Harrison’s Guide to Inpatient Medicine
Recently, McGraw-Hill published a new book in the Harrison’s series. Due to sanctions and everything happening in Iran, it’s a
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Bad News – NOT Just About Cancer
It was Saturday morning. I was a little bit late and went straight to the morning report session instead of
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Clinical Wisdom and the Library of Alexandria
Probably the question that my students are most concerned with is that they cannot learn all these medical topics in
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Misled by Algorithms and Tables
There are 3 algorithms in Harrison’s for evaluating a patient with transaminitis. At first glance, they seem comprehensive. But are
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Diagnostic Repertoire
It’s not unexpected to get so distracted by the everyday work in medicine that we forget about getting better at
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Common or Urgent Conditions to Prioritize in Your Studies
It is clear that medicine is too vast for anyone to become fully competent in every topic at once –
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The Very Important “Patient” and the VIP Syndrome
I, a senior internal medicine resident at that time, who admitted my close friend to our hospital, was watching him
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Here, Again
The last time I started my English blog, I began with an odd sentence: I have a thing for words. I