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- Understanding a CBC (Complete Blood Count)
- Abnormal Lab Tests: Not Always a Sign of Disease
- Dosing Warfarin: From Flowsheet to Workflow. Is This Progress?
- A Country Doctor Reads: Consider the Vagus Nerve, No Matter What Seems to be the Diagnosis | The Wall Street Journal
- A Country Doctor Reads: The Solution Shop and the Production Line — The Case for a Frameshift for Physician Practices | NEJM
- Changing EMR Again: Goodbye Greenway, Hello Epic
- The Useless, Almost Drive-Through, Nearly Touchless, Free But Expensive and Wasteful Physical Exam
- Somebody Stole My Inhaler Idea. Finally!
- There Are Too Many Back Seat Drivers in Medicine Today
- Quick and Easy: How to Save Primary Care
- All These Gut Feelings: A 10-Year Old With Belly Pain
- Don’t Eat More of Anything (Until You Decide What to Eat Less Of)
- Why Can You Have Angina With Normal Coronary Arteries? For the Same Reason You Can Have Heart Failure With Preserved Ejection Fraction
- Another Gut Feeling: A Case of Visceral Hyperalgesia?
- Big Leg, Little Leg: The Lymphedema That Came and Went (Comments invited)
- Health Care Through the Back Door: The Dangers of Nurse Visits
- Since When? Looking for Change: The Heart of the Art of Diagnosis
- A Very Near Miss: The Worst Bout of Sciatica Ever
- Notes From My Sick Bed: Cold War, Viruses and History Repeating Itself
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