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Journal Retracts Autism Research - 7 days ago
In 1998, a landmark study was published in the medical journal The Lancet. It was the first major research that suggested a link between the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism. Almost immediately following publication, the rates of... Topics: autism, children, Lancet, Measles, MMR, Vaccination, vaccine, Wakefield

Crossing the Line from Physician to Journalist - 9 days ago
The recent coverage of the devastation and destruction after the earthquake in Haiti has had an unintended consequence; the public is now questioning the legitimacy and ethics of the physicians who masquerade as journalists. For decades, there has been... Topics: communication, Haiti, health information, journalism, journalists, media ethics, medical ethics, medical reporting, Opinion, physicians

Worried Well on the Web - 28 days ago
Eight out of every ten Americans have searched for medical information online. Three-quarters of these searchers do not scrutinize the quality, validity, or date of the information. With the overabundance of healthcare information available on the World.. Topics: anxiety, BioPsychoSocial Health, cyberchondria, diagnosis, google, Hypochondria, internet, medical information, psychosomatic, Symptoms, worried, worry
Do you want to attend a neurology, neurosurgery, or neuroscience conference this year? In an effort to provide a consolidated webpage, I’ve compiled what I deem the most exhaustive online listing for 2010. I’ve included as many links as...
Topics: AAN, ANA, conference, congress, drug discovery, meeting, neurooncology, neuroradiology, neurosurgery, neurotrauma, pediatric neurosurgery, proceeding, sleep, spinal disorders, symposium
Topics: AAN, ANA, conference, congress, drug discovery, meeting, neurooncology, neuroradiology, neurosurgery, neurotrauma, pediatric neurosurgery, proceeding, sleep, spinal disorders, symposium

One Puff Forward, Two Pounds Back - 34 days ago
Considerable improvements have been made in the health of the population of the United States in the last three decades owing to healthy living interventions, specifically a reduction in smoking. However, during the same period, substantial increases in.. Topics: life expectancy, lifestyle choices, obesity, overweight, prevention, smoking, smoking cessation






















