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Craig Bowron

Saint Paul
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Physician/writer in WaPost, Slate, HuffPost, KevinMD, NextAvenue, StarTribune, MinnPost. Men's health book "Man Overboard!" from Mayo Clinic Press.
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Death certificate errors expose flawed medical history

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By Karen Glover, Iris Kulbatski, Craig Bowron
| KevinMD.com
My mother died recently. I received the death certificate. I disagree with her cause of death. The doctor who completed her worksheet did not know her well. The death certificate has a diagnosis that she never had that was handed down from her previous doctor. It omitted a long-standing, chronic disease. Why am I bothered? Because I would complete death certificates on a routine basis, for I am a hospice physician. I believe in accuracy.
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Man Overboard!: A Medical Lifeline For The Aging Male

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By Craig Bowron
| audiobooks.com
Understand your health and live your best life with this authoritative, humorous head-to-toe manual. Let’s face it, guys: we barely know what we’re doing with our health. We’re not stupid, we’re just disinterested.
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The myth of biohacking your way past death

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By Larry Kaskel, Daniel Song, Susan Levenstein, Craig Bowron
| KevinMD.com
In my practice, I care for many patients obsessed with longevity. They fast, they microdose, they meditate, they cold plunge, they gulp down supplements by the handful. They optimize their labs with the fervor of a hedge fund manager optimizing a portfolio. They read Peter Attia and Andrew Huberman like scripture. And yet, they still die. This is not cynicism; it is reality.
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