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The old adage is “trust no one” in medicine, but sometimes, I think, maybe we should apply that to medicine itself. That we don’t have all the answers, that even with the best of intentions–and best of knowledge–we can be wrong.
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Edwin Leap: I believe physicians are unhappy because they believed the great lie. Found other things besides medicine that make them happy. Now, perhaps this is to the detriment of our future patients–that their future doctors want more out of life than just being great doctors for them.
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This blog, like my medical school career, seems to be wrapping up.
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I for one am spending it with my significant other, my boards review book. But it’s not all bad. There’s a new Indiana Jones trailer out. And rejected Shoebox Greeting Cards: Oh, and by the way? Paget’s Disease? I hate you and all the damn questions about you.
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Bryce Swanson” you glaze right over the health benefits of weight loss. She’s more confident, she’s more energetic, she regains that spring in her step because she likes the way she looks,” and mention that “also” there are health benefits.
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As I am counting down the days until I can get Step 2 over with (T-minus 10!), I’m going insane memorizing diseases I will never see in my lifetime. Either comment or email me the Youtube link or your blog posting, and I’ll start a running list here on this blog post.
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Read Finnish Patient?s New Jaw Grown With Stem Cells (Links)
(Except some Internal Medicine specialties, like cardiology, endocrinology, which require you to do an internal medicine residency and then another training session called “Fellowship.”) Anyway.
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Great online resource for orthopedic testing of the knee, shoulder, and ankle from this professor at UC Fresno. Also available as a Podcast, so you can download the videos to your computer (or iPod, I guess!). Pretty cool.
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Well, interviews are done! I had the great pleasure of meeting one Dr. Is it honestly more important for me to know how to order a bunch of worthless, expensive tests than have a clue how to treat someone with an ankle sprain? (Treatment is not part of the “Clinical Skills” exam.)
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