Although Black Friday gets the headlines, the Saturday before Christmas is the biggest shopping day of the year for many retailers. With so many people planning to make a trip to the mall or department stores this weekend, odds are customers are going to have to wait in lines and navigate crowded parking lots. This […]
Are Today’s Surgeons Less Prepared Than Past Generations?
As we noted when we broke down seven pros and cons of surgeon work-hour restrictions, the biggest question that came out of the new guidelines was, “Is it better to have a well-rested surgeon, or a well-trained one?” According to new research by The Annals of Surgery, young doctors are much more likely to be […]
Our Hearts to Your Soles 2013
We are once again partnering up with Red Wing Shoes and local doctors to participate in the annual “Our Hearts to Your Soles” event which provides footwear and free medical screenings to homeless individuals in the Twin Cities. The event will take place on November 26 from 5pm to 7pm at St. Stephen’s Human Services, […]
Calcaneal Fracture: Signs, Symptoms and Prevention
Calcaneal injuries are one of the most common fractures orthopedic surgeons have to deal with on a regular basis, but they’re not always easy to manage. In fact, the calcaneus, commonly referred to as the heel bone, is the most frequently injured bone in a person’s foot. Just like there’s no wrong way to eat […]
Doctors Much More Likely to Suffer From Burnout Than Other Professionals
A new study revealed that doctors and physicians were much more likely to suffer from burnout than other working professionals. Last week we noted that doctors and medical students were at an increased risk to suffer from anxiety and depression, but the new study may be even more concerning, as fatigued doctors put the health […]
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