October 2022 • Volume 16, No. 10 From the Editor Every year, as the shadows grow longer and my neighbors’ yards sprout decorative skeletons and ghosts, this newsletter takes a break from serious surgical topics. That’s right — it’s time for our annual Halloween issue....
September 2022 • Volume 16, No. 9 From the Editor Staffing experts have long predicted, then witnessed, a growing shortage of registered nurses, moving in tandem with the aging of the boomer generation. Nobody knew the trend would go into hyperdrive with staffing...
August 2022 • Volume 16, No. 8 From the Editor It’s Neurosurgery awareness month, as sponsored by the American Association of Neurological Surgeons. We’re taking this opportunity to look at a topic our newsletter hasn’t covered before: pediatric neurosurgery. Surgery...
July 2022 • Volume 16, No. 7 From the Editor About 15 years ago my cousin, then around 50 years old, underwent breast reduction surgery. It was something she had wanted to do for years to address tingling and pain in her neck and down her back. The surgery went well,...
