BOOKS BY HANS DUVEFELT, MD
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Recent posts
- “I Just Want an X-ray”
- A Back Door to Treatment
- N 95 Mask As Screening For COPD?
- “Has a Bad Cold, Please Call”
- An Anxious Man With Coronary Plaque
- Don’t Take an Aspirin and Call Me in the Morning
- Dear Uncle Marcus (Welby):
- We Use Too Many Medications: Be Very Afraid of Interactions
- How to be an Expert: Narrow Niche or Novel Juxtaposition
- A Country Doctor Reads: New Swedish Psychiatry Celebrities on Incels and Narcissists
- Medicine is a Moving Missile, Aiming for a Dangerous, Elusive Target
- A Gut Feeling: Could This Case Really Be That Simple?
- We Shouldn’t Tolerate Sloppy Allergy Lists
- American Primary Care is a Big Waste of Time (When…)
- Still Smiling At “A Moving Target”
- I Am a Decision Maker, Not a Bookkeeper
- A Country Doctor Reads: THOUGHTS OF A TEENAGER (and a Blast From the Past)
- Swedish Telemedicine Psychiatric Prescribing
- A Man With Sudden Onset of Gastroparesis
- Labor and Delivery
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