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Have you ever heard of a tongue tie? I’m not talking about when you get all confused end up sounding like a total asshole. I mean the physical connection between your tongue and the bottom of your mouth. It was something I had heard of but never… Authory profile of Rhiannon Giles
My granny was not a traditional Southern home cook. I was an adult before I realized turkey could be something more than a dry vehicle for ketchup. Dinner with the grandparents was likely to include a kid’s meal toy. Yet, like all Southern women, my… Authory profile of Rhiannon Giles
Even though around 60% of babies will experience some level of jaundice in their first week or two of life, it doesn’t make it any less scary for new parents. What is jaundice Jaundice (hyperbilirubinemia) is the buildup of a pigment, called… Authory profile of Rhiannon Giles
With an eye on the future, The Duke Physician Assistant Program (DPAP) recently held a faculty and staff event titled, “DPAP 2027: Disruptive Innovation for the Future of PA Education.” In her opening remarks, Program Director Jacqueline Barnett,… Authory profile of Rhiannon Giles
As the COVID-19 global pandemic moves into August, what everyone hoped would be a time-limited issue is becoming the country’s new standard. Masks have become a fashion statement as well as a political flashpoint. All are tired of Zoom meetings, and… Authory profile of Rhiannon Giles
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This past year, members of the Duke Physician Assistant (PA) Program community, like so many of us, faced immeasurable challenges. The increased visibility of racially-targeted crimes and the subsequent protests and reckoning, police inquiries and… Authory profile of Rhiannon Giles
The sterile smell of antibacterial soap trailed us as my husband, Zach, wheeled me slowly toward the incubator containing our three-pound son. What would he look like? My one glimpse of Rowan in the operating room the night before had been of his… Authory profile of Rhiannon Giles
We all know kids are tiny germ vectors, arriving home with any number of disgusting illnesses to share with their unsuspecting families. Most are fairly inconsequential in the long run: colds, puke plagues, pink eye, etc. Parental war stories that… Authory profile of Rhiannon Giles