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Doctors of the Future!

Three promising trends in medical education.

Isn't it a funny thing when you spend time on a given project like, say, a podcast,

only to find when it's done that an intriguing new angle shows up in your line of vision?

Take last week's post on health checkups and how they might be more effective with some

strategic re-envisioning.

The next day, an article on culinary medicine got me thinking about medical training and the

myriad of possibilities for physicians who want to enhance their understanding of nutrition,

exercise, and lifestyle change, and for patients who would prefer a doctor who has this

everyday health knowledge. We're looking at two sides of the same coin here, really,

how basic preventative health care for most people, ideally the span of insurance, qualifying

tax-deductible services, can evolve to effectively serve more relevant preventative purposes

and how physician training, particularly for family

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