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Triathlete defies odds, qualifies for world championship after grueling half Ironman race

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By Dinesh Arab, John Schumann, Jacques Ambrose, Michael Fine
| The Podcast by KevinMD Verified
Rick Taylor was swimming the race of his life. The Virginia half-Ironman (70.3 miles) was underway, and Rick swam the 1.2-mile course in the Carvin Cove Reservoir in 30 minutes and 43 seconds, coming out of the water first in his age group at a blistering pace of 1 minute and 35 seconds per 100 m (1.36/100 m). What was more incredible was that his heart rate through that effort was an easy 109 beats per minute. He was warming up.
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ST Medical Monday: Getting to know Dr. Chris McNeil

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By John Schumann
| LinkedIn News Verified
On #MedicalMonday I spoke with Christopher McNeil about his life in the Emergency Department, on the #UnionSchool Board, and as a role model, Schweitzer Fellow, and leader of Black Men in White Coats (to name bit a few). https://lnkd.in/gescWJKe
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The endless race: How to find peace in a world obsessed with productivity

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By Ian MacLean, John Schumann, Diane D. Blier, Jacques Ambrose
| The Podcast by KevinMD Verified
I live in a state of chronic dissatisfaction and disillusionment, particularly when it comes to time. Is it the curse of the modern age to try to do too much? Is it just my location or life path? Have people always struggled with this? If this constant struggle with time was a crime against anything else, I might be seen as an oddity or someone who doesn’t learn from their experiences. But as it is, this behavior is more common than not.
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