The medical news gods were generous this week, providing a wealth of stories to choose from. Plus, the Nobel prizes were announced. We’re especially fortunate to have an interview with a researcher whose findings relate directly to your clinical work.
Journal Watch links:
Patients and Caregivers Benefit from End-of-Life Discussions
Tiotropium Alleviates Symptoms, Doesn’t Reduce Rates of FEV1 Decline in COPD
USPSTF Updates Colorectal Cancer Screening Guidelines
Carotid Stenting vs. Endarterectomy: Longer-Term Outcomes
News story lin...
The medical news gods were generous this week, providing a wealth of stories to choose from. Plus, the Nobel prizes were announced. We’re especially fortunate to have an interview with a researcher whose findings relate directly to your clinical work.
Journal Watch links:
- Patients and Caregivers Benefit from End-of-Life Discussions
- Tiotropium Alleviates Symptoms, Doesn’t Reduce Rates of FEV1 Decline in COPD
- USPSTF Updates Colorectal Cancer Screening Guidelines
- Carotid Stenting vs. Endarterectomy: Longer-Term Outcomes
News story links:
- JAMA abstract on end-of-life discussions
- NEJM article (free) on tiotropium
- USPSTF recommendations (free) in Annals of Internal Medicine
- Lancet Neurology abstract of first carotid study
Interview links:
- JAMA abstract on end-of-life discussions
Nobel links:
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