Media “Atlanta doctors: We can’t let Washington gut Medicaid” “Emory participates in Health Workforce Well-Being Day” “The case against reactive school closures” “One year later – True advocacy aligns with patients’ wishes, not just treatments” “Medicaid is a lifeline. We cannot let Washington gut it.” “Keep ICE Raids Out Of Health Care” “Author Dr. Dhaval Desai on Lessons Learned as a Caregiver”“ “Feedback Friday: Concerns About America’s Public Health Agencies And Governance” “Hospital Staff See UHC CEO Shooting as Wake-Up Call for Violence Reform” “EmWELL celebrates wins at year-end event”“ “Adtalem Answers: How Do We Break Mental Health Stigmas?” “Parents rally against school redistricting, potential closure of Spalding Drive Elementary“ Potential elementary school closure could have ripple effects throughout Sandy Springs“ “Redistricting Plans Spark Concern as Spalding Drive Closure Looms” “Potential elementary school closure could have ripple effects throughout Sandy Springs“ “Parents push back on Fulton County School’s redistricting plan for Spalding Drive“ “We must prioritize the well-being of health care workers” “Even as he left us, Dad shared strength” “Does ibuprofen expire?” “The caregiver’s guide to anxiety and depression: How to help a loved one (and yourself) with mental health” “Best At-home STD Kits for 2024” “For Some MDs, Long COVID Burnout Is a New Reality” “The 9 Germiest Places In An Office” “Increasing incidents of workplace gun violence spurs new initiatives to protect HCPs” “Flu activity dipped slightly nationwide, but experts say the virus isn’t done with us yet” “Yes, everyone is sick right now. So what can you do about it?” “A healthy, 27-year-old father of 3 died of the flu. These were his first symptoms” “A Physician’s Reflections on Life in the Time of Covid” “Take 5 with author and physician Dhaval DesaiAn Emory doctor’s memoir shares the chaos and heartache during COVID-19” “Emory doctor shares personal challenges of working in medical field during COVID-19 pandemic” “An Emory doctor’s memoir shares the chaos and heartache during COVID-19” “Burning Out on the COVID Front Lines: A Doctor’s Memoir of Fatherhood, Race and Perseverance in the Pandemic” Dr. Dhaval Desai talks about his memoir “Burning Out on the COVID Front LInes: A Doctor’s Memoir of Fatherhood, Race, and Perseverance in the Pandemic” “Dr. Dhaval R. Desai Releases The Book, ‘Burning Out On The Covid Front Lines'” Dr. Dhaval Desai, Author of “Burning Out on the COVID Front Lines: Fatherhood, Race, and Perseverance in the Pandemic” “Burning Out on the COVID Front Lines: A Doctor’s Memoir of Fatherhood, Race and Perseverance in the Pandemic” WGTD’s The Morning Show with Greg Berg “Dr. Dhaval Desai gives an honest and thought-provoking account of his work, life, and state of mind in the his new book.” “Dangerous Workplaces: Protecting the Healthcare Frontline” “Dhaval Desai: 5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me When I First Became A Doctor” “How A Kindergarten Teacher Taught Me To Be A Better Doctor” “During A Stroke, Her Doctor Son Got Her Quick Care, Then Her Granddaughter Penned A Story” This episode features Dr. Desai and Dr. Shobhna Singh, Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Division of Hospital Medicine at Emory St. Joseph’s Hospital. “Breaking Boundaries in Healthcare with Diversity and Compassion” Emory Healthcare’s “A Day in the Life” Campaign “What Turned A Doctor’s Elation Into Anguish” “Flu Antivirals Are Already In High Demand, Catching Pharmacies ‘Off Guard’ And Causing Concern For Rest Of Season” “As Many Sat Down For Thanksgiving Dinner, Georgia Doctors Worked To Save Lives” “What It’s Like To Get The COVID-19 Shot” “Healthcare Workers Struggle With Stress, Uncertainty Of COVID-19” “Local Doctor Discusses Healthcare Workers’ Well-Being Amid Pandemic” “Emotions & Vulnerability: A Leadership Reflection From More Than A Year Of COVID-19” “Over-Sharing: A Hospitalist Confronts Failing A Patient” “5 Things I Learned From Being A “High-Maintenance” Patient” “The Exhausted State Of The Pandemic’s Front-Line Healthcare Workers” “The Story Of An Indian Doctor With Vitiligo”