ISSUE 154: Special Section
Years of practice in the same town means generations come to see the CHI Saint Joseph Health orthopedist MOUNT STERLING Most small towns have a
Cardiothoracic surgeon finds a home in Central Kentucky “I really customize their medical treatment before and after surgery to their unique situation.” — George Dimeling,
Why we read pain to unlock the potential of regenerative medicine LEXINGTON Your caregiver’s instinct might suggest that suppressing inflammation is an obligation. What if,
The most advanced radiation tool of its generation is now in Central Kentucky. LEXINGTON What if the length of every cancer treatment could be reduced
At Wellward Regenerative Medicine, it’s a journey from joint degradation to healing. LEXINGTON Most people over 40 live with some degree of joint pain, and
LOUISVILLE Stephen Taylor, MD, medical director at UofL Health – Peace Hospital, has a holistic approach to mental and emotional wellness, integrating medication and therapy.
LEXINGTON As a pulmonologist in the time of COVID-19, Eliseo Colon, MD, has had a busy two years. The practice leader at CHI Saint Joseph
LEXINGTON How does chronic pain change a patient? How can a patient change their relationship to chronic pain? If you are asking these questions, you
LOUISVILLE The treatment of head and neck cancers has long had the potential to damage sensitive, quality of life-giving tissues. Rebecca Redman, MD, at UofL
LEXINGTON The achy jointed weekend warriors and active seniors of our modern culture often need more than physical therapists and ibuprofen to keep them moving
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