COVID-19: One Patient at a Time

Surgery priority at the time of COVID-19 pandemic, a conceptual frame work recommendation

Background: The current pandemic disease, COVID-19, is making fear and affecting the quality of life in 2020. The mentioned disease can spread human to human, especially by asymptomatic carriers. Healthcare providers and surgeons are at the risk of conferring with COVID-19. Surgical history in pandemic situations is rare. Case Presentation: In this regard, the present study designed for sugges...

Clinical Presentations of Iranian Confirmed COVID-19 Patients at the Admission Time: A Preliminary Retrospective Study

Background and Aims: The current preliminary study aimed to assess the clinical symptoms of the 67 Iranian COVID-19 patients and investigate the possible beneficial effects of the naproxen compared to the standard therapeutic regimen. Materials and Methods: We assessed 67 COVID-19 patients. All COVID-19 cases were confirmed by computed tomography (CT) and real time-polymerase chain reaction te...

Overcoming Obesity One Patient at a Time.

WHO & WHERE Our practice consists of 2 family physicians and 1 family nurse practitioner. Our behavioral intervention program uses the 5 A’s of Behavior Change model1 and is based on Change Control Diet,2 by Harry H. Suiter, who himself struggled with weight management for decades. In collaboration with Mr. Suiter, we have developed a formal office-based weight loss program with Mr. Suiter’s bo...

Building relationships--one patient at a time.

Supporting human rights, one patient at a time.

I saw my first asylum seeker around 10 years ago in my clinic. He came from a country with an autocratic president against whom he had peacefully protested. The government would not accept dissent from its citizens and they arrested, detained, and tortured him. He was released, but he was told that he would be killed for any future—real or perceived—opposition. He fled to the US for safety, and...