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Searching for Answers

December 1, 2021December 10, 2021 Gil Dunn absence seizure, adjunct clinical associate professor, adjunct clinical associate professor of neurology, adult grand mal seizure, answer, baptist health, Bill Robertson, brain, brain malfunction, brain play, broad combination, cafeteria, clinical neurophysiology fellowship, comfortable treat, dementia, disorder, diverse patient population, doctor, EEG, Elliott Sherr, epilepsy, epileptic person, FAAN, fellow of the American academy of neurology, focal epilepsy, frontal lobe seizure, gratis clinical faculty, group neurology, Henry Clay high school, hospital cafeteria, image001 photo, Indiana, Indiana university methodist hospital, Indiana university school, Indiana university school of medicine, Jeffery Winer, lab mouse, Louisville, Louisville school, medical degree, medical group neurology, medical knowledge of epilepsy, medication, medicine, Mehrizi, Mehrizi 's EEG, Mehyar Mehrizi, member of the gratis clinical faculty, midst of the lengthy interview, migraine, migraine increase, Morton middle school, Mrs. Jacobs, multiple little absence seizure, nerve, nervous system, neuralgia, neurological disorder, neurologist, neurology, neurology residency, neurology student, Neurophysiologist, neurophysiology, neurophysiology fellowship, neurophysiology monitor, pathway of nerve stimulation, patient started yell profanity, profanity, scream profanity, seizure, small shock wave, social creature, specific neurological disorder, stimulator, stroke, study of epilepsy, subspecialty, subspecialty fellowship, surgical neurophysiology monitor, test nerve pathway use electroencephalography, treatment of epilepsy, trigeminal, trigeminal neuralgia, uncontrollable episode, underperforming student, understand brain seizure, university of Kentucky college of medicine, university of Louisville school of medicine department, UofL, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, visual evoked potential, VNS

LOUISVILLE Every doctor has had an unusual case, right? A good story to tell. Mehyar Mehrizi, MD, FAAN, neurologist at

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Speak It into Existence

December 1, 2021December 10, 2021 Jim Kelsey abnormal blood vessel, ALS, Alzheimer, American host family, Berea, Berea college, biomarkers, biomedical science course, blood vessel, cardinal Hill rehabilitation hospital, catastrophic stroke, chi, chi saint, clinic follow-up visit, clinical neurologist, dementia, disable impact, disable impact of severe migraine, Doc, Dr. David Blake, eventual interest, existence, Fred Odago, Gil Dunn Fred Odago, Hill rehabilitation hospital, host family program, image001 photo, impression of neurology, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph medical group, lateral sclerosis, Lexington, make neurology, medical school, medication, midst of an environment, migraine, migraine treatment, neurological condition, neurologist, neurology, Odago, Odago 's family, Odago point, risk of subsequent neurological disease, sclerosis, shadowed neurologist, significant cause of disability, significant practical implication, stroke, subsequent neurological disease, UK college of medicine, underlie abnormality

LEXINGTON When he was a child growing up in Kenya, Fred Odago, MD, was never pressured to become a physician,

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Lifestyles of the Fit and Healthy

April 1, 2021June 16, 2021 Jim Kelsey American college of lifestyle medicine, Barbourville, Black 's career, care sport medicine, Charles Mahlinger, Charles Mahlinger measure flexibility help, chronic disease, clinical world, compliance, course of treatment, COVID-19 pandemic hit, decision model, department chair of the physician assistant program, diabetes, disease-prevention, disease-prevention initiative, Dr. Black, Dr. Scott Black, Dr. Scott Black lead, employee health, exercise physiology, expert, family medicine, former athlete, future disease state, habit, health habit, image001 photography, image002 photography, image003 photography, Kentucky, lifestyle, lifestyle habit, lifestyle medicine, lifestyle of the fit, marriage of the medical knowledge, medical provider, medication, medicine, Michael Kelley, native of Barbourville, necessary lifestyle choice, non-compliant, Owensboro, Owensboro health, Owensboro Healthpark, patient 's fitness, patient knowledge, photography, physical side of thing, physician, poor compliance, primary care sport medicine, principle of lifestyle medicine, program director, provider, recognized specialty, residency, right diagnosis, right medication, runner 's long path, Scott Black, shared decision model, sport medicine, sport medicine fellowship, stress, town 's family, unique job description, university of Kentucky, university of Kentucky college of medicine, VP of medical affair, W., wake forest university 's baptist medical center, wellness, wise man

