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Diabetics' use of aspirin questioned
By: PA, The Independent Friday, 3 October 2008 Diabetes sufferers should not routinely take aspirin to prevent heart attacks, research today suggested. It had been argued that routine use of the drug … more →
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Enhanced Sex Education In Schools May Reduce Unwanted Pregnancies
rebeccamoniquewilliams wrote 2 days ago: Enhanced sex education may reduce the amount of unwanted pregnancies among teenage girls compared wi … more →
A brief analysis of commenting at BMC, PLoS, and BMJ
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shwu wrote 3 days ago: As announced on FriendFeed and Twitter, a writing collaboration between me and the inimitable Camero … more →
Drinking Hot Tea May Cause Throat Cancer
rebeccamoniquewilliams wrote 1 week ago: I came across this video on YouTube earlier today and as a lover of hot beverages, I was quite taken … more →
Migraine Daily News
porillion wrote 2 weeks ago: Today’s round-up of news about migraine, visual snow, persistent aura and related illnesses: Migrain … more →
Swine flu vaccine: Is it a shot in the foot?
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Lilyana wrote 3 weeks ago: Electron microscope image of the reassorted H1N1 influenza virus. The viruses are 80–120 nanometres … more →
British Medical Journal 10 October 2009 now available
rdashknowledge wrote 1 month ago: Remember you will need your NHS AthensAccount to access the full text of these articles Articles inc … more →
Factors of Success for Medical Students
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Lisa M. Blacker wrote 1 month ago: In identifying strategies for success in medical school, I have chosen to evaluate (1) the operation … more →
H1N1: how to keep healthy + who is sick
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mwulibblog wrote 1 month ago: We have all been thinking about the upcoming Flu season and how to keep healthy. Of course, we are … more →
AGW and Health: 2 Journals, 18 Professional Medical Organizations...And Still They Can Be Wrong
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omnologos wrote 2 months ago: More almost-pure nonsense about AGW and health, this time even bigger than last time, from two famou … more →
Our big thighs are keeping us alive
robsteroo2000 wrote 2 months ago: Bad news for skinny exercise freaks and good news for those of us with thunder thighs. High-grade … more →
Consent: Darkness ‘Neath the Lamp
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pranabchatterjee wrote 2 months ago: I am not always a big fan of the articles by BMJ’s Ethics Man Daniel Sokol because I think his artic … more →
Homeopathy works
Dr. Vijay Vaishnav wrote 2 months ago: Scientists and physicians have maintained skepticism towards homeopathic medicine because of the exc … more →
This week's BMJ
dundeechest wrote 2 months ago: This week’s BMJ has a leader article on asbestos related lung disease – you can see it … more →
Homeopathy no cure for malria, TB, HIV ??
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Dr. Vijay Vaishnav wrote 3 months ago: This is with reference to a news report in the Sunday Times of India dated 23-8-2009: “Homeopa … more →
Unusual seminars in cardiology :Ten simple ways to waste cardiology resources !
drsvenkatesan wrote 3 months ago: Do 64slice MDCT in all patients who has a coronary event and follow it up with catheter based CAG. … more →
BMJ editorial on the importance of correct research interpretation
mwulibblog wrote 3 months ago: In the July 25th issue of BMJ, Dean Fergusson, a senior scientist with the Clinical Epidemiology P … more →
WHO DIALS 999 in a BROTHEL?
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stephenpaterson wrote 3 months ago: ON FEBRUARY 23 last year, three men appeared before magistrates in London charged with 18 counts of … more →
Checking in
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moogdoc wrote 3 months ago: I know I promised to keep this up to date, but again I have been lazy. So here are a few things I ha … more →
Diversion, Invention, and Socialized Medicine
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Kent Anderson wrote 3 months ago: Image via Wikipedia A recent BMJ paper by Steven Greenberg entitled, “How Citation Distortions … more →
