiology, fellowship, Floyd, Floyd memorial spine center, Freeman, geriatric medicine, GLMS, GLMS president, gynecology, Harper, Harrison memorial hospital, herpes, HMH, HPV, HPV infection, HPV vaccine, internship, Joseph London, Josephson, journal, Kentucky, Kentucky representative, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health partner, lancet, lancet oncology, leadership, Lockhart, Louisville, Louisville school, M., Majd, MBA, medical degree, medicine, meet of the American psychiatric association, melanoma, Mobi-C, Mobi-C device, MSM, Nash, neck, neck surgery, new department, new GLMS president, News, nurse, nurse practitioner, obstetrics, oncology, organ, Oskar Pfister, otolaryngology, papillomavirus, PhD, physician, practitioner, psychiatry, regional director, residency, Rowntree, single dose, spine, spine center, spirituality, surgery, T-VEC, transplant, transplantation, two-level, university of medicine, UofL, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, vaccine, virus, worldview

Freeman joins HMH active Staff CYNTHIANA Dr. Gerald Harpel and Dr. Derek Clarke welcome Robin Freeman, MD, to their team

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Special Section

Under Pressure

March 1, 2015 Sarah Wilder <130/80, American board of clinical Lipidology, artery, artery disease, blood pressure, blood vessel, board-eligible, cardiologist, cardiology, cardiology patient, cardiovascular disease, care physician, certification board of nuclear cardiology, clinic, clinical lipidologist, clinical Lipidology, clinical specialist, common cardiovascular condition, coronary artery disease, FACC, Framingham risk, high blood pressure, highly-trained cardiologist, hypertension, Lexington, Lexington clinic cardiologist, lifestyle, lipid management specialist, lipidologist, Lipidology, M., M. Jason Zimmerman, manage hypertension, MSPH, national board of Echocardiography, nuclear cardiology, one-third of the U.S. adult population, physician, primary care physician, released guideline recommend aggressive control, released guideline recommend aggressive control of blood pressure, result of high blood pressure, RPVI, specialist, treatment plan, U.S. adult population, Zimmerman

LEXINGTON One of the most common cardiovascular conditions, if left undetected and untreated, can lead to the number one killer

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News – Jan 2015

January 15, 2015December 28, 2017 MD-Update Staff 000-square-foot cleanroom, 10, academic inventor, accelerator, Allergy & Immunology, Andy Faile, associate appointment, baptist health, baptist health board, baptist health sport medicine, blood cell disorder, Bowling, Bowling green, Care, Care center, Care network, cellular therapeutics, chairman, Christina Huffman, Christine, clinical arena, co-principal, co-principal investigator, conference of the national academy of inventor, department of microbiology, director of U, Dr. Joshua Huffman, enhancement of innovation, FC, fellow, fellow of the national academy of inventor, Fellows of the NAI, found scientist, found scientist of Regenerex LLC, hand transplant, health board, health sport medicine, holder of the Samuel T., home of the nationally-ranked, Hutson, Ildstad, image001 image002, innovative discovery, inventor, J.B. speed school, Jewish hospital, Kevin M. Walsh, Kleinert Kutz, Kleinert Kutz hand, Louisville, Louisville city, Louisville two, Louisville two researcher, M., M. Kleinert, Madisonville, Madisonville board, medical center, medicine, MNTC, NAI, NAI fellow, Nano, Nano technology center, national academy, new fellow, News, non-profit research institution, Norton Healthcare, Paducah, patent, patent operation, physical therapy, physician, prestigious research university, prototype ultra-miniature device, radiation, radiotherapy, red blood cell disorder, Regenerex LLC, Rudd, school 's department of physiology, stroke, super accelerator, surgeon, Suzanne T., T, team physician, technical start-up company, therapy, transplant, transplantation, treatment time, Truebeam, Truebeam™ radiotherapy system, U, UK HealthCare, UK HealthCare stroke, ultra-miniature, university of Louisville, vice-chairman, Walsh

Two U of L Researchers Named Fellows of the NAI LOUISVILLE Two researchers at the University of Louisville (U of

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