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Thursday, March 29, 2007

Popular bias about nesiritide

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Remember the brouhaha almost two years ago about the JAMA meta-analysis on 30 day mortality with the use of nesiritide ? The increased mort...
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Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Anticoagulant bridging with low molecular weight heparin before surgery

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A popular practice in anticoagulant bridging with enoxaparin is to continue it in full therapeutic doses (1mg/kg Q 12 H) through the evening...

Dolly’s legacy

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A decade after the birth of Dolly the cloned sheep CMAJ reflects on the state of the science.

DB’s video editorial

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DB of Med Rants offers some inspiring words on being a great physician. Put a face with a name and watch his Medscape Webcast Video Editor...
Monday, March 26, 2007

On Lyme disease and woo

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It was a first for this blog. I removed a comment in reference to my post on Lyme disease activism . I appreciate and learn from commenters ...
Sunday, March 25, 2007

The Beatles’ gift to medicine

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It’s an underappreciated fact that The Beatles played an important role in delivering the CT scan to clinical medicine and making it ready ...
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Thursday, March 22, 2007

The Canadian Medical Association Journal one year after its “collapse”

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About this time last year a New England Journal of Medicine Perspective piece announced the “ collapse ” of the Canadian Medical Association...
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Ten myths about EHRs

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From Family Practice Management . Via Medpundit .
Tuesday, March 20, 2007

What is Big Pharma’s most lavish gift to the medical profession?

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It’s not the expensive meals, junkets or honoraria. It’s the fact that the drug companies are taking a huge public relations and financial ...

Anti-Pharma bias

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Doctors who gratuitously bash the drug companies have a little help from the media, it appears . Via Kevin MD

Thought provoking

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I’ve been tagged by Angry Doctor to spread the meme (originated, appropriately enough, here ) of blogs that make me think . These are blog...
Sunday, March 18, 2007

Another New York Times “puzzler”

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The patient had resistant hypertension , with no assignable cause of secondary hypertension despite “scores of tests” and evaluation by nume...

Methadone deaths increasing

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JAMA News reports that methadone deaths are increasing far faster than deaths from other types of poisoning, a trend observed between 1999 ...
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More healthy skepticism about P4P

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----from Retired Doc .

The Dinosaur gets a dose of Lyme disease activism

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…and does a nice job of parsing the issue of “chronic Lyme disease.” I had a similar experience a while back.
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Friday, March 16, 2007

Google in medicine: Is it all that?

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Medical Economics recently interviewed several experts regarding Google as a tool for medicine and the responses were mixed. Google is all t...
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Medication wish list for Anna Nicole Smith

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Fox News shows us a faxed request for medications (see pdf link) for “M. Chase”, Smith’s purported pseudonym. It includes dilaudid injectab...
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CPR guidelines represent a weakness of evidence based medicine

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Note: I had the following post in preparation when Medpundit , Dr. Wes and Kevin M.D. commented on this issue. At the Cleveland Clinic Hea...
Thursday, March 15, 2007

Loss of procedures is another reason general Internal Medicine is on life support

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Go read Retired Doc’s summary of an Annals of Internal Medicine survey of ACP general internist members and an accompanying editorial by two...
Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Your pocket guide to woo from AMSA

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Now you can access woo at the point of care. AMSA’s updated handbook , concise and trimmed down (and able to fit in your lab coat pocket), ...
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