Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Ontario, CA:
Felix Peña’s thumb needs in-game repairs; Angels hope to avoid long-term problems
The pitcher left in the middle of an at-bat to get treatment before completing five innings.
Three avoidable risk factors contributing to early death
Learn how to manage these conditions for a healthy life.
10 Tips to Help Your Body Rest and Repair
Functional-medicine doc Aviva Romm’s replenish-repair kit helps bring your hormones into balance.
The Long Term Benefits of Preventative Care
Taking some preventative steps towards a healthy lifestyle can help improve your physical, mental, and financial well-being.
How did you get into post-acute and long-term care medicine?
Study Identifies Risk Factors of Long-Term Mortality in Sepsis Survivors
A new study finds that age, sex, and site of infection can increase the risk of long-term mortality in the first 5 years following sepsis survival.
Study finds long-term hypertension risk for children after heart surgery
Each year, 40,000 children born in the United States have a heart defect, and about a quarter of them will require surgery. Although the outcomes for these children have improved and more are surviving to adulthood, they face other long-term risks, according to a new study.
Identify & Combat Donor Fatigue to Build Long-Term Donor Relationships
Ever wondered if Donor Fatigue is real? Yes, in fact, it can be a major obstruction to building long-term relationships. Learn what it is & how to avoid it.
AHRQ Issues Guide for Improving Long-term Opioid Management
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has released a new guide for primary care clinics that aims to improve management of patients with chronic pain who are on long-term opioid therapy.
What’s the difference between heart attack and sudden cardiac arrest?
Here are some things families need to know about heart problems in children.
How to Avoid a Heart Attack While Shoveling Snow
People with hypertension or diabetes are at a greater risk of having a heart attack shoveling snow. See our tips to avoid a snow shoveling heart attack.
When Should You Talk to a Doctor for Memory Problems?
How do you know if difficulty remembering things is normal, or if it's something more? When should you talk to your doctor about memory problems?
Why 'Burnout' Is the Wrong Term for Physician Suffering
Two physicians contend that the profession is being gaslighted by institutions when it comes to burnout and anti-stress initiatives.
Should Well-Being Leaders Have Term Limits?
If you’ve spent your career working to become a leader in the wellness profession, your gut reaction to this question is no.
What happens if I ignore my heart valve problem?
When we are faced with the decision to undergo a major surgery, we almost always ponder what would happen if we don't do anything? Is this situation somethin...
5 customer service mistakes to avoid
You likely wouldn't return to a business that offers bad service, so why would your patients come back if they experienced bad service at your practice? Dr. Roger P. Levin writes that paying attention to your customer service is key He examines five customer service mistakes and how your practice can avoid them.
Hoping for a Quicker Recovery? Drink Up.
Immunonutrition drink proves beneficial for patients if taken prior to surgery.
What’s the biggest problem with medical education?
My worry is we are spawning a generation of algorithmic “providers,” not physicians, ill-equipped to further advance medicine and its evolving practice.
Health Problems From Your Mom?
Genetics and health—what you may have gotten from your mom
Parking problems? Now, there are apps to the rescue
How much would you pay not to have to drive around looking for a parking spot? Well, you may have to look no further because now, there are apps for that.
7 Simple Steps to Avoid a Heart Attack
As a cardiologist, I encounter death and its consequences more often than I would like.<br>One death in particular sticks in [...]
