A better way to treat back painOne-size-fits-all solutions have long been the norm in treatment, but Dr. Raja Rampersaud found a way to change that. Books: Between fact and fairytaleDr. Oliver Sacks’ final collection of essays again showcases his unique approach to clinical storytelling How do you respond to inappropriate medical questions in the middle of a party? From bionic arms to predicting patient surges in ER, AI is reshaping patient care Anti inflammatory drugs ineffective at preventing Alzheimer's, study finds Recent study appears to refute the hypothesis that anti-inflammatory drugs could help stop the progression of Alzheimer's disease. Some things shouldn’t be easily disseminated 'Amazing they could do that:' Baby who got organ donation now healthy 6 year old More cases of women who received labour inducing drug emerging: lawyer New wave of telemedicine uses mobile phone video to link patients, doctors Too much of a good thing? High doses of vitamin D can lead to kidney failure ER tales: The fifth vital sign One of my core responsibilities as a physician is to treat my patients' pain, but any attempt to objectively measure or compare pain is doomed to fail ER tales: Without nurses. . . First Previous 767 768 769 770 771 Next Last
