PHM Editor Mentions PPP Top Neurologist

Preferred Health Magazine’s Publisher/Editor-in-Chief, Angelina Cappiello was featured this week on the popular Melissa Billie Clark Show, “Making a Difference” where she discussed her time as a budding journalist at the NY Post, and her desire to promote more in-depth features including first-hand experiences of aesthetic procedures, and so much more!

Much to our delight, during her interview, Cappiello mentioned one of our very own Patient Preferred members, Dr. Patricia Broderick, our Top Neuroscientist whose photo was featured as a cover, with her research on the “Covid Brain” published in a 7-page spread of Preferred Health Magazine’s winter edition.

“This mention only confirms that our members are a cut above the rest,” said Jon Brock, a Patient Preferred accounts manager. “Having our elite members highlighted like that is a true honor. When it comes to the outstanding skills our members have, I expect nothing less.”

The Lumen Center- OSHOT!

Women do not reach orgasm as often as men do. In fact, a 2014 survey by the Journal of Sexual Medicine reported that “out of 3,000 men and women—men orgasmed 84% of the time they had sex, while women only orgasmed 63% of the time.” 

Now what if there was a treatment that could help you orgasm more often, would you get it? 

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According to Shanna Amoroso, a nurse practitioner from The Lumen Center in Pennsylvania, women who have received their appropriately named “O-Shot” treatment have been getting their groove back, some experiencing orgasm for the first time!  

Women In Medicine

The physician workforce has changed significantly over time, particularly when it comes to gender distribution. In fact, the annual Physician Specialty Data Report from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) reveals there was an increase of nearly 124,000 practicing women physicians in the US from 2007 to 2019. There are clearly many opportunities out there for female physicians, but it’s still useful to hear insight from those who’ve succeeded.

To gain the perspective you’re after, take a look at what a few women in medicine have to say about their experiences in medical school, residency, and beyond.

Cross, Covid & GBS

The physician workforce has changed significantly over time, particularly when it comes to gender distribution. In fact, the annual Physician Specialty Data Report from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) reveals there was an increase of nearly 124,000 practicing women physicians in the US from 2007 to 2019. There are clearly many opportunities out there for female physicians, but it’s still useful to hear insight from those who’ve succeeded.

To gain the perspective you’re after, take a look at what a few women in medicine have to say about their experiences in medical school, residency, and beyond.

Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

The physician workforce has changed significantly over time, particularly when it comes to gender distribution. In fact, the annual Physician Specialty Data Report from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) reveals there was an increase of nearly 124,000 practicing women physicians in the US from 2007 to 2019. There are clearly many opportunities out there for female physicians, but it’s still useful to hear insight from those who’ve succeeded.

To gain the perspective you’re after, take a look at what a few women in medicine have to say about their experiences in medical school, residency, and beyond.

The Covid Brain

The physician workforce has changed significantly over time, particularly when it comes to gender distribution. In fact, the annual Physician Specialty Data Report from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) reveals there was an increase of nearly 124,000 practicing women physicians in the US from 2007 to 2019. There are clearly many opportunities out there for female physicians, but it’s still useful to hear insight from those who’ve succeeded.

To gain the perspective you’re after, take a look at what a few women in medicine have to say about their experiences in medical school, residency, and beyond.

Michael Kutcher

The physician workforce has changed significantly over time, particularly when it comes to gender distribution. In fact, the annual Physician Specialty Data Report from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) reveals there was an increase of nearly 124,000 practicing women physicians in the US from 2007 to 2019. There are clearly many opportunities out there for female physicians, but it’s still useful to hear insight from those who’ve succeeded.

To gain the perspective you’re after, take a look at what a few women in medicine have to say about their experiences in medical school, residency, and beyond.

Dr. Steven Davis

The physician workforce has changed significantly over time, particularly when it comes to gender distribution. In fact, the annual Physician Specialty Data Report from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) reveals there was an increase of nearly 124,000 practicing women physicians in the US from 2007 to 2019. There are clearly many opportunities out there for female physicians, but it’s still useful to hear insight from those who’ve succeeded.

To gain the perspective you’re after, take a look at what a few women in medicine have to say about their experiences in medical school, residency, and beyond.

Dello Russo Laser Surgery

The physician workforce has changed significantly over time, particularly when it comes to gender distribution. In fact, the annual Physician Specialty Data Report from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) reveals there was an increase of nearly 124,000 practicing women physicians in the US from 2007 to 2019. There are clearly many opportunities out there for female physicians, but it’s still useful to hear insight from those who’ve succeeded.

To gain the perspective you’re after, take a look at what a few women in medicine have to say about their experiences in medical school, residency, and beyond.

Perfecting Your Zoom Skills

The physician workforce has changed significantly over time, particularly when it comes to gender distribution. In fact, the annual Physician Specialty Data Report from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) reveals there was an increase of nearly 124,000 practicing women physicians in the US from 2007 to 2019. There are clearly many opportunities out there for female physicians, but it’s still useful to hear insight from those who’ve succeeded.

To gain the perspective you’re after, take a look at what a few women in medicine have to say about their experiences in medical school, residency, and beyond.