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When Medicalization Goes Too Far
— The boundaries between health and disease often get a little blurry
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Shannon Casey

February 2024

Do Your Patients Know Where You Live?
— Healthcare professionals have a right to privacy, too
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Shannon Casey
‘We Caught It Early’: Blessing or Burden?
— Cancer screening has its drawbacks
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Shannon Casey
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December 2023

'Curable': A Case for Precision of Language
— Patients need a clear description of their prognosis
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Shannon Casey

February 2023

Cause for Concern: The Stripping Away of Patients' Rights
— There's a problematic trend toward binding arbitration agreements
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Shannon Casey

October 2022

Healthcare Should Take a Page From the Startup World
— And vice versa
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Shannon Casey
Do You Know the History Behind the Symbol(s) of Medicine?
It might surprise you!
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Shannon Casey

September 2022

Sometimes Critical Thinking Is At Odds With Clinical Practice
Recently, I had a job interview for a position at a local nonprofit. Being a PA, the position I applied for was a bit of a non sequitur, so I wasn’t…
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Shannon Casey
The Mainstream Menopause Narrative Is Misleading Women
— Clinicians must be aware of the impact of these messages
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Shannon Casey

May 2022

A Difference of Opinion
— Reassessing COVID-19 disagreements through the lens of theories of decision-making
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Shannon Casey
Are You Sure About That Surrogate Endpoint?
Even if it makes sense, it might be misleading
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Shannon Casey

April 2022

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