Tracy Swartz

1 week ago | nypost.com | Tracy Swartz

Things are looking up for airport dining!Gone are the days of a limited selection of overpriced and underwhelming food options. In naming its top 10 US airports for food and drink this month, Food & Wine noted that the fare in layover land has “shifted from the pragmatic to the palatable.” 7 With more choices than ever before, it’s important to pick wisely.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Tracy Swartz

Things are looking up for airport dining!Gone are the days of a limited selection of overpriced and underwhelming food options. In naming its top 10 US airports for food and drink this month, Food & Wine noted that the fare in layover land has “shifted from the pragmatic to the palatable.”Flyers use the self-service kiosks to place their orders at a McDonald’s at Portland International Airport in February 2020. Getty ImagesWith more choices than ever before, it’s important to pick wisely.

1 week ago | reviewofoptometry.com | Clark Chang |Tracy Swartz

In the April 2025 issue of Review of Optometry—the magazine's 12th annual cornea report—learn effective strategies for managing herpetic keratitis, delve into advanced imaging techniques for early detection of keratoconus and get expert tips for specializing in advanced corneal care.  Check out the other articles featured in this issue:My Patient Has Herpetic Keratitis… Now What?

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Tracy Swartz

At least he’s owning it. A functional medicine practitioner who has advised Gwyneth Paltrow, Sophia Bush, Cameron Diaz and other celebrities confesses that he stays up late to watch “Survivor” or “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” with his wife. “Doctors are the worst patients. Let’s just be honest,” Dr. Will Cole told The Post with a chuckle. Though he “falls asleep like a champ,” he admits he would not recommend his wind-down routine to his telehealth patients.

1 week ago | telugustates.net | Tracy Swartz