Ted Jablonski

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Ted Jablonski

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As an insatiably creative physician, I am captivated by the world in which the right brain intersects with the left. With an artist’s eye, this blog explores the vital, challenging and unpredictable human element that we confront and deal with in the practice of evidence-based medicine.

ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

6/28/2020
Heroes and villains
In 2020 politicians, activists and doctors have taken on the roles once reserved for those in sports and in the arts

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6/7/2020
The best or worst of times for medical students?
If you had to go back to the beginning of your medical career, would you do it again?

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5/8/2020
COVID-19 thought experiments: Daydreaming about vaccines
In the imperfect and potentially dangerous future we now face, what option would you choose?

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5/4/2020
The sudden death of evidence-based medicine
Is clinical reasoning next?

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4/26/2020
Spring, pussy willows and COVID-19
What a difference one year makes

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4/6/2020
To be a masked (or unmasked) crusader against COVID-19?
There's no doubt about which frontline care providers need masks most, but we need good evidence to determine who else needs them

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3/22/2020
10 ways to stay healthy in these unhealthy times
Spread love, not the virus: How to stay healthy in mind and body during COVID-19

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2/13/2020
The flawed CaRMS interview process
An interviewer reflects on the true measure of character and suggests a more meaningful way to evaluate it

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2/3/2020
It's time to put conversion therapy behind us
Governments are in universal agreement that conversion therapy for LGBT patients is harmful and ought to be banned; why hasn't it happened yet?

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