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"Benefit of doubt" and the "risk of doubt" in cardiac care"
When a doctor is confronted by serious doubt , what will be the outcome for the patient ? Can doubting be beneficial for a patient ? . It seems so , according to EBM which stresses about … more →
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How to Get the Right Information to Improve Performance
wrote 3 weeks ago: Steven SpearHow to Get the Right Information to Improve Performance Steven Spear [A brief excerpt fo … more →
#FollowFriday #FF the EBM-Skeptics @cochranecollab @EvidenceMatters @oracknows @ACPinternists
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wrote 1 month ago: FollowFriday is a twitter tradition in which twitter users recommend other users to follow (on Frida … more →
At what age should women start having mammograms?
wrote 1 month ago: Bloomberg recently reported a story that highlighted the recommendations of the U.S. Preventive Serv … more →
Was Early Detection, Early Cure A Lie?
wrote 1 month ago: For years we have heard the phrase “early detection, early cure” in association with breast cancer, … more →
More information on the USPSTF recommendations from the Annals of Internal Medicine
wrote 1 month ago: The USPSTF recommendations has been fodder for talk on news shows, both local and national. To fin … more →
Toward Reuse of Clinical Data for Research and Quality Improvement: The End of the Beginning? - editorial and 3 articles from Annals of Internal Medicine 1 September 2009
wrote 5 months ago: 1. EDITORIAL Toward Reuse of Clinical Data for Research and Quality Improvement: The End of the B … more →
fishy prophecies
wrote 6 months ago: If you’ve landed here by Googling “talking fish”, ” Nivelo hoax”, … more →
"Benefit of doubt" and the "risk of doubt" in cardiac care"
wrote 6 months ago: When a doctor is confronted by serious doubt , what will be the outcome for the patient ? Can … more →
PEPFAR May Be More Effective in HIV Prevention Than Study Suggested
wrote 7 months ago: An editorial due out next week in the Annals of Internal Medicine raises a provocative new question … more →
PEPFAR Succeeds in Preventing HIV/AIDS Deaths, But Not In Cutting Prevalence
wrote 8 months ago: How effective is PEPFAR? That’s been a contentious question of late. Now, a new study highlights o … more →
e-communities, e-participation and e-risk!
wrote 9 months ago: “Words are not merely ‘signs’; they are names whose ‘attachment’ to events, objects, persons, instit … more →
Vitamin D Gets An F
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wrote 9 months ago: As if We the People of these Untied States of America didn’t have enough to worry about, what … more →
Nursing Home-Ologist?
wrote 9 months ago: Pediatricians treat children. Oncologists help people living with cancer. Should nursing home resid … more →
What is the purpose of declaration of conflict of interest in medical research ?
wrote 1 year ago: It is now mandatory for all journals to declare t … more →
Sending home a patient without a diagnosis is not a crime !
wrote 1 year ago: One of the important principles of medicine is “Diagnosis should always precede treatment … more →
What do we mean by conservative management" ? Why it is often considered as an inferior form of treatment in Medicine ?
wrote 1 year ago: The science of medicine has evolved over 2000 years sinc … more →
Anti-frailty Drug For Seniors
wrote 1 year ago: Image via Wikipedia An Anti-Frailty Pill for Seniors?University of Virginia Health System Study Show … more →
Herd behavior in medical profession
wrote 1 year ago: What is herd behavior ? It is a behavioral pattern where in animals and humans in large numbers , te … more →
Why commerce always prevail over common sense in medicine ?
wrote 1 year ago: Human civilisation has met so many challenges.Man kind has enjoyed the benefits of m … more →
