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How Doctors Think

A Doctor Tells You What He Thinks You Need To Know

Story by Dr. Gerard Lozada.

2008-06-25

Dr. Gerard Lozada shares his thoughts about Dr. Jerome E. Groopman's latest book, How Doctors Think. Dr. Lozada shares his experiences in preventing incorrect diagnosis by rethinking typical diagnostic strategies with powerful examples and suggesting ways you can help your doctor to think.

Sports: Notes From Off the Field

Story by Alan Peel.

2008-06-24

While the Royals may be in a deep hole and have long odds of making the playoffs, the Royals may have a hand in how the pennant chases in August and September play out as well as the post-season.

For the Health of It

Story and photography by Jill McLaughlin.

2008-06-23

Acne affects us all at some point in our lives. But the disorder continues to be misunderstood, even by the medical community. What causes zits and blackheads? What treatments work most effectively? Am I going to break out if I eat this chocolate?

Summer at Sea, West 18th Street Fashion Show

Story by Kevin Kuzma. Photography by Phil Peterson.

2008-06-20

This year, we challenged photographer Phil Peterson and writer Kevin Kuzma––two of our most talented and capable contributors––to capture the spirit, scope, and essence of the Spectacle. Not only the fashion and beautiful bodies on display for one night, but also the spectators, musicians, artists, and models that exist in unscripted moments and lose themselves in a communal display for all to behold.

West 18th Street Fashion Show, Summer at Sea

Photography by Phil Peterson

2008-06-20

Photographer Phil Peterson captures the Spectacle of the Summer at Sea. Part One of Five.

West 18th Street Fashion Show, Summer at Sea

Photography by Phil Peterson

2008-06-21

Photographer Phil Peterson captures the Spectacle of the Summer at Sea. Part Two of Five.

Sumer at Sea, West 18th Street Fashion Show

Photography by Phil Peterson

2008-06-21

Photographer Phil Peterson captures the Spectacle of the Summer at Sea. Part Three of Five.

Part Four

Photography by Phil Peterson

2008-06-21

Photographer Phil Peterson captures the Spectacle of the Summer at Sea. Part Four of Five.

Sumer at Sea, West 18th Street Fashion Show

Photography by Phil Peterson

2008-06-21

Photographer Phil Peterson captures the Spectacle of the Summer at Sea. Part Five of Five.

Whitey Herzog's Baseball

Story by Alan Peel.

2008-06-16

As the Kansas City Royals begin their annual trip down I-70 this week to pay a visit their hated rivals to the east, the team that this writer shall not mention, there is one thing that the best teams in the recent history of the two clubs share. They were managed by one man: Whitey Herzog.

PresentMagazine.com Sponsors West 18th Street Fashion Show

Presented by PresentMagazine.com

2008-06-05

PresentMagazine.com is proud to be a sponsor of this year's fabulous fashion extravaganza, Summer at Sea. This free event, held rain or shine, at dusk, on June 14th, in the Crossroads, features the collections of a select group of regional designers. Don't miss an evening of incredible fashion viewing and spectacular people watching.

See a list of this year's hot designers, view photos from past shows, and read more about what's behind the fashion event of the year.

For the Health of It

Story by Jill McLaughlin.

2008-05-14

For many folks, the thrill of the grill immediately conjures up thoughts of burgers, steaks and hotdogs. But for those of us looking for a lighter alternative, fish is unbeatable.

Find the Right Solution

Story by Dr. Gerard Lozada. Illustration by Pete Dulin.

2008-05-02

Many generic eye lubricating drops, eye allergy drops, contact lens re-wetting drops, and contact lens solutions are available over the counter, most of which I do not recommend.

A Lesson in Physics

Story by Dr. Gerard Lozada. Illustration by Pete Dulin.

2008-04-25

Knowing that I came very close to having a severe eye injury taught me to always wear some sort of eye protection for all outside activities.

For the Health of It

Story by Jill McLaughlin.

2008-04-07

Conventional nutritional wisdom has convinced many folks that butter will make you fat, clog your arteries, and raise your bad (LDL) cholesterol. Let me give you the real skinny on this healthy and delicious fat.

How to Pick Teams in the Office Pool

Story by Alan Peel.

2008-03-14

It’s that time of year where office productivity nationwide plummets all in the name of college basketball. That’s right, the NCAA Tournament is back and the office pools are all up and running. I want to help you fill them out in order to get the best possible outcome in your office pool.

A Tale of Two Sex-Ed Cities

Elizabeth Rich

2008-03-14

It turns out the sex education policies of Kansas and Missouri are as simple as the 9/11 Commission Report. About as penetrable, too.

For the Health of It

Story and photography by Jill McLaughlin.

2008-03-04

It’s no coincidence that Americans consume more soft drinks than any other culture and also suffer by far from the highest rates of obesity, heart disease, and Type II diabetes, all to which excessive sugar intake contributes.

Enjoy Creature Comforts at Home

Story by Gloria Gale. Photography by Robb Walter.

2008-02-27

Exhausted, you slip the key into the lock, kick off your shoes and drop your bag on the floor. It's dark, the house is stuffy and you could devour a dinosaur. Welcome to the poison hour…that otherworldly moment between shedding the workday mantle and dissolving into your sanctuary.

The People’s Choice

Compiled by PresentMagazine.com.

2006-03-01

Valentine's Day is not the only occasion to share a romantic meal with a sweetheart or lover. The other 364 days of the year allow plenty of time to wine and dine, spending time over innuendos and suggestive maneuvers above and below the table. PresentMagazine.com asked readers about the settings, key elements, and locations that they considered ripe with romantic possibilities.