Rudolf Kotula, MD
About the Author:
With a mother who was a microbiologist and a father who was a dentist, Dr. Rudolf Kotula naturally pursued a career in the medical profession.
As a board-certified infectious disease physician, he specializes in areas such as antibiotic resistance, travel medicine and infection prevention.
"I believe in treating patients with compassion and as members of my own family."
Dr. Kotula helps patients combat infectious diseases at Methodist Physicians Clinic Regency.
Articles by this author...
10 Tips for Staying Healthy During Cold and Flu Season
Healthy Lifestyle
Here’s how you can keep yourself and others safe from the nasty bugs going around.
AFM Update: 3 Nebraska Cases of Rare Polio-like Condition Are Confirmed
Today's Medicine
While acute flaccid myelitis is very rare, it can be life-threatening. Here’s what you need to know.
As Flu Season Ramps Up, Now Is the Time to Get Vaccinated
Today's Medicine
Everyone age 6 months and older should get an influenza vaccine each year. Have you had yours?
World AIDS Day: Knowing Your Status Is As Important As Ever
Today's Medicine
Whether you think you may be infected with HIV or know someone at risk, it's critical that you take advantage of the resources available to you and “Know your status.”
West Nile Basics, Symptoms and How to Prevent Mosquito Bites
Today's Medicine
Here's what you need to know about West Nile virus.
After Startling STD News, a Refresher on the Basics
Today's Medicine
Sobering statistics illustrate the importance of STD education and prevention.
4 Reasons You Should Get Vaccinated
Today's Medicine
Every year, thousands of adults in the U.S. become needlessly ill from diseases that could be prevented by vaccine.
World Health Day is about All of Us
Today's Medicine
No one should have to choose between good health and the other necessities of life. World Health Day is a reminder to all of us to work to bridge the gap to ensure that all people have access to quality health services, where and when they need them. Why does it matter - and what can you do about it?
Fighting TB with Every Breath
Today's Medicine
World TB Day is March 24th, and it’s a great time to look at the prevention and control of one of the deadliest diseases in the world.
Flu Prevention: Top Tips from the Pros
Today's Medicine
What can you do to prevent the viruses, bacteria and germs that are making people sick from invading your home?
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Pneumonia Basics: Causes, Symptoms and When to Seek Treatment
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Nurse Showed Extraordinary Care by Gifting Clothes to Patient in Need
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Chest Pain: Should I be Worried?
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Staff Provided Unforgettable Compassion, Care During a Mother's Final Days
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As Measles Makes a Comeback, Straight Talk From a Doctor With 2 Kids
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