Rikhter Alex MD
Atlanta, GA:
What Are the Signs of a Broken Bone?
When you break a bone and the bone does not protrude through the skin, it may be difficult to tell whether you have a fracture, sprain or strain. Broken bones and severe sprains should be treated at an urgent care center like Perimeter Clinic in Atlanta.
What Happens if Your Muffler is Broken?
A properly working exhaust system releases the toxic gas by-products of internal combustion through the muffler and is vital for the operating efficiency of your vehicle. The job of catalytic converters is to convert toxic exhaust into non-toxic water vapor and carbon dioxide. When your exhaust syst...
Before you get rid of your broken car, consider these tips.
The smart money heads for the shop, not the showroom.
Why don't humans have a penis bone? Scientists may now know
Speed of human mating might be behind the lack of a baculum in humans, suggests study tracing bone’s evolution
The Girl Who Turned to Bone
Unexpected discoveries in the quest to cure an extraordinary skeletal condition show how medically relevant rare diseases can be.
How To Replace A Broken Serpentine Belt
Not too long ago, cars used to have separate fan belts for each engine component and changing them was a
Did You Know? Bone Marrow Therapy
Many aspects of stem cell therapy are common knowledge but Stem Cell The Magazine has information on surprising facts in our new bone marrow therapy article!
Clinical practice guidelines have problems, but they're not broken
If I didn't think that these guidelines were worthwhile endeavors, I wouldn't have agreed to spend so many hours reviewing and discussing studies, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses, and drafting the text of the recommendations.
A Medical Intuitive Healers Guide to Mending a Broken Heart
"Those who have suffered understand suffering and therefore extend a hand." Patti Smith One of the common pains I as a medical intuitive healer empower my clien
Someone’s Broken Car Caused an Accident; Who Is at Fault?
As car owners, we have an implied duty to maintain the health of our automobile(s). Considering that even just a single malfunctioning part can cause a maj
Car Temperature Gauge: What to Do if It's Too Hot, Too Cold or Broken
The temperature gauge on your dashboard is an important indicator of your engine’s running condition. It can provide you with an early warning of a potential problem.
Why My Brokenness Doesn't Define Me Anymore
“You were just … so broken.” No one likes to hear those words. Particularly not from a surgeon. I was in the early stages of recovery after a car accident
The doctor-patient dialogue: As productive as it's ever been or broken?
Depending on whom you ask, the doctor-patient dialogue is either as productive as it's ever been or broken beyond easy repair.
The Service Department: It’s More Than Just Fixing Broken Cars
The best summary I have ever heard concerning our industry comes from Leigh Silver, who puts it like this: “The service operations can be viewed as a combination of running ... Read more
A new way to fix a broken heart: Virtual reality revolutionizes cardiac care
Virtual reality may soon revolutionize cardiac care and change the way doctors fix a broken heart.
Worn Brakes: Early Warning Signs
When it comes to your vehicle’s brakes, lend an ear to determine if they’re worn. Watch to find out why listening up is important. Learn more about Certified...
Ask the Experts: Are There Signs Before Problems Start?
Looking for warning signs of potential problems with your vehicle can save you time and money. Jeremy explains some ways to monitor the health of your car an...
Warning Signs a Car Owner Shouldn't Ignore
Car repairs that are ignored can shorten your vehicle's lifespan and compromise your safety. Find a good mechanic before you need these repairs and make need...
3 Signs You Have a Great Doctor
Research suggests that people who have a primary care doctor are less likely to die of cancer, heart disease or stroke. But how do you know if you have a gre...
New Analysis of Bone Helps Explain Why It's So Strong
For the first time, the structure of human bone has been observed at nanoscale, offering clues to its incredible strength and flexibility.
