Expert-written resources, advice, and perspectives that inform care and empower decision-making.
Kareem Collins, CES, CPT
Cancer Exercise Specialist
Fitness Professional
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (I am at Home Exercise)
Meet Kareem Collins, a new fitness instructor at Integrative Medicine at Home who teaches chair-based Mobility Aerobics Strength Training. Learn about his inspiring journey, motivations, and passion for helping others achieve their strongest selves through movement and community engagement.
Melissa D. Jackson, CNA
Certified Nursing Assistant
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Explore the nuanced debate between home care and facility-based senior living, examining research on life expectancy, costs, and benefits to help families make informed decisions about where aging loved ones receive care.
This article talks about seniors and the care they receive and decisions they have to make
Discover how regular exercise during and after cancer treatment can reduce fatigue, maintain strength, improve sleep, and enhance overall quality of life with expert guidance.
Michael Paul Cyll
Cardiovascular Sonography | Echocardiography ( Retired)
Medical Consultant | Voiceover Specialist
Cyll Enterprises Medical Technical Services
A detailed analysis of medical accuracy in TV's "PITT," examining FAST ultrasound imaging techniques and offering expert insights from an experienced cardiovascular sonographer on improving clinical authenticity in medical television productions.
Marquis Who's Who recognizes Kareem Collins, a cancer exercise specialist and fitness coach, for his pioneering work in adaptive movement, oncology rehabilitation, and inclusive wellness programming across healthcare institutions.
A comprehensive examination of sepsis, the life-threatening immune response to infection that kills one in three hospitalized patients. This article explores risk factors, warning signs, and prevention strategies through medical data and survivor accounts.
Polly June Key
Home Health Aide | Home Health Aide
Retired
A caregiver reflects on the profound lessons learned from elderly patients, including a WWII veteran's harrowing experience in an aircraft turret, revealing the courage and resilience of a remarkable generation.
Brandie Sanders, LMSW-C
Licensed Master Social Worker
Trauma Therapist and Women’s Mental Health Advocate
Mind Makeover Therapy
Explore the Void Cycle™, a therapeutic framework revealing why awareness alone fails to create lasting change. Discover how self-trust, not willpower, breaks emotional patterns and enables true healing.
Neri Torrato Camina Jr., MSN, MHA, BSN, RN, USRN
Nurse
Registered Nurse
University of Florida Health Shands Hospital
This article examines fall prevention strategies in Progressive Care and Intermediate Care Units, addressing intrinsic and extrinsic risk factors, evidence-based assessment tools, current interventions, nursing knowledge gaps, and policy recommendations to enhance patient safety outcomes.
In-home healthcare workers provide compassionate care that allows elderly individuals to age with dignity in their own homes. This article celebrates the vital role of caregivers in preserving independence, comfort, and cherished memories for those they serve.
Amber Gray, CNA
An exploration of the unseen labor and daily management required to live with chronic illness, revealing how patients navigate fragmented healthcare systems while performing invisible work that extends far beyond medical appointments.
Patrick Connor Dowling
Behavioral Health Education
Mental Health Advocate | Public Speaker | Crisis Intervention Educator
Independent Mental Health Advocacy | Public Speaking
A powerful personal testimony advocating for comprehensive mental health system reform, including crisis response teams separate from law enforcement, healing-centered psychiatric environments, and integrated housing solutions for recovery and stability.
Patricia Fleetwood, LVN
Treatment Nurse
River Oaks Nursing and Rehabilitation
This comprehensive paper explores culturally responsive counseling practices, examining therapeutic approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and narrative therapy, with particular emphasis on working effectively with diverse clients including Jewish American and multiracial populations.
Tasaduq Hussan Mir, MD, FAAFP, DABFM
Family Medicine
Associate Professor - UNT Health, Department of Family Medicine, Fort Worth | Program Director - HCA Medical City Fort Worth Family Medicine Residency Program, Fort Worth Texas
UNT Health Clinical Practice Group
A physician's evidence-based exploration of how music, narrative medicine, and poetry serve as powerful therapeutic tools alongside conventional treatment, supported by clinical research and real-world outcomes.
Evan Leonard, DMS, MS, PA-C
Internal Medicine
Assistant Professor of Anatomy and Medical Education
University and International Clinics
This article examines how medical education must balance algorithmic efficiency with critical thinking, emphasizing that understanding foundational science and clinical reasoning are essential for safe, effective patient care and professional integrity.
Evans Roberts III, MD
Pathologist
Medical Director
Leonard J. Chabert Medical Center
Explore McKenna Mimicry, a groundbreaking approach using synthetic proteins and aptamers to precisely modulate immune system responses. Discover how engineered molecules revolutionize treatment for cancer, autoimmune diseases, and allergies.
Appendicoliths are calcified fecal concretions that form through microbial biofilm dynamics and biomineralization within the sequestered appendiceal lumen, often mimicking neoplastic disease on imaging despite their benign, inflammatory origin rooted in lymphoid tissue physiology.
Anette Bickett, BSN RN-BC CEN CPEN
Registered Staff Nurse and Educator
Baptist Hospital Louisville Emergency Room and Blakenbaker Free Standing Emergency Room
A heartfelt letter expressing gratitude to a Christian teacher—the author's mother—for her authentic faith, exemplary character, excellent teaching methods, and profound influence on the author's own teaching ministry and spiritual journey.
A critical analysis of the current discourse surrounding medical specialty hierarchies, arguing that the fixation on Emergency Medicine versus Internal Medicine ignores the structural reality of the "diagnostic pipeline." This essay asserts that Pathology, not clinical management, serves as the ultimate arbiter of patient care, providing the necessary data for 97% of all medical decisions.
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