Gone To California:Telemedicine and Medical Licensing
The skeptical cardiologist drove to California last week. The former eternal fiancee’ and I loaded half of our St. Louis belongings into our green Mini Countryman and set off down
The skeptical cardiologist drove to California last week. The former eternal fiancee’ and I loaded half of our St. Louis belongings into our green Mini Countryman and set off down
The skeptical cardiologist notes that a NY times article last week reported “packed parking lots, congested trailheads, overrun campsites and interminable lines” at National Parks (Yellowstone, Acadia, Zion, and Grand
The Skeptical Cardiologist feels compelled to apologize for the paucity of new and exciting content on this website for the last few months. The reduced post production reflects both a
Since traveling to Italy, the skeptical cardiologist has been in contact with Nicola Triglione, a native of Southern Italy who completed his cardiology fellowship in Milan. As he has spent some
In order to escape Hurricane Dorian’s imminent arrival at Wrightsville Beach, NC the skeptical cardiologist and the wife formerly known as the eternal fiancee’ (WFKATEF) fled to Asheville, North Carolina.
Dr. and Mrs. Skeptical Cardiologist have returned from two weeks in Italy and I have to say, this is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen. Here are
Antonio Maria Valsalva (1666-1723) was an Italian anatomist, physician and surgeon whose name is familiar to cardiologists for two reasons. First, he described what are now termed the sinuses of
In a previous post the skeptical cardiologist wrote about the reluctance of doctors to “heed the call” , i.e., to respond to an in-flight medical emergency (IME) when the flight
Anthony C. Pearson M.D., F.A.C.C. is a cardiologist, musician, writer and a regular columnist at MedPage Today