Bridging Science, Faith, and Compassion in Medicine
Victor G. Vogel, MD, MHS, FACP
Exploring the frontiers of medicine and the unseen world, Dr. Victor G. Vogel shares his journey from scientific discovery to the extraordinary. Join him in bridging the gap between the known and the mysterious.
About The Author
Victor G. Vogel, MD, MHS earned his medical degree from Temple University Medical School in Philadelphia and served an internship and residency in Internal Medicine at the Baltimore City Hospitals and a fellowship in Medical Oncology at the Johns Hopkins Oncology Center. He earned a Master of Health Science degree in epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health where he was an Andrew W. Mellon Fellow in clinical epidemiology.
Books
Discover Dr. Victor G. Vogel’s impactful works, where science, faith, and compassionate care intersect. From guiding patients through critical health decisions to exploring the complexities of breast cancer risk, his books offer insightful knowledge and heartfelt wisdom. Whether you seek medical guidance or profound reflections on life and healing, these books provide a valuable perspective.
This book uses examples from the life and experiences of a Christian physician who relied on his faith to show how grief can be overcome and how family and friends can best minister to the sick and dying.
This essential little book provides on-the-spot clinical guidelines for assessing and advising patients on their risk of breast cancer, therapeutic options, and other issues of critical importance to women concerned about their breast health.
This book is the first to identify women who are at increased risk for developing breast cancer as a large and increasingly important population in need of special healthcare attention.
Reviews
Dr. Vogel's insights are wonderful to read. I worked as a hospice nurse for the hospital system that he works for. I very often saw people being admitted to hospice care who died within a few days. They suffered through surgery and medical care that made their last months and days miserable instead of giving them care that helped their symptoms and gave them quality time. Dr. Vogel brings these things to light and places emphasis on LIVING until you die as opposed to existing to the end.
For anyone interested in researching the concept of breast cancer risk assessment and management of high risk patients, this is your bible. While the copyright is a little old, most of the information still holds true. I wish there was a more current version to visit some of the more recent controversies in breast cancer screening and early detection.
I have long been an admirer of his and the tremendous contributions he has made to the breast cancer effort. Through his new book, he once again brings insight, clarity and experience to this subject by tapping into the vast resources of the excellent contributing authors. He has captured a wealth of information that will be invaluable to both scholars as well as those facing the challenges of this disease.
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