Dr. Aaron Filler had two entries on the prestigious and widely read "Medical Monday" blog published by Oxford University Press.
In his first entry, "Is There An Ethical Crisis in Spinal Surgery?" Dr. Filler examines the current controversy over some surgeons' conflicts of interest in the use of products in which they are investors (such as spinal screws).
The second entry displays Dr. Filler's "Do you really need back surgery?" podcast as hosted on YouTube.
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Do You Really Need Back Surgery? by Dr. Aaron G. Filler, MD PhD, is a best-selling paperback every sufferer of spine and nerve pain should read. Written in everyday language, the book is a must-read.
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