Posts Tagged ‘evidence-based-medicine’
How to read, understand and write great medical research
These excellent tips are kindly shared by RK Sharma and HL Ogle, two medical students at the University of Exeter, aiming to clear up many of the inaccurate assumptions of how difficult publishing is and provide a clear guide for students to begin their own writing journeys. #1. Find your why: Evidence-based medicine means that…
Read MoreGrand Rounds: 22 Health and Medicine Questions and Answers
Welcome to Grand Rounds, the weekly collection of best health and medical blog posts. This week we invite you to enjoy a broad range of insights, tips, and first-hand stories, presented as a Q&A conversation with bloggers willing to answer, below, a total of 22 good questions. On Health and Medicine What can one-word prescriptions…
Read MoreTherapy vs. Medication, Conflicts of Interest, and Intimidation
What started as an academic dispute regarding disclosure of conflict of interest is now snowballing into the mainstream media, due to the over-reaction by JAMA editors as reported in this Wall Street Journal blog post, JAMA editor calls Critic a “Nobody and a Nothing” In summary, Dr. Jonathan Leo, the “Critic”, dared to draw attention…
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