I’m a surgeon, husband, boss, employee and father. I wear a mask 12-14 hours every day. Why do I do it? Read on…
Author: Lali Sekhon
Lali Sekhon, MD, PhD, MBA|
Father | Husband | Neurosurgeon| Hockey Fan | Innovator | Inventor | Educator | ΒΓΣ | Health Care Leader |
I'm a neurosurgeon (MD, PhD, MBA, FRACS, FACS) who has been a physician for over 30 years. I'm also a tech junkie and a cynical optimist. Having completed a medical degree, a PhD and an MBA, I can give you an honest opinion on anything related to medicine and health care with tips and reviews and commentaries. Some of the topics are related, others, somewhat related, but all for the layperson: honest, simple and practical. It's not brain surgery!
Why you should do an MBA
Completing an MBA was the icing on my cake. Want to know why? Continue reading “Why you should do an MBA”
Supplements- Quick and Dirty
Are supplements the key to a healthy living or a sham? Read on.
Religion and God in the 21st Century
Does religion need an update in 2020? What is God? I’ll tell you what I think.
My Back Hurts- The Top Five Web Searches on Back Pain
I will answer the commonest questions on back pain that patients search for on the internet.
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Don’t Have Back Surgery
When a spine surgeon tells you not to have back surgery, you should probably listen.
Seven Questions To Always Ask Before Committing To Surgery
Ok. So you need an operation (or you think you do, or you’ve been told you do). What do you ask the surgeon? You need the answer to these seven questions.
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Eight Things to Make Dealing With Getting Older Easier
We don’t all stay young forever. What the keys to being happy as we age? Here are a few.
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How To Be A Good Patient
We are all patients sooner or later. What makes a patient a good patient and what makes them not so good? It helps in your care.
How To Choose Your Doctor
This blog gives insider’s tips on finding a specialist.
