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Orac knows medicine and surgery

By oracknows on February 15, 2006.

In a continuing series of posts, for the benefit of new readers (and a trip down memory lane for old readers), I now present:

  • Wearing two hats (and part 2)
  • What is a surgical oncologist?
  • The deadly power of denial: Personal observations Also see Part 2: It's not always denial; Part 3: Fear; and Part 4: Denial isn't just for patients
  • A tragic story (Also see Part 2: Update; and Part 3: A sad end to a sad tale)
  • When not to treat
  • A pet peeve
  • Dealing with conflict
  • Needlestick
  • An odd place for a telephone booth
  • If you think it's just about mercury when it comes to vaccines, you're wrong
  • You want to know how to make a surgeon angry?
  • Now that's the way you do it!
  • The Danish autism studies (guest blogger)
  • The NEJM blows an opportunity
  • The monster returns
  • The art of medicine in ancient Egypt (also: Part 2)
  • When is cancer care "futile"?
  • How is academic medicine perceived by community practitioners?
  • A most uncomfortable question

    • Enjoy!

    Tags
    medicine

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