Richard Lehman’s journal blog—24 June 2013
JAMA 19 June 2013 Vol 309 2449 If you give live attenuated measles, mumps and rubella vaccine to children with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis who are on immune suppressing treatment, are […]
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Richard Lehman’s journal blog 2 August 2010
JAMA 21 July 2010 Vol 235 JAMA 28 July 2010 Vol 469 469 It is a solemn sight to see the great medical journals gathering to pronounce that rosiglitazone is […]
Richard Lehman’s journal blog 27 July 2010
JAMA 21 July 2010 Vol 235 This issue of JAMA is devoted to human immunodeficiency virus infection in resource-poor countries and as usual I won’t attempt to comment on issues such […]
Richard Lehman’s journal blog, 19 July 2010
JAMA 14 July 2010 Vol 304 163 The classic hero of palliative care used to be the personal doctor who turned up in the middle of the night to administer […]
Richard Lehman’s journal blog, 12 July 2010
JAMA 7 July 2010 Vol 304 45 Glucosamine is the doctor’s best friend. It doesn’t do anything, but people believe it might, and so if you have trouble treating their […]
Richard Lehman’s journal blog, 5 July 2010
NEJM 1 Jul 2010 Vol 363 11 So far, the trials of carotid stenting versus endarterectomy have sent out mixed messages, but the CREST study sends out a message of […]
Richard Lehman’s journal blog, 23 June 2009
Richard fancied a change, so is currently blogging on BMJ Group’s new professional networking site for doctors, doc2doc. You can read his weekly journal watch blog there. This week he turns his attention […]
Richard Lehman’s journal blog, 17 June 2009
Richard is in Prufrockian mood as he picks out items of interest in the latest major medical journals. As well as quoting T S Eliot, he also pens his own […]
Richard Lehman’s journal blog, 8 June 2009
Newborn babies feature in Richard’s blog this week, as he finds out how extremely premature babies fare with modern neonatal care, and how a baby’s weight in its first three […]
Richard Lehman’s journal blog, 31 May 2009
In his school days, Richard says, he would often walk down Beech Hill Road in Sheffield thinking of chemical explosives, or girls, or Beethoven, but never of age, neuropathology, and […]