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APRIL 3, 2023
While other newspaper columnists from his generation might have been crotchety and bemused about tweets and video streaming, Ebert’s medical realities propelled him to the head of the class, affording him newfangled awards like Webbys’ “ Person of the Year ” and the No. This article was published in September 2011 and has been updated.
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JULY 7, 2022
Burning the midnight oil at medical school in my second year, spending inordinate amounts of time on clinical units at the beginning of my psychiatry residency and excluding one of my favorite hobbies—music—from what seemed like an already too-diverse life when I was one of the pioneers in the field of neurocoaching.
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MARCH 2, 2023
While there are physical reminders of his disease, he’s able to control it most of the time with medication and a healthy lifestyle. But during a September 2013 interview with Howard Stern, Fox told the radio host, “Believe it or not, from a scientific point of view, that’s not significant.” I just rested.
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AUGUST 17, 2023
Dressed fabulously in an off-the-shoulder top and bold earrings for this interview, she cracks jokes and seems uninhibitedly energetic. In college, Saint John’s plan was to go to medical school, but she discovered it wasn’t where her passion lay. This article originally appeared in the September/October 2023 issue of SUCCESS magazine.
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MAY 18, 2022
I’d lived with migraines for much of my life, but these were incessant and unresponsive to my normal medications. I saw doctors, drove hundreds of miles for specialized testing, spent hours in the emergency room, tried handfuls of medications and supplements. I’d go to work, then immediately collapse into bed afterward.
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AUGUST 9, 2023
Exactly a decade later, I find myself at her stunning country home in Connecticut interviewing her for this cover story. Call the shots “It all started with learning how to navigate the medical system and deciding to become the CEO of my own life,” she says. It’s like putting on your own oxygen mask first,” she says.
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OCTOBER 4, 2022
Idiom dissection wasn’t how I had planned to begin this story before my phone interview with Daron Babcock. In the mirror, he sees a man who started self-medicating with cocaine and alcohol after losing his wife to cancer. This article originally appeared in the November/December 2022 Issue of SUCCESS magazine.
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