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Monthly Archives: August 2012

Do doctors die differently?

Posted on August 29, 2012 by RMoore

Now that is a good question, and no one knows the answer for sure. But there is substantial anecdotal evidence that doctors are more likely than others to have their Advance Directive filled out and are more likely to die as they would wish. According to Continue reading →

Posted in Advance Care Planning/End of Life Care

What is the skinny on NAFLD?

Posted on August 14, 2012 by RMoore

Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease – NAFLD – is fairly common among our adult patients, and is increasing in prevalence in our pediatric patients as well. You know the scenario. A person’s transaminases are a bit high on routine screening. Ultrasound shows Continue reading →

Posted in Prevention

The pen is mightier than the pill

Posted on August 6, 2012 by RMoore

New York City now has its highest-ever life expectancy. The NYC Health Department recently reported that a baby born in 2009 would have an 80.6 year life span (women 82 years and men 76.3 years). This is 17 months greater than in 2006 and 31 months longer Continue reading →

Posted in Health Care Reform & Health Policy, Prevention

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