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From Nathan Tanner
Divergent thinking and accepting failure as an important part of a learning process are part of what it means to be creative in medicine, according to Dr. Jay Baruch,… -
From Nathan Tanner
Sometimes a complex health concept is best explained through an analogy — an easily understood comparison of two different ideas. A medical analogy can be an… -
From Nathan Tanner
Children with autism spectrum disorder are hospitalized more often than other children. Dr. Paul Carbone and his team of researchers and physicians from University of… -
From Nathan Tanner
Dr. David Sundwall, the former Director of the Utah Department of Health and Professor of Public Health at the University of Utah School of Medicine, talks about the… -
From Nathan Tanner
As health care evolves, nurses will continue to play important roles in patient treatment. Pamela Cipriano, president of the American Nurses Association, speaks about… -
From Nathan Tanner
In a perfect world, researchers could mine patient data to view trends that might assist in studies and improve health care overall. Dr. Ross Koppel of the University of… -
From Nathan Tanner
One of the biggest problems scientists face when trying to describe their research is trying to get an enormous amount of information out without dumbing it down or…