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Baylor Medicine Orthopedics and Sports Medicine has opened an orthopedic clinic at Kirby Glen and is accepting new patients. Kirby Glen also serves as a physical and occupational therapy clinic. The new clinic offers services for general orthopedics and sports medicine. Dr. Phillip Williams, orthopedic surgeon and assistant professor at Baylor College of Medicine, is

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Opinion > Second Opinions — California's proposed minimum wage increase is a model for other states to follow by Teva Brender, MD April 1, 2023 California has long been at the vanguard in addressing society's most pressing issues. In the 1960's, growing concern about the health impact of automobile emissions spurred passage of the Clean

From made-to-order genetic therapies to model organisms engineered to be ‘patient avatars’, the technology exists right now to save patients with rare diseases. PM Images / DigitalVision / GettyLast October, Susannah Rosen, an 8-year-old girl with a devastating neurodegenerative genetic disease, took her first dose of a custom-made genetic medicine. What’s more, she got it

Skip to main content January 10, 2023 12:32 PM Two Chicago area health systems have solidified a deal to join forces and expand and improve care in the western suburbs. The University of Chicago Medicine and AdventHealth announced today that they officially formed a "joint venture" called UChicago Medicine AdventHealth. They say the combination of