Masks Offer a Public Health Benefit. They Also Can Be Used for Evil. Click to Enlarge Colleagues: The underlying dichotomy of our world is that everything that can be used for good can also be used for bad. The greater the potential for good, the
Bedside Manner Matters Click to Enlarge Good bedside manners are crucial in today’s fast-paced medical environment, especially as doctors face increasing pressures from electronic health records, care coordination, and tight schedules. Research indicates that while many physicians possess solid diagnostic skills, they often need to
Tune In to Hear Dr. Jerome Cohen on The Verdict! Click to Enlarge Dr. Jerome Cohen, President of MSSNY, joined MLMIC’s The Verdict for an engaging and insightful conversation. Dr. Cohen shares his journey as a practicing gastroenterologist in New York and discusses his dedication to organized medicine and tort
New Blood Test Could Detect Parkinson's Disease Years Before Symptoms Appear Click to Enlarge Researchers at University College London and University Medical Center Goettingen have developed a promising blood test that could detect Parkinson’s disease up to seven years before symptoms emerge. Utilizing artificial intelligence, the test
MSSNY President-Elect Explains Stance on PA Legislation Click to Enlarge The Medical Society of the State of New York does not support or oppose legislation passed this session that would allow one physician to supervise six physician assistants at one time “because it still allows for
Cosmetic Procedures Growing Among GenZers Click to Enlarge Members of Generation Z are increasingly undergoing minimally invasive cosmetic procedures such as neuromodulator injections and fillers, in addition to forehead lifts and breast augmentations, according to an American Society of Plastic Surgeons report. Dr. Scot Bradley Glasberg, a
