2 hours ago by inkognitoh

more animals Sleep Read Knit Listen to tunes Take my 'Life in the UK Test' Shop Eat Lollygag Peace out.

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4 days ago by Luminous Heart

Last days of summer Like a presidential pardon the email arrived today informing me that I will not have to go into work tomorrow as originally planned. This was the best news I'd received all month since I had been terrified about starting my month of surgical ICU tomorrow. The attending this week ...

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5 days ago by christoandmelissa

Happy Labor Day weekend to our faithful blog readers. We are excited about getting to spend a couple of days at home all together with the family since my schedule has become much more palatable since starting my new rotation in toxicology. We have been so blessed to have a lighter schedule this mon ...

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7 days ago by Theresa Chan

The first time I met Dr. Santell I was a fourth-year medical student arriving for my first day of a rural family practice elective. I'd been told to show up at 7:30am in the main conference room to attend the Morning Report. When I arrived, the room was empty, so I took a moment to decide where to s ...

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7 days ago by medliorator

I was asked to examine a patient who was scheduled for an emergency amputation of her leg because of gangrene. I went over her chart and discovered that one of the junior residents had seen her the night before and had requested two consults… I cancelled the consults because they were unnecessary. T ...

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7 days ago by Dr. Alice

I started reading Greenfield’s section on transplant. It starts with a 30 page chapter on transplant immunology. It’s taking me about five minutes to read each page. This is going to take a long time. (There are the occasional hilarious comments, such as “Presumably, these multiple V region families ...

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8 days ago by DK

::sigh:: I guess the drought is over.... So the remnants of TS Fay are here (you know, a week after I didn't fly to the coast because the Tropical Storm might ground us. Oh well). It's been raining like a damn monsoon (or, say, a tropical storm) off and on all day. Apparently, there were all sorts o ...

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9 days ago by Abdul Jaleel Malik

Wischnitzer’s Residency Manual: Selecting, Securing, Surviving, Succeeding * Publisher: Cambridge University Press * Number Of Pages: 392 * Publication Date: 2006-06-26 * ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0521675162 [...] posted in Medical Science by Abdul Jaleel Malik ©2008 BookZambeel. All Rights Reserved.

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9 days ago by Dr. Alice

What can I say? Nothing much happened today. The sick people in the unit over the last week either died, or got well enough to leave. We’re left with a population which is overall more likely to get out and do well than we’ve had for the rest of the month. The month is almost finished, unattainable ...

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10 days ago by admin

A new collection of prints will be going into 10 unique portfolios, one to the Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp and the Frans Masereel Centrum. Six others will be exhibited internationally and the remaining 3 will be offered for collections. A group of 7 U.S. artists and others from Berlin created the ...

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