Federal Broadband Investments

Body I often talk about the importance of investing in our core infrastructure. That’s things like our roads, bridges, railways, airports, drinking water systems, and ports.
SENATOR DEB FISCHER

Ask, then act

Body One summer during my college years, I had a roommate who suffered from suicidal thoughts. She’d attempted suicide before we met, and been hospitalized, but continued to struggle.
DEBRA JOHNSTON, M.D.

Listen to your Gut

Body People often talk about having a “gut feeling” when they know something is wrong. What feelings come when there is something wrong with the digestive system itself and how do you differentiate between «butterflies» acting up and a serious gastrointestinal problem?
BY JILL KRUSE, DO

Keeping on the sunny side of life

Body After a visit about aches, pains and various medical issues, a patient was commenting on getting older. Similar to other patients, I expected him to say something like, “It’s no fun getting older.” To my surprise, the patient said, “I’m 85.
BY ANDREW ELLSWORTH, MD

Nebraska Travels

Body Every August, I always enjoy traveling the state to visit directly with Nebraskans. Taking a moment to speak with constituents, listen to their concerns, and talk about how we can best serve them is an important part of my job.
SENATOR DEB FISCHER

Lots of time to think at the State Fair

Body After a long four-day weekend at the Nebraska State Fair, I found myself with lots of time between pig shows, orders of pineapple whip, mini donuts and fresh squeezed lemonade to stare into the abyss and think.
“With a grain of salt” by Cody Gerlach

Aspirin: Is it right for you?

Body For most people, taking a daily 81 mg aspirin to prevent stroke and heart attack is more risky than beneficial. Aspirin has been in use as a pharmaceutical for over 150 years making it one of our oldest.
PHILIP MEYER, D.O.
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