About: Dr. Keith Lamy

Since May of 2001, Dr. Keith Lamy has served as the Medical Director of Family Medicine Practice, located in Austin, Texas. Striving for increased innovation and excellence at Family Medicine Practice, Dr. Lamy has extensive experience treating patients of all ages with a variety of ailments, prescribing medications, and performing accurate diagnoses of medical conditions. A proponent of holistic and preventative medicine, Dr. Lamy advocates for a number of safe alternative approaches and therapies to his clients. Dr. Keith Lamy attained his undergraduate degree from Boston University and his MD from the acclaimed Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York. Dr. Lamy went on to complete his internship and residency at the University of California, San Diego before joining The University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston as preceptor for medical students. Dr. Lamy maintains active membership in a number of professional organizations, including the American Academy of Family Physicians, the American Medical Association, The Phi Beta Kappa Society, and Physicians for Social Responsibility. In addition to maintaining membership in these organizations, Dr. Lamy also supports the philanthropic and charitable efforts of the American Cancer Society, Inc., a medical research fundraising walk, a bike ride that supports research into AIDS, and The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Dr. Keith Lamy enjoys attending the symphony and the opera, gardening, traveling, and practicing yoga.

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Staying Well During a Pandemic

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Pandemics are unpredictable and deadly, but society continues to prevail over fast-spreading disease using methods as modern as synthetic vaccinology and as old as shutting doors. As the COVID-19 virus evolves, new treatments are being tested, individuals are learning to adapt, and lessons are being learned about what works and...
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The Trials of Tinnitus

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The sound of ringing, buzzing, or clicking in your ears is hard to ignore.  It may come and go, or sound continuously.  It may be in one ear or both.  Sometimes, it may be so loud it keeps you from concentrating or hearing noises around you. As many as 50...
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