OWENSBORO The ancient Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu once said, “The wise man is one who knows what he does not

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Finishing and Starting: A New Fellow Joins Large, Established GI Practice

April 1, 2021June 16, 2021 Pat Henderson awesome professor, biologic medication, bowel, bowel disease, broad range of disease, C., care coordination, care decision, care-coordination loop, colitis, contribute member of the practice, Crohn, Crohn 's disease, Dr. Luckett, Dr. Luckett join, excite time, expert care, family prosthetics business, fellowship, full-scope of GI-related service, gastroenterology, gastroenterology health, Gastroenterology health partner, general GI, genetics, GHP, GI, GI fellowship, GI-related, GI-related service, GI-related test, GI-subspecialty, Gil Dunn Tyler Luckett, group 's Southern Indiana facility, help build rapport, hepatology fellowship, image001 photo, inflammatory bowel disease, inhibitor, Jak, Jak inhibitor, Kentuckiana region, large spectrum of gastrointestinal condition, Louisville, Luckett, medication, medicine, new Albany, new fellow, pediatric rotation, physiology class, quality outcome, rapport, refer provider, residency rotation, Robert Tyler Luckett, Southern Indiana, Southern Indiana facility, superior quality outcome, Tyler Luckett, ulcerative colitis, university of Louisville, UofL

NEW ALBANY/LOUISVILLE As Robert Tyler Luckett, MD, stands at a crossroads in his medical career, he has both finishing and

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Moving Parts and Minds

December 1, 2020February 17, 2021 Pat Henderson academic standpoint, aspect of Parkinson 's, brain, brain stimulation, care of old patient, career arc, case of Justin T., chronic problem, constipation, DBS, deep brain stimulation, disorder, early sign, emergence of Nourianz, gut, gut check, hairdresser wind, image001 photo, institute 's resource, istradefylline, Justin Phillips, Justin T., levodopa, levodopa pump, Louisville, love of neuroscience, medication, move part, movement disorder, movement disorder fellowship, nervous system, neuroscience, Norton, Norton Healthcare Justin, Norton Healthcare Justin T., Norton neuroscience institute, Norton neuroscience institute 's medical director, Norton neuroscience institute 's medical director of movement disorder, nose, Nourianz, old standby, outpatient practice, Parkinson, Parkinson 's disease, Parkinson 's disease specialist, Parkinson 's treatment, Parkinson 's work, pathology, Phillips, polio, promise option, psycho-biology, son of an auto mechanic, symptom, T, therapy, tried-and-true medication, UK medical center, UofL, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, variety of medical therapy

LOUISVILLE How did the son of an auto mechanic and a hairdresser wind up as a movement disorders and Parkinson’s

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Against the Grain: The Cutting Edge of Migraine Treatments

December 1, 2020February 17, 2021 Jim Kelsey anti-CGRP, anti-CGRP monoclonal antibody, antibody, attention seek, Botox, Botox injection, brain stem, CGRP, chi, chi saint, Chumley, Chumley serve, clinical neurophysiology fellowship, clinical Neurophysiology lab, combination of genetics, cut edge of migraine treatment, director of the clinical Neurophysiology lab, disease condition, disorder of neuropeptides, Dr. Chumley, female migraine patient, Gil Dunn Warren Chumley, grade science project, grain, headache, history of stroke, image001 photo, injection, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph medical group, Lexington, medical science liaison, medication, meninges, migraine, migraine patient, migraine treatment, monoclonal, national level meet, neurologist, neurology, neurology more thing, neurophysiology, neurophysiology fellowship, Neurophysiology lab, office hour see patient, patient age 18, radiologist father, science liaison, science project, therapy, track cross, treatment option, university of Kentucky college of medicine, Warren Chumley

