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Richard Cook: Managing the decline

September 18, 2013

I was out cycling with a friend recently when he told me about the comments of an ex professional cyclist. When asked about how he enjoyed cycling after his retirement, […]

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Richard Smith: The dangers of a moustache

September 17, 2013

A kiss without a moustache, the proverb says, is like an egg without salt and, added Jean Paul Sartre, like good without evil. The proverb doesn’t make clear which kisser […]

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Marcus Müllner: Dealing with conflicts of interest in the regulatory decision making process

September 17, 2013

Conflicts of interest are a wonderful topic: Everybody has them, most believe they don’t, and the more you believe that, the stronger you value judgments about them. The European Medicines […]

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Georgios Lyratzopoulos: Overdiagnosis—is informed decision making by patients the way forward?

September 16, 2013

I enrolled for the Preventing Overdiagnosis conference assuming that the focus would be on cancer screening, but I was thankful that the conference covered every clinical specialty, including paediatrics, psychiatry, […]

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Richard Lehman’s journal review—16 September 2013

September 16, 2013

NEJM  29 Aug-12 Sep 2013  Vol 369 799   When comparing a new fixed-dose anticoagulant with conventional warfarin based anticoagulation, what do you look for? Thrombotic events, death, major bleeding? Yes, […]

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William Cayley: Does uncertainty and fear of the unknown drive overdiagnosis?

September 13, 2013

Edward Davies hits the nail on the head: “The fear of both patient and doctor can sometimes override the best knowledge, research, and information known to man.” I do not […]

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Leana Wen: Where to begin the conversation on overdiagnosis

September 13, 2013

One of the many takeaways from this week’s excellent Preventing Overdiagnosis Conference is that it’s hard for doctors to tell their patients that too much care is bad. For so […]

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David Payne: Open House London’s healthy buildings

September 12, 2013

Akerman—a £12.3m community healthcare building designed by the architectual practice Henley Halebrown Rorrison—opened last year as part of the regeneration of Myatts Field North in the south London borough of Lambeth. […]

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William Cayley: Measurement—at the expense of success

September 12, 2013

“Doc, how’s my blood pressure? What about my cholesterol? How about my weight?” “There’s room for improvement,” I say. “How much do you exercise? How many fruits and vegetables do […]

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Edward Davies: Overdiagnosis—what are we so afraid of?

September 12, 2013

Evidence based medicine is first and foremost at the Preventing Overdiagnosis Conference in Dartmouth this week. The importance of data, research, and careful analysis has been repeatedly hammered home, with […]

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