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Consent: Darkness ‘Neath the Lamp
I am not always a big fan of the articles by BMJ’s Ethics Man Daniel Sokol because I think his articles are, more often than not, inclined towards the ideal without much regard for the practical, at l… more →
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A Public Option Must Be Included to Make a Workable HealthCare Reform Bill
thereadingblogger wrote 2 months ago: A recent journal article and a recent editorial provide good arguments for including a public option … more →
Does Your Search Suck?
Pam Harley wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday at Silverchair we put on our first-ever webinar, with the irreverent title “Does Your Sear … more →
The End
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lchxian wrote 2 months ago: Is this the end? There were signs all over, that this is probably not for me. Some said that I ignor … more →
Journal Watch 7/9/09 - GP or not GP?
dundeechest wrote 3 months ago: Mrs DundeeChest gets all the GP journals and papers. Today’s is “GP”. Does body s … more →
Consent: Darkness ‘Neath the Lamp
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pranabchatterjee wrote 3 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 →
Self-Plagiarizing: Intellectual Knavery
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pranabchatterjee wrote 3 months ago: Plagiarism is a widely despised activity. So much so that doctors are requesting speakers to boycott … more →
The Flu Shot: Hot or Cold?
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pranabchatterjee wrote 3 months ago: The flu shots are ready to fly. The UK and US lead the lists of the nations to have ordered flu vacc … more →
Doctors, Be Warned!
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pranabchatterjee wrote 3 months ago: The former Health Minister, House of Lords, in this rather short and pithy correspondence, warns doc … more →
The Lancet : To err or not to err…
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pranabchatterjee wrote 3 months ago: I must admit I was put up to this one by the Journal Watch that Richard Lehman writes every weekend … more →
The Face(book) Behind the Mask!
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pranabchatterjee wrote 3 months ago: In this rather poignant article published in the New England Journal of Medicine, the author discuss … more →
The Lancet Cracks Down on the USAID
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pranabchatterjee wrote 4 months ago: In the latest issue, one of the premier medical journals, The Lancet, has cracked down on the leader … more →
Not Good Enough: How do you respond?
pranabchatterjee wrote 4 months ago: BMJ 2009;339:b2947 As medical professionals, I have seen that it often is quite difficult to digest … more →
BMJ Espouses New Publication Format
pranabchatterjee wrote 4 months ago: An email I received through my newsletter subscriptions revealed that the BMJ has espoused a new for … more →
FDA Approves New Cholesterol-Lowering Drug
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pranabchatterjee wrote 4 months ago: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved the 4 milligram maximum dose of Livalo (pitavas … more →
FDA Approves New Drug Treatment for Type 2 Diabetes
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pranabchatterjee wrote 4 months ago: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved Onglyza (saxagliptin), a once-daily tablet to t … more →
Is the High Cost of New Cancer Drugs in the U.S. Justified?
thereadingblogger wrote 5 months ago: Nick Mulcahy’s Medscape Medical News piece “Time to Consider Cost in Evaluating Cancer D … more →
Homosexuality and the Indian Physician
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pranabchatterjee wrote 5 months ago: Just think from a doctor’s point of view: Suppose an HIV+ patient comes to him. The doctor is … more →
Detecting Early Ovarian Tumors Early
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pranabchatterjee wrote 5 months ago: Nosov V, Su F, Amneus M, et al. Validation of serum biomarkers for detection of early-stage ovarian … more →
Health Economics, Policy and Law: Journal Watch
pranabchatterjee wrote 5 months ago: Download the PDF Version of the Table of Contents Check it out here: http://journals.cambridge.org … more →
