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The Destructiveness of Measures
By Dr. Wes A little box pops up before him asking if he asked the patient about the exercise. He mumbles something under his breath, clicks a little box beneath the question, then moves on. This is...
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HealthCamp Boston 2012: Brainstorming the Future of Health Care
By David Harlow HealthCamp Boston is a forum for people with interest in all areas of health and wellness to gather, to generate ideas, and to take practical steps towards building the future of health...
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Bad Directions
By Rob Lamberts, MD I love the GPS analogy for health care. Patients need a GPS for their health, showing them the reality of their past, present, and future health. The analogy has not only shown me...
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Vinod Khosla Thinks I’m Narrow-Minded
By Margaret Polaneczky, MD There’s a (tiny) bit of a discussion going on in Twitter about a post I wrote responding to Vinod Khosla’s statement that 80% of the work that doctors do will one day be...
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First, Do Net Harm?
By Eric Topol, MD Recently, the US Preventative Services Task Force reiterated its recommendation that women not undergo routine screening for ovarian cancer. This was remarkable, not simply because it...
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My Grand, Sweeping Cardiovascular Predictions for 2013
By Dr. Wes Cardiovascular predictions for next year are always fun to contemplate this time of year. So much is happening to the practice of medicine as we’ve known it that it can be helpful to...
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Is Health Care about to Go the Way of the Dodo?
By Lucien Engelen As the new year started, all kinds of predictions come to our attention, mostly of things that will enter our lives. How about things that will dissolve from our lives ? Of all...
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The Destructiveness of Measures
By Dr. Wes A little box pops up before him asking if he asked the patient about the exercise. He mumbles something under his breath, clicks a little box beneath the question, then moves on. This is...
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HealthCamp Boston 2012: Brainstorming the Future of Health Care
By David Harlow HealthCamp Boston is a forum for people with interest in all areas of health and wellness to gather, to generate ideas, and to take practical steps towards building the future of health...
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Bad Directions
By Rob Lamberts, MD I love the GPS analogy for health care. Patients need a GPS for their health, showing them the reality of their past, present, and future health. The analogy has not only shown me...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Vinod Khosla Thinks I’m Narrow-Minded
By Margaret Polaneczky, MD There’s a (tiny) bit of a discussion going on in Twitter about a post I wrote responding to Vinod Khosla’s statement that 80% of the work that doctors do will one day be...
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First, Do Net Harm?
By Eric Topol, MD Recently, the US Preventative Services Task Force reiterated its recommendation that women not undergo routine screening for ovarian cancer. This was remarkable, not simply because it...
View ArticleClik here to view.
My Grand, Sweeping Cardiovascular Predictions for 2013
By Dr. Wes Cardiovascular predictions for next year are always fun to contemplate this time of year. So much is happening to the practice of medicine as we’ve known it that it can be helpful to...
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Is Health Care about to Go the Way of the Dodo?
By Lucien Engelen As the new year started, all kinds of predictions come to our attention, mostly of things that will enter our lives. How about things that will dissolve from our lives ? Of all...
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Healthcare’s Perpetual War
By MARGALIT GUR-ARIE There are three visions of peace in the seemingly never ending, but really rather brief, Israeli-Palestinian perpetual crisis. One peace features two independent countries living...
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