If I wasn’t in love with/ trapped by emergency medicine or if I had more than one life time (unless the reincarnationalists are right): an ENT surgeon (one of the ones who get to do all the complicated stuff and … Read More »
I was educated in one medical school. I have since worked in that medical school and currently work in a different medical school. This is something that I have observed: the rhetoric of the university is directed almost exclusively towards … Read More »
Albert, Richard K, John Connett, William C Bailey, Richard Casaburi, J Allen D Cooper, Gerard J Criner, Jeffrey L Curtis, et al “Azithromycin for prevention of exacerbations of COPD..” The New England journal of medicine 365, no. 8 (August 25, … Read More »
You should all go and read this. And not just because I get to contribute my 2 pennys. Seriously it is a cracking idea. To get referred all these cool new and old papers instead of the tedious trawling though … Read More »
Quick answer – it’s a team effort, we have to do the whole difficult “talking to people” thing. Longer answer? Gupta M, Schriger DL, Hiatt JR, Cryer HG, Tillou A, Hoffman JR, Baraff LJ. Selective use of computed tomography compared … Read More »