Happy Thanksgiving to all!I usually post this on Turkey Day but honestly I was so busy at work this past week that I never got around to doing it. At my mother-in-law's house in North Carolina we always go around the room before saying Grace and ask everyone to say what they are thankful for this year. It never hurts to count your blessings. In face, several medical studies have indicated that those individuals who have a positive attitude about their life and situation are healthier than those who always see the glass as half-empty. On the other...
lundi 28 novembre 2011
mercredi 16 novembre 2011
Question 58. Which types of drug protocols are used in IVF, and how is the most appropriate protocol selected?
Posted on 12:09 by Unknown
So last August I developed a wicked (note Bostonian roots given use of this adjective) toothache while on vacation at the Outer Banks. Naturally, I did what most physicians do...I started myself on antibiotics and ibuprofen and didn't call a dentist. By the next Monday I was not a happy camper and went to my general dentist only to be told I needed a root canal. Ugh. What a way to return from vacation. I took the recommendation of a local specialist and he did a fantastic job. Took 40 minutes and the next day I felt great! Last week it all started...
jeudi 10 novembre 2011
Question 57. I was told I need assisted hatching. What is this, and why is it done?
Posted on 15:23 by Unknown

Families are funny things. Some families are filled with artists and actors. Some are filled with athletes. Some are filled with engineers. Some are beyond simple description. I grew up in a medical family and I am a 3rd generation physician. My nephew, Andrew, is currently a medical student at Tufts and he represents the first (maybe not the last) of the 4th generation Gordon to be a physician. My older brother Mike (on the far right in the photo)...
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