Volume 6 Issue 1

Once called "the Paris of the East," Bucharest still shows signs of the vast and permanent destructive changes wrought on the city by despised despot Nicolae Ceausescu.

Physicians who are the most prepared for vexing, unwarranted, and time-consuming malpractice suits will thrive best in the future. To join their ranks, use these safe, inexpensive, proven malpractice defense strategies.

Many physicians often don't give adequate thought and planning to the "when" and "how" of their Social Security benefits. This oversight might result in missing out on hundreds of thousands of dollars over their lifetime.

A small minority of Americans currently own wearable technology such as smartwatches and mobile health tracking devices, but the consumer space is getting more and more crowded as companies jump into the mix.

Becoming a physician requires considerable effort and often involves overcoming significant hurdles. For Frank Spinelli, MD, FACP, his hurdle was being sexually abused by his scoutmaster.

If someone told you there are thousands of dollars hidden somewhere in your building, would you look for it? Medical practices are prime candidates for a cost segregation study, which can save thousands in taxes.

Through work in Tanzania, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Grenada and at home in the United States, these physicians spend their free time bringing care to those who need it and raising awareness where there is none.

A look at physicians who have chosen to work in rural communities, where the closest secondary care center might be nearly 100 miles away and house calls are still a common occurrence.

A prenuptial agreement is the hard, clear-eyed antithesis of the rosy optimism newlyweds bring to the altar.

What's not to love about Madrid? The city is cleaner and less noisy than Rome, and Madrid's people are more helpful. Here are the top 10 sights to see in the capital of Spain.

These free, top-notch budgeting and expense apps will keep you on financial track.