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Richard Lehman’s journal review—23 March 2015

March 23, 2015

NEJM 19 Mar 2015 Vol 372 1093 “All bacteria will be susceptible to common cheap antibiotics by 2050” is not a headline you will see in any newspaper. But I’d […]

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Jeffrey Aronson: When I use a word . . . Rough breathing

March 20, 2015

Exploring the English phonemes, I have reached the unvoiced labiodental fricative f. When consonantal shift changes p, the unvoiced bilabial plosive, into f, a breath becomes a sneeze, even though […]

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Zackary Berger and Dave deBronkart: “Precision medicine” needs patient partnership

March 20, 2015

US President Obama recently presented the outlines of a US$215 million plan for “precision medicine” through support of research funded by the National Institutes of Health and National Cancer Institute. […]

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James McCormack and Mike Allan: Simply making evidence simple

March 20, 2015

This blog is part of a series of blogs linked with BMJ Clinical Evidence, a database of systematic overviews of the best available evidence on the effectiveness of commonly used […]

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Andrew McIntosh: How can we improve cricket helmet standards?

March 20, 2015

There has been renewed interest in cricket helmets for a few reasons: the Cricket World Cup, the death of Phillip Hughes, and a relatively new British Standard for cricket helmets. […]

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The BMJ Today: Alcohol, NSAIDS, and improving end of life care

March 20, 2015

• Health campaigners have condemned tax breaks on alcohol announced by the UK government. Ian Gilmore, chair of the Alcohol Health Alliance UK, calls this move “thoroughly shameful,” given the […]

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Victor Montori: Clinical evidence for the Brave New World of multimorbidity

March 19, 2015

This blog is part of a series of blogs linked with BMJ Clinical Evidence, a database of systematic overviews of the best available evidence on the effectiveness of commonly used […]

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A public health commentary on India’s draft National Health Policy 2015

March 19, 2015

The Indian government’s draft National Health Policy 2015 clearly articulates its goals and principles going forward, which is a laudable departure from previous policy pronouncements. It is very candid in its acceptance of […]

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Elizabeth Loder: Has the American Board of Internal Medicine lost its way?

March 19, 2015

Elizabeth Loder examines the emergence of organized US physician opposition to revalidation requirements. Something remarkable is happening right now in American medicine. A unified physician movement has emerged that cuts […]

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Juliet Dobson: Breast may be best, but it’s also a huge challenge

March 19, 2015

News of a new study published yesterday in Lancet Global Health, which shows that breast feeding is linked with higher IQ, was music to my ears. I am the mother […]

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