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Livestreaming Links for Regularly Scheduled Series
Pediatric Grand Rounds
Fridays, 8 to 9 a.m.
Meeting ID: 865 1999 1701
Passcode: 165207
Pediatric Thursday Departmental Conferences (Resident Grand Rounds and M&M)
Thursdays, noon to 1 p.m.
Meeting ID: 896 2075 6725
Passcode: 673367
Norton Infectious Diseases Institute Grand Rounds
Wednesdays, noon to 12:30 p.m.
All series times listed are Eastern time.
Attendance
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Provider Spotlight
Amy Farrell, M.D.
Amy E. Farrell, M.D., is where she wants to be, practicing medicine in her hometown of Bardstown, Kentucky.
Talking about weight with patients
Obesity affects approximately 70 million Americans. Kentucky consistently ranks in the top 10 states for obesity. According to Kentucky Health Facts, 32% of adults in Jefferson County are classified as obese. Yet physicians may be […]
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Schroth method provides nonsurgical treatment for scoliosis
Norton Leatherman Spine offers a scoliosis exercise program based on the methods first used by German scoliosis patient Katharina Schroth. The method’s namesake had moderate scoliosis herself, and after years of wearing uncomfortable steel braces, […]
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Limping child red flags: What not to overlook as signs of serious conditions
When a child who plays sports is limping, it’s often the result of a sprain or an overuse injury, but there are more serious injuries and conditions a clinician should consider. “In many cases there […]
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Cancer care disparities in Kentucky
Kentucky leads the nation in cases of lung cancer. Cancer patients in our region also experience barriers to care and racial disparities in care. In a recent presentation on pursuing health equity in lung cancer […]
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How providers play a role in reducing maternal mortality rates and racial disproportionality
Black people are nearly 3 times more likely to die of pregnancy-related complications than white people, and the alarming rate of maternal mortality and the racial gap in pregnancy loss and pregnancy-related deaths are nationwide […]
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