LEXINGTON While many fourth graders find a science project to be nothing but a headache, Warren Chumley, MD, found it

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A Thinking Man’s Game

March 1, 2020June 1, 2020 Jim Kelsey Alex Rogers, aspect of internal medicine, Belmont, Belmont racetrack, bluegrass community hospital, care spectrum, career course change, CareFirst, Christine, Christine 's Chinese family, cord stem cell, creation of lifeline genetics, dad, Davanand Doodnauth, disciplinarian, doctor, Doodnauth, Doodnauth serve, early stage of the company, family of nurse, get patient, Hematology-Oncology, HIV-AIDS research, hospitalist, Howard university college, Howard university college of medicine, human virology, image001 photo, image002 photo, institute of human virology, internal medicine, internal medicine internship, internal medicine residency, Joseph east, Kentucky, Lexington, lifeline genetics, long-term care, Man, medical director, medication, medicine, medicine internship, medicine residency, mountainside hospital, multiple disease process, nurse, nurse home, pageantry of the sport, passion, patient encounter, personal aspect of care, photo, physician, post-acute, post-acute stint, practice administrator, practice hospitalist, private practice hospitalist, problem-solving aspect, problem-solving aspect of research, PSC, racetrack, retired horse, scholastic disciplinarian, shortage, SNF, Stanton, subspecialist, think man 's game, thoroughbred, thoroughbred race performance, umbilical cord stem cell, Victor Tovar

LEXINGTON In a time when physicians are in demand across the country, doctors tend to have multiple options on where

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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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The Latest in Testing, Tracking, and Treatment

March 1, 2020June 1, 2020 Donna Ison accurate blood sugar, big diabetes upgrade, blood glucose read, CGM, challenge case, chi, chi saint, diabetes, diabetes upgrade, endocrine update, endocrinologist, endocrinology, fracture, fracture risk, Gil Dunn, GLP-1, glucose, image001 photo, incorporate innovation, insulin, insulin pump, internal medicine, internal medicine residency, Joan Edwards, Joan Edwards school, Jordan, Jordan university, Jordan university of science, Jordan university science, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph medical group, Kentucky rank, King Abdullah university hospital, Maali Milhem, Marshall university 's Joan Edwards school, Marshall university 's Joan Edwards school of medicine, medication, medicine, medicine residency, Milhem, Mohamad Khasawneh, oncologist, option of a continuous glucose monitor, osteoporosis, people develop diabetes, pharmacological breakthrough, physician, Pikeville medical center, pump, sensor, technology school of medicine, thyroid, thyroid cancer, traditional care, weight-loss

LEXINGTON With more and more people developing diabetes at younger and younger ages, statistics across the nation show the disease

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Going to Great Pains

November 1, 2019February 21, 2020 Jim Kelsey anesthesiology, back pain, board-certified pain management specialist, Brandon Gish, chronic back pain, clinic, clinic see patient, common impression, commonwealth pain, cord stimulator, DRG, dual board-certified pain management specialist, epidurals, facet, facet rhizotomy, four-letter, four-letter word, Gil Dunn, Gish, good long-term result, good long-term solution, great pain, image001 photo, interventionalist, interventionalist operation, Kentucky, Kentucky native return, Kentucky surgery center, Lexington, Lexington surgery center, long-term pain solution, medication, medicinal short-term aid, medicine, minimalist, muscle, native of Owensboro, neuromodulation, neuromodulation device, non-opioid, opioids, pain, pain clinic, pain management fellowship, pain medication, pain solution, patient return, practice name, prescribe pain medication, pretty big impact, pretty powerful way, procedure room, quality of life, reason pain, rhizotomy, root cause of the patient 's pain, side effect, spinal cord stimulator, staple presentation of Gish 's patient population, university of Kentucky school of medicine, Vanderbilt university school, Vanderbilt university school of medicine, work counterintuitive

LEXINGTON There’s a reason pain is a four-letter word. No one likes it and it sometimes makes us say, well,

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