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MD Spin: Volume 2
Everything Worth Knowing- All in One Place
Laura Beaty
June 04, 2025
Over the past few weeks, we’ve continued exploring thoughtful, practical ways to support your health—through education, reflection, and real-world insight. Whether you’ve kept up with each edition or missed a few along the way, Volume 2 brings it all together in one place.
This issue revisits some of our most engaging topics: from understanding the complexities of blood cancers to making sense of the rising concerns around infectious diseases like MPox and measles. We took a closer look at what it really means to “age gracefully”—and what that investment can look like over time. We also shared tips for staying well while traveling, and wrapped with an informed perspective on the menopause journey—past and present.
Consider this your moment to catch up, reflect, and re-engage with what matters most: your health, your pace, your story.
-Laura Beaty MD
Table of Contents
Section 1: Cancer Corner- Blood Cancers
Recent advancements make treating blood cancers feel more like managing a chronic illness rather than a life-threatening disease.
While it’s easy to think, “Let them deal with it,” we must remember that outbreaks overseas can jump right into our backyard.
Section 3: Aesthetic Angle- Budgeting for Cosmetic Services
The goal is to look and feel your best in a way that aligns with your values. Whether you choose to prevent every wrinkle or embrace the signs of aging, your appearance should reflect your inner confidence and pride.
Section 4: The Wellness Way-Travel Smarter: Tips for a Healthy Adventure
To move, to breathe, to fly, to float,
to gain all while you give, to roam the roads
of lands remote, to travel is to live.
Section 5: Hormone Highlights- The Menopause Journey: From Historical Misunderstandings to Modern Personalized Care
This tumultuous time often unfolds at the very moment women are juggling demanding external roles—caring for aging parents, raising teenage children and often climbing career ladders. These layered stressors only compound the physical and emotional symptoms, creating a perfect storm.
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