Drive-through dispensaries lead to errors: studyDrive-through dispensaries are distracting and lead to delays and dispensing errors, found a U.S.-based study by Ohio State University (OSU) researchers. CARDIOLOGY: Ventricular reconstruction disappointsLarge study shows no significant benefit for heart failure patients when added to CABG Teachers and new MDs disagree on essential skills POLITICS: Ensure research support by showing results of investment Record number of graduates headed to residency Family medicine chosen by 32% of domestic grads, 52% of IMGs Restraint urged for use of H1N1 antivirals Officials ask doctors not to prescribe antivirals for prevention of H1N1 infections, except for very specific situations. Cognitive tests predict postop delirium Two studies from Duke University are suggesting a way to identify those at risk for postoperative delirium, which generally affects 15% of surgical patients. COGNITIVE AGING: Changes in Agatha Christie's writing point to Alzheimer's Although not diagnosed while living, her more limited vocabulary and a rise in repeated phrases are suggestive of the condition. Specialists would work more if private care an option: poll Doctor astronauts: Do they have the right stuff? Two physicians and one medical student make it to the final round in a bid to become Canada's next astronauts First Previous 926 927 928 929 930 Next Last
