By Diane Wheaton Most people associate cancer with genetics, smoking, environmental exposures or simply bad luck. An infection probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. After all, infections are something we generally expect […]
By Grace Evans You walk into a room and meet someone for the first time. Before you’ve learned where they’re from, what they do, or even whether they prefer dogs or cats, your brain has […]
By Patrick Lane LP(a) and Cholesterol Numbers You probably know your cholesterol numbers, or at least recognize them on a lab report. Total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, and triglycerides have been part of routine conversations about […]
One of the conversations I have most often with patients has very little to do with X-rays or MRI scans. Instead, they tell me about the moments they’re missing. They talk about no longer being […]
Living Well Magazine feature writer Sondra Barr sat down with former Sherman Mayor David Plyler to discuss the explosive growth that reshaped the city, the deals that brought billions in investment to Sherman, and what […]
At 62, he has survived more than most, chased fame less than anyone, and built a life on kindness that costs him nothing and means everything. By Sondra Barr Keanu Reeves turns 62 in September, […]
Kwame A. Ennin, MD, MBA, is redefining what orthopedic care looks like in North Texas — one patient, one joint, one life at a time. By Sondra Barr Photography by EM Corporate Medicine was never […]
By Sondra Barr There is a version of Michael J. Fox’s story that reads as one long run of hard luck, and he is the first to tell you he doesn’t live in it. He […]
What an orthopedic surgeon wants every patient to understand about GLP-1 medications, muscle loss, bone health, and joint protection By Brian Nwannunu, MD, MS If you’re taking Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, or another GLP-1 medication, you’re […]
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