In a world where health consciousness is growing at an unprecedented rate, individuals like Dr. Mijalkovska stand out as beacons of knowledge, compassion, and commitment. Known on Instagram as @dr_mijalkovska, this medical professional has carved a unique space in the online wellness community. Blending scientific expertise with a human-centered approach, Dr. Mijalkovska has become a trusted voice for thousands seeking clarity in their wellness journey. Background and EducationDr. Mijalkovska brings a strong foundation of medical training to her platform. With an advanced degree in medicine and a specialization in internal medicine, she has spent years perfecting her craft both in…
Author: Dr. Anna Reynolds
In the evolving landscape of modern medicine, where aesthetics, wellness, and social consciousness are increasingly intertwined, few professionals embody the full spectrum of impact like Dr. Christian Rivera. Known widely on Instagram as @dr_christian_rivera, this Costa Rican plastic and reconstructive surgeon has emerged as a dynamic force not only in the operating room but also on the global stage of public advocacy, fitness, and social leadership. With a loyal following of over 118,000 Instagram users, more than 1,800 posts, and an ever-growing presence in both medical and humanitarian circles, Dr. Rivera’s journey is as multifaceted as it is inspirational. A…
n an age where healthcare is increasingly discussed on social media and in mainstream discourse, few voices resonate with such clarity and compassion as Dr. Bayo Curry-Winchell, MD, MS. Known to her 220K Instagram followers as @doctor.bayo, she is a beacon of integrity, medical knowledge, and human connection. Through her dynamic presence online, she bridges the often-intimidating world of clinical medicine with the everyday concerns of individuals and communities. As a Family Medicine Physician, TED speaker, health equity advocate, and podcast host, Dr. Bayo exemplifies the future of medicine—one that is personal, inclusive, and deeply informed. Early Life and Career…
Born at Magee-Womens Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Dr. Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald has deep-rooted ties to her community. She attended the Pennsylvania State University Schreyer Honors College, earning dual degrees in Biology/Neurobiology and Women’s Studies/Women’s Health. Dr. Fitzgerald then pursued her medical degree at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, graduating from the Physician Scientist Training Program in 2013. She completed her residency in Gynecology and Obstetrics at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, followed by a fellowship in Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery at Georgetown University/MedStar Health. Currently, Dr. Fitzgerald serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of…
Dr. Esperanza Catalina Welsh is a distinguished dermatologist renowned for her expertise in dermatology, dermatopathology, and cosmetic dermatology. With over two decades of experience, she has significantly contributed to skin health and disease research. Early Life and Education Dr. Welsh earned her medical degree from Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon in 1997. She then pursued a residency in Dermatology at the University of Miami/Jackson Health System from 2000 to 2003, followed by a fellowship in Dermatopathology at the same institution from 2003 to 2004. This rigorous training provided her with a solid foundation in diagnosing and treating a wide range…
When it comes time for planning an outpatient surgery, there are more options than ever before. Traditionally, all surgeries were performed in the hospital, but in the past 50 years, patients are feeling more empowered to choose ambulatory surgery centers, or ASCs for short, for their next outpatient surgery or procedure. According to a new U.S. News & World Report online survey, patient experience at the surgery center facility was one of the top key factors in selecting an ASC, along with quality of the procedure and doctor’s education, training and experience performing the procedure. What Are Ambulatory Surgery Centers? Ambulatory surgery…
More top vaccine regulators at the Food and Drug Administration have either left or been forced out following the resignation last week of Dr. Peter Marks, the agency’s top vaccine official, according to four former and current government officials familiar with the matter who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of retribution. Experts say the exodus of top talent at the FDA’s Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research could hobble the agency’s ability to approve new vaccines and a wide range of other drugs — especially in the wake of the mass layoffs by the Department of Health and…
By MATT McCORD When most Americans undergo surgery, they expect to recover quickly and return to their normal lives. Few realize that something as routine as a shoulder surgery, a hernia repair, or a mastectomy can mark the beginning of a life-altering opioid addiction. This often-overlooked connection between routine medical care and opioid dependence demands urgent attention. How Physicians and Hospitals Sustain the Opioid Epidemic For decades, the pharmaceutical industry has shaped medical education, ingraining the belief that opioids are the best first-line treatment for acute pain. As a result, American physicians prescribe opioids at dramatically higher rates than their…
The decline in cognitive health, especially that leading to Alzheimer’s and other brain diseases, is one of the most feared conditions by patients and their families. It’s also one of the most expensive. But if we can predict it early there are things we can do to prevent or ameliorate it. The issue has been finding an easy and comprehensive way to monitor it as part of primary care. The team at Linus Health has been building a diagnostic solution for exactly that and claims that it’s now the right time to roll it out as part of general primary…
Lynda Brown-Ganzert is CEO of RxPx. The company is the 2022 merger of the company she founded, Curatio, which was a support system for rare disease patients, with RxMx, a complementary service that helped clinicians manage patients on treatment or clinical trials. Lynda says that somehow I inspired the merger! (Although I don’t remember it, nor did she send me my 10%!). Now the company is supporting rare disease patients, funded primarily by pharma, across the globe. Lynda gives a full demo of both the clinician and patient experience–coordinating meds, labs, imaging, appointments, content, symptoms, patient reported outcomes, peer and…