By: Laura May, PA, The Independent Friday, 3 October 2008 Employees who take regular periods of long-term sick leave die earlier than their colleagues, a study by the British Medical Journal said … more →
GP Essentialsdanharvey wrote 5 hours ago: This paper from the BMJ is an eloquent explanation of the risks of stopping medical trials early. (B … more →
drsvenkatesan wrote 2 days ago: Humans have roughly 5 to 6 liters of blood at any given time in their body . Out of this* 50% … more →
northerndoctor wrote 3 days ago: We have been having the usual discussions recently about how we can provide medical education withou … more →
asehley wrote 1 week ago: By: Laura May, PA, The Independent Friday, 3 October 2008 Employees who take regular periods of … more →
drsvenkatesan wrote 1 week ago: Ventricular tachycard … more →
drsvenkatesan wrote 1 week ago: Even as cardiology community is pre … more →
drsvenkatesan wrote 1 week ago: Palpitation is one of the common symptoms for which cardiac … more →
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drsvenkatesan wrote 1 week ago: Heart is externally covered by two layers of … more →
asehley wrote 2 weeks ago: Source: BMJ, 17 September 2008. Before Robert Mayer, a GP and family therapist, died earlier this y … more →
drsvenkatesan wrote 2 weeks ago: Differential response of thrombolysis between left and right coronary system Thrombolysis is the s … more →
drsvenkatesan wrote 3 weeks ago: Cardioversion with DC shock offers imme … more →
drsvenkatesan wrote 3 weeks ago: Indication for thrombolysis in ST … more →
asehley wrote 3 weeks ago: Clinical Review, by: L Fuccio, research fellow et al, Department of Internal Medicine and Gastroent … more →
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Tudor Oman wrote 4 weeks ago: I am sure all of you are aware of the shakeup going on regarding IV fluid administration in relation … more →
drsvenkatesan wrote 1 month ago: Intra coronary thrombosis is the sine qua non of acute coronary syndrome … more →
Kathy wrote 1 month ago: Here is a webpage that discusses the two types of studies, along with their usual limitations, diffe … more →