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NEJM — Esophageal Foreign Body
Author: SupremeCmdr
Question of the Day – What is Commotio Cordis?
Tysabri and Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy
11th Tysabri Patient Develops PML
I thought I was updating a prior post on Tysabri and PML but I was wrong.
I wrote a post about Raptiva and PML.
I wonder what would happen if you took Raptiva and Tysabri together?
Self-Neglect = 6X Risk of Death Within a Year
I think I’ll pay some attention to myself today.
The BEST Blood Clot Picture
Blood: It’s A Jungle In There – NPR Health Blog Blog : NPR
Courtesy Andre E.X. Brown, Rustem I. Litvinov, Dennis E. Discher, Prashant K. Purohit, John W. Weisel, University of Pennsylvania / Science via NPR Health Blog
Scary Chart of the Day – August 7, 2009
The scary line is the bluish one trending upwards.
Job Searches Taking Longer – Planet Money Blog : NPR
Question of the Day – August 7, 2009 – Can Businesses Really Do More With Less?
At the end of 2007 a large Midwestern US insurance company instituted mandatory 55 hour workweeks for their underwriters.
A year later, that same company a laid off a bunch of people. Some of these employees were the same people from whom management mandated OT from just one year prior.
The hamsters are dying. I don’t think they can do more with less. Time for a new business model.
My answer to the question is NO.
Businesses Learn To Make Do With Fewer Workers : NPR
Since December 2007, the labor market has seen a net decline of 6.5 million jobs.
Vitamin D News – Kids Need More D
Medical News: U.S. Children Lack Vitamin D – in Pediatrics, General Pediatrics from MedPage Today
Come on people! A cup of fortified cow’s milk or soy milk provides 25-30% of your daily D needs. How hard is that? Get out and take a walk when the sun is shining. How hard is that? Eat some salmon. How hard is that?
Give your children a daily multi-vitamin.
How hard is that?
Son of Risperdal (risperidone)
Read This After You Digest Yesterday’s Scary Chart
Workforce Blogs – The Business of Management
But when an overwhelming 85 percent of the unemployed say that they’d take a job for 20 percent less than they made before, then maybe it’s time to stop blaming the out-of-work people for their predicament and focus on the real issue: a shattered economy that looks like it’s going to stay shattered (at least in terms of job growth) for a long time.
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