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The American Diabetes Association Threw Out Researchers for Passing Out Their Editorial
A Sensible Medicine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd opinion
Jun 12
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Vinay Prasad
,
Adam Cifu, MD
, and
John Mandrola
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Clinical Trial Prediction Markets: Forecasting Evidence or Distorting It?
Will prediction markets influence clinical trials?
Jun 11
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Paul Windisch, MD
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I'm healthy. I'm a little overweight. Should I start a GLP-1?
A first, second, and third opinion
Jun 10
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Adam Cifu, MD
,
Vinay Prasad
, and
John Mandrola
73
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Behind Every Dad Bod is a Dad Brain?
Does having kids improve your brain, or are people with "better brains" more likely to have kids?
Jun 9
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Vinay Prasad
169
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Do not assume beneficial interventions apply to higher-baseline risk patients
The TRACK trial of low-dose rivaroxaban in patients with kidney disease teaches an important lesson in EBM
Jun 8
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John Mandrola
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Should evidence come with an expiration date?
An empirical analysis
Jun 6
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Mariana B. Caiado Ferreira
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Treating (or not treating) the Sick, the At-risk, the Well, and the Hobbyists
My father graduated from medical school in 1955.
Jun 5
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Adam Cifu, MD
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Ferritin Levels – Redefining Normality in Women
Medicine must improve because we want to treat the sick better and because we need to keep up with the new diagnoses being created that turn healthy…
Jun 4
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Julie Laurence
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This Fortnight in Medicine XXVII
An RCT of sunscreen and melanoma prevention and an observational study analyzing the risk of NAION with SGLT2-I
Jun 3
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Adam Cifu, MD
,
Vinay Prasad
, and
Andrew J Foy
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Good Ideas Need to Pass Muster in the RCT
The implantable loop recorder is pretty amazing little tool. It provides a lot of data. But data are not outcomes. And, as it turns out, reducing…
Jun 1
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John Mandrola
138
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How to Keep up with the Medical Literature
The only real truism is that you learn best when you are reading about a topic that is directly related to the care of an actual patient.
May 29
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Adam Cifu, MD
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ChatCPR: AI’s Answer to the Question ‘When Will It Save Lives?’
In the US, fewer than 1 in 10 people who have cardiac arrest outside the hospital survive. Read this summary of a research team's attempt to use AI to…
May 28
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John W. Ayers
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