The Electrician vs. The Carpenter
Who’s Better Trained to do Your Spine Surgery?By Mark R. McLaughlin, MD, FACS, FAANS Now and then a patient will […]
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Personal Finance
What You Need to Know About Health Insurance
Many people don’t understand how health insurance works—and that’s understandable. Insurance plans can be very complicated and there are more
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Cognitive Dominance at RWJ
Dr. McLaughlin will be speaking on “Cognitive Dominance” at the RWJ Fitness and Wellness Center on February 10 from 6:00-8:00pm.
Children\'s Health, Healthy Living
Growing Opportunity for Dr. Nirav and Neha Shah Family Medical Mission
On October 6th, I returned from our most recent medical mission to the Dominican Republic. The medical missions are an
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10 Years a Neurosurgeon – Nirav Shah MD
July 1st, marks a memorable day in my life. Ten years ago, on this day, I became a neurosurgeon. As
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Trigeminal Neuralgia and Community Neurosurgery
Why Local Hospitals May Provide Higher-Quality Care Recently I gave a lecture in Boston about a surgical procedure that can
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WGN Chicago News Anchor’s Wife Suffers From Trigeminal Neuralgia
It’s no secret that the physicians at Princeton Brain, Spine & Orthopedics Care have a special interest in the treatment
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Chief of Neurosurgery – Reflections
In my first year as Chief of Neurosurgery at the University Medical Center of Princeton, my main focus has been
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The Unwanted Side Effects of the Affordable Care Act
Dr. Richard Leshner Guest Author: Dr. Richard LeshnerChief of Cardiology at St. Mary Medical Center Two huge issues that affect
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Creating a Spine-Friendly Workplace
Where do you spend most of your time in a given week? Many would say at a desk, in front
