Frequent Flier: A TV Doctor Who Travels Into Trouble
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Some of the riskiest aspects of working on the television series âDr. Dangerâ occur in the air, not on the ground.
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The Anchor Behaving Badly show seems to be in reruns.
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For some people, it&#39;s going to the dentist or even the doctor. For others, it&#39;s a bumpy plane ride or even something more down to earth, like that household chore which comes around a little too often.
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By MARTHA McKAY, STAFF WRITER  Ever worry about being so sick that you need a doctor's care while stuck in a strange city, far from your family physician and your medical records?  Now imagine handing the new doctor a tiny data storage device which she then plugs into a PC.
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By DR DANNY PENMAN DOCTOR Penny Sartori was barely halfway through her night shift at Morriston Hospital in Swansea when one of her patients began behaving in a most peculiar way.
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Fans of "Grey's Anatomy" should be careful what they wish for.
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BUENOS AIRES -- With her carry-on backpack hanging from one shoulder, Veronica Taussag had a few minutes to spare before she was scheduled to report to her boarding gate. Bypassing a magazine stand and a coffee shop, she headed toward the latest in airport terminal services: her psychiatrist.
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Called the &quot;flying doctors,&quot; Polish doctors have become veritable part-time migrants who work regular night shifts here to fill a vaccum left by their British or Irish counterparts.
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The cult science fiction series "Doctor Who" has won a place in the record books as the longest-running television show of its type, a fitting accolade for the time-travelling adventurer.
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Jeremy Roenick&#39;s visit to concussion guru Dr. Karen Johnston this week will be an expensive one - for somebody. If Doctor J rules that JR still is suffering concussion symptoms, the Flyers might have to
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Dr. Amar Bose is fascinated by drivers: those that make noise when wired to an electrical current, and those who pilot fast cars. And Bose, whose familiar name is embossed on elaborate automobile audio systems
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For doctors, searching out disease before it appears can also carry risks.
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SHELBY, N.C. - A radio listener helped save a disc jockey who suffered an on-air seizure and pleaded for help before passing out in his studio.  WOHS DJ Tim Biggerstaff, who has suffered from diabetes since childhood, has always been candid about his health.
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Dr. Jerome Kassirer served as editor of the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine for eight years during the 1990s. During that time, he says, doctors&#39; conflicts of interest became an increasingly evident problem.
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Michael Douglas has a new role on TV five nights a week.
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A doctor from the First Coast was able to spend time with recently deceased actor, Christopher Reeve, whose efforts to promote stem cell research continues to stir up controversy.
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This week Anthony Hendon wrote in with a question for our Green Doctor.   He asks: "Like a lot of people, I'm using my computer more and more for entertainment and my TV less and less.