Medical Health

PAUL SPECTOR M.D.

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Hillsdale, NY 12529, USA *******@*****.***

SUMMARY

Clinical practice and teaching for approximately 15 years

Founded Pantheon Medicine, a personalized medical service organization designed to assist the individual in getting the best health care possible. Numerous studies have now documented that there is a bell curve for doctors. A small minority has disturbingly poor outcomes, a large unremarkable middle group has average outcomes, and a select minority has extraordinarily good results. Tapping this select minority of outstanding physicians to find the best doctor for a given individual in a specific clinical situation is an essential service of Pantheon Medicine. The field of medicine has become so specialized and inaccessible that people need a medical advisor, an insider, in the same way that they have acknowledged the need for financial or legal advisors.

Medical/health writing for Huffington Post translating medical research into articles for the lay public for past 4 years with over 60 pieces published

Collaborated with neuromuscular physiology research group past year while living in Zurich and wrote paper, accepted for publication as first author, "Neuromuscular electrical stimulation therapy to restore quadriceps muscle function in orthopedic surgery patients: a novel structured approach" in Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 2016

EDUCATION

BA Philosophy Amherst College

MD College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Returned to NYC in February, 2016 after year in Switzerland.

HUFFINGTONPOST PIECES

The Next Prescription: Primal Stress

A Sorry Sight: Contemporary culture causing vision epidemic

A Lot of Nerve: The antidote to modern life – Vagus Nerve Stimulation

Public Displays of Connection: Does the number of friends you have on Facebook matter?

Why You’re Not Losing Weight

Diet and Weight: We had it all wrong

Balance of Power: Creating and keeping functional strength across the lifespan

An Easy Technique for Helping Someone: Change the first question

Face Forward: Revolutionary Second Skin Erases Aging

Fabulous at Fifty and Beyond: Redefining Health

Your Brain: The New User’s Manual

The Surprising Key to Resilience

Darkness Lifted: Light Therapy for Depression No Longer A Seasonal Thing

Healthland Uber Alles: Uber brings preventive healthcare home

Food for Thought: Tasting Color Losing Weight

Tick-ing Time Bomb: Lyme Disease Conquers New Territory

Still Gun Shy After Firearms Research Ban Lifted: What Cars Can Teach Us About Guns

How Much Sitting Is Too Much Sitting? The Difference Between Too Much Sitting and Too Little Exercise

How Healthy Are You? Find Out By Answering These Questions

Canines and Cancer Detection: The New PET Scan?

How Long Will You Live? Body Size, Heart Rate and Metabolism

Pilots, Patients and Public Peril: Framing Andreas Lubitz and the Germanwings Crash

The Darkness Diet: Melatonin Magic and Nature's Weight Control Program

Gut Feelings: Diet, Depression and Bacteria

How to Slow Aging Now: What Your Doctor Won't Tell You

It's About Time: When Is as Important as What in Eating

Exercise in a Bottle: Nestle's Quick 2.0

Worry, Don't Be Happy: How We Decide What's Dangerous

Americans Don't Plan on Dying

Skirting the Issue: Breast Cancer and Dress Size

Get Up, Stand Up: Stand Up for Your Life

Power: The New Valium

Looking Depression In the Face: Botox as Antidepressant

Bad Weather and Sexism Lethal Combo

Get A Grip: Handshake as Predictor of Longevity

What Every Man Should Know About Supplements and Cancer

Pulp Fiction? The Bottom Line on Juicing

What Is the Single Best Exercise?

What's Your Story? Making Use of Your Past

Fat Chance: 4 Ways to Recruit Your Fat for Weight Loss

Smoking Gun: 50th Anniversary of Tobacco-Cancer Connection

Gut Reaction: New Predictor of Cardiovascular Disease Trumps Cholesterol

Change One Thing and Everything Changes: Mandela's Lesson

Brain Washing: Sleep's Primary Function?

Cholesterol Myths and the New Math

When to Exercise: Timing Is Everything

Forbidden Fruit: The Good and The Bad Fruits

Breakfast Champions or Chumps? How Breakfast Can Accelerate Aging

Brain and Brawn: The New Use It or Lose It

Something Fishy About Omega-3's: Prostate Cancer, Fish Oil and Panaceas

Of Mice and Memory: Reversing Memory Loss

Unfit Doctors Withhold Lifesaving Intervention

Women in Pain

Do You Know Your Future Self? Your Health Depends On It

Testosterone the Man Maker?

Worried Sick: How Medical Advances Have Made Us More Anxious About Our Health

You Are What You Eat: Gut Bacteria and Heart Disease

No Strain, No Gain: How Stress Can Make You Stronger

Addicted to Food?

What You Need to Know About Your Blood Sugar Results

Winter Blues and How to Make New Year's Resolutions Stick

Let's Be Honest, We're All Liars

Are Antibiotics Making Us Fat?

Stand for Something: The Perils of Sitting and What You Can Do

Being in the Dark Is a Good Thing: Darkness and Disease

How Often Should I Exercise?

Change Is Easier Than You Think: Thinking's the Problem

Sleep on Drugs

Why You Can't Sleep Through the Night

What We're Talking About When We're Talking About Cleansing

Weighty Medicine: Pumping Iron Comes of Age

The New Elixir: A Cup of Joe

The Truth on Lying

Asleep at the Wheel

Sweet Nothings? Sugar Substitutes and Weight Gain

Fat Loss Made Simple

Against All Odds

Our Two Selves: Experiencing and Remembering

The Balanced Life

Sitting Ducks

Normal Medical Lab Results Not So Normal

The New America: A Melting Pot Stirred

Point and Shoot: The Antisocial Media

The Road Typically Travelled: Course Corrections

Getting Lost and Getting Found

Take Two Aspirin and Don't Call Me in the Morning!

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