Top 14 Most Evil Doctors of the Last Two Centuries
When we think of evil doctors or monsters, we tend to think of fictional characters, but real-life depravity can be much more terrifying.
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Mental Health Neglect Among Physicians
Previous research has suggested high rates of suicide and depression among physicians when...
Read MoreTop Tips For New Faculty
There is great advice for our incoming interns to help them start off residency strong. Yet, I rarely see #TipsForNewFaculty posts. The transition from trainee to faculty is often just as large of a jump, if not larger, than...
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Experts Share Facts About Physician Suicide
By Carolyn Crist Suicide is the only cause of death that is higher among doctors than the general...
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Strategies to Help Physicians Gain Control Over Student Loan Debt
U.S. News and World Report reports on the best paying jobs and the point was clear: doctors are...
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The Surprise Question May Help Facilitate Advance Care Planning for COPD
“COPD is projected to rise to the third leading cause of mortality by 2030,” says Dana Tripp, BA,...
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Patient Preferences for Post-Discharge Communication
“New technologies allowing patients to communicate with healthcare professionals (HCPs) are being...
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Impact of Intoxicants on Patients With Burn-Related Injuries
“The use of nicotine, alcohol, and illicit substances, alone or in combination, may predispose...
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Gender Linked With Outcomes in Acute Burn Injury Patients
“In high-income countries, men more often sustain burn injuries than women,” explains Lincoln M....
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Comparing Survival by RRT Modality in Patients With Severe Burns
Findings from numerous studies indicate that patients with burns who develop acute kidney injury...
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Making the Case for Withholding Preoperative Prophylactic Antibiotics in Patients With Non-Severe Burns
Data indicate that overuse of antibiotics is a main driver of antibiotic resistance, with every...
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Assessing Perioperative Multimodal Analgesia in Patients With Burns
Postoperative pain has been shown in prior research to be a major challenge for patients with...
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Real-Time Continuous Glucose Monitoring With Telemetry System Proves Beneficial to Hospitalized Patients With T2D
For a study published in Diabetes Care, Elias K. Spanakis, MD, and colleagues evaluated the use of...
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Visceral Adiposity & COVID-19 Severity
Data indicate that, depending on the degree of obesity, patients with obesity who are infected...
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Integrated Fragility Hip Fracture Program Improves Outcomes
While hip fracture carries a high risk of associated morbidity and mortality, previous studies of...
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Laughing Gas
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Comparing Revascularization Outcomes by Left Ventricular Dysfunction in Patients With Left Main Coronary Artery Disease
With evidence indicating that a large area of myocardium is jeopardized by left main coronary...
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Infection-Related Hospitalization & Mortality in Patients With Psoriasis
Although previous studies suggest that psoriasis may be independently associated with an increased...
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Infection-Related Hospitalization & Mortality in Patients With Psoriasis
Although previous studies suggest that psoriasis may be independently associated with an increased...
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Reducing Unnecessary Opioids After Total Hip Arthroplasty
“There has been very little practical guidance on how to consistently implement reductions in...
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