Setting the Tone
Expertise and empathy guide Tiffany Tonismae, MD, UofL Health’s maternal-fetal medicine and high-risk obstetrician LOUISVILLE Tiffany Tonismae, MD, FACOG, joined UofL Physicians – OB/GYN &
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June 10, 2024
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Dismantling Menopause Myths for Better Women’s Health
The certified experts at Women First Louisville are empowering females to thrive during menopause and beyond. LOUISVILLE Previously, menopause was with politics and religion as
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June 10, 2024
Eating Disorders in Kentucky
LOUISVILLE There is a growing concern about the increased prevalence of eating disorders and limited resources to treat these disorders in the state of Kentucky.
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April 25, 2024
A Sterling Achievement
Urologist Ray Brenton Terrell passed up a potential athletic career, but finds himself still in the game 27 years later MOUNT STERLING In baseball, there’s
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April 25, 2024
The Importance of Gut Health
Research into GI health, diet, and exercise are top priorities for UofL Health gastroenterologist LOUISVILLE When it comes to treating gastrointestinal issues, the key to
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April 25, 2024
“Don’t Let This Darkness Fool You. All Lights Turned Off Can Be Turned On”
LEXINGTON Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan penned the above line about his struggle with mental illness. The line encapsulates what mental health practitioners and fellow physicians would
Courtney Markham-Abedi, MD
December 27, 2023
Tackling Migraine … Oh What A Pain!
A battle Norton Neuroscience Institute is helping patients win LOUISVILLE Some people believe severe headache and migraine are the same thing. “Not so!” says Brian
Menisa Marshall
December 27, 2023
Myopia: Our Ongoing Silent Ophthalmic Epidemic
Loss of global productivity is in the billions of dollars LEXINGTON Over the summer of 2024, major global news outlets including the Wall Street Journal
Bruce Koffler, MD
December 27, 2023
Neuro-Oncology Program Taps “Power of Three”
Collaboration + Advanced Technologies + Research = First-rate Brain Tumor Care LOUISVILLE A familiar adage tells us good things come in threes. Neuro-oncologist Kaylyn Sinicrope,
Menisa Marshall
November 10, 2023
Cancer Care in Rural Kentucky
Dana Johnson, MD, stays close to his roots and sees a bright future for cancer patients MT. STERLING/LEXINGTON After World War I, Mount Sterling, along
Gil Dunn
November 10, 2023