In the wake of the second summit in our nation's capital, the organization "America's Frontline Doctors" release a gripping video targeting what they deem...
Dr. Tijion Esho may be better known as the "Selfie Doctor" after defining the term "Snapchat Dysmorphia."
Snapchat dysmorphia, a term he coined in 2018,...
Late last year, a malpractice lawsuit made nationwide headlines. The case involved a Dallas man who had undergone orthopedic surgery to repair a fracture...
Burnout in healthcare providers has long been a concern for clinicians, administrators, and patients. It affects all aspects of a person’s being, including mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual. The COVID-19 pandemic has "exacerbated existing psychological problems (e.g., stress and anxiety), substantially impeding individuals’ job performance” (Sun et al., 2022).