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Category: Chronic Disease Considerations
Voices With Vigor: Inflamed & Confused? The Plot Twist of Midlife Immunity
Join Susan Baumgaertel and Kara Wada for an unscripted conversation on autoimmunity, midlife immune health, and the physician-patient perspective on living with chronic immune conditions.
Come Join Me on Substack: Where Medicine Meets Humanity
Announcing Substack’s “Juxtaposition in Medicine” – Writings from a physician-patient on the juxtaposition of humanity and medicine’s complex systems. Raw, real, reflective. With a sprinkle of serendipity.
Stronger With Sjögren’s: Thriving in the New Era
This virtual Sjögren’s & autoimmune condition conference gives you a tactical blueprint for partnering your daily habits with the new wave of treatments, so you can stop simply surviving and start thriving. Join us July 16-18!
Voices With Vigor: DPC, The Best Primary Care
Join Susan Baumgaertel & Rebekah Bernard for an unscripted conversation on Direct Primary Care, physician-led medicine, and reclaiming the doctor-patient relationship on the next Voices With Vigor show – free, live, virtual.
Feeling Like the Underdog in Healthcare? How to Advocate for Yourself in Midlife
Feeling dismissed or overlooked in medical settings isn’t uncommon during perimenopause and beyond. Here’s how shifting the focus back to listening, clarity, and collaboration can improve the experience.
Voices With Vigor: Trauma Redefined
In a world where trauma often goes unrecognized or misunderstood, these three remarkable women create awareness, healing, and transformative change. Join us for our March shows!
Why Your Medication List Is Often Wrong
Electronic medical records were supposed to solve a simple problem: Keep important clinical information accurate, current, and accessible. Here’s a behind-the-scenes explanation of why something so essential is so often wrong.