Where Healthcare Is Working
Welcome to the Women’s Health issue of MD-Update. I believe you’ll find several stories inside where healthcare in Kentucky is working as a result of
Gil Dunn
July 1, 2017
Letter from the Publisher
Welcome Back, Dr. Kraut
Long-time readers of MD-Update may recall that we traditionally publish our Heart & Lung, aka cardiology and pulmonology, issue in February. This year we postponed
Gil Dunn
April 1, 2017
Better Nutrition = Better Health
Pain and chronic conditions, like diabetes, go hand and hand in Kentucky like heart and lung disease. Our exploration into the physicians, providers, and clinicians
Gil Dunn
February 1, 2017
Legislation in Kentucky That Affects Healthcare and Physicians
Welcome to MD-UPDATE for January 2017. There are several high profile pieces of legislation in this year’s session of Kentucky’s General Assembly that are targeted
Gil Dunn
January 1, 2017
The Gift of Giving Back
The most enjoyable part of my job is meeting and talking with doctors. You are an amazing group of individuals. During interviews, I hear great
Gil Dunn
December 1, 2016
Louisville Mayor Inspires with Example of Giving and Equality
Welcome to MD-UPDATE, the oncology and hematology issue. I had the opportunity over 10 days in October to attend three events related to healthcare in
Gil Dunn
October 1, 2016
How Things Change and Get Better
Welcome to MD-UPDATE, the Orthopedics and Sports Medicine issue, where you’ll meet Kentucky orthopedic surgeons and providers who are practicing innovative therapies and life-altering procedures
Gil Dunn
July 1, 2016
Welcome to Issue #100 of MD-Update
It’s curious why we celebrate certain milestone events in our lives, so many based on particular numbers, like #10, #25, #50, and in our case
Gil Dunn
May 1, 2016
A Dash to the Dot Coms
Welcome to the December 2015 MD-Update. In case you missed it, we’ve slightly changed the name of our publication from M.D. Update to MD-Update. That’s
Gil Dunn
December 1, 2015
Inside and Out
We called this issue of MD-Update “Inside and Out.” That theme gave us the opportunity to meet with Kentucky physicians from different specialties, all working
Gil Dunn
September 1, 2015