The House of God
Basch Unbound—*The House of God* and Fiction as Resistance at 40 Stephen Bergman, MD, DPhil1 Download PDF - Video(26:54) The Making of *The House of God* Video(51:00) *The House of God*at 40: The Characters Speak There’s a saying you should read nonfiction for facts and fiction for the truth. The novel *The House of God* is a true account of my internship experience at Beth Israel Hospital (the BI) in 1973-1974. The book has sold 3 million copies to date and counting, popular because of its authentic portrayal of medicine and postgraduate training, its rowdy sex and bawdy com... mais »
Sudden Death Prevention
JAMA Clinical Guidelines Synopsis June 13, 2019 Download PDF Primary Prevention of Sudden Cardiac Death Andrew D. Beaser, MD1; Adam S. Cifu, MD1; Hemal M. Nayak, MD1 *Major recommendations* - In patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction
Subclinical Hypothyroidism
July 9, 2019 Subclinical Hypothyroidism Bernadette Biondi, Anne R. Cappola, David S. Cooper,Download PDF nical Review Audio(16:32) Subclinical HypothyroidismAbstract Subclinical hypothyroidism, defined as an elevated serum thyrotropin (often referred to as thyroid-stimulating hormone, or TSH) level with normal levels of free thyroxine (FT4) affects up to 10% of the adult population. +++++++++++++++++ Conclusions Subclinical hypothyroidism is common and most individuals can be observed without treatment. Treatment might be indicated for patients with subclinical hypothyroidism and se... mais »
G20 and development for health
The G20 and development assistance for health: historical trends and crucial questions to inform a new era - Joseph L Dieleman, PhD † - Krycia Cowling, PhD † - Irene A Agyepong, DrPH - Sarah Alkenbrack, PhD - Thomas J Bollyky, JD - Jesse B Bump, PhD - et al. - Show all authors - Show footnotes Published:June 27, 2019DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(19)31333-9 Conclusion The global health challenges and expansive set of global health goals in the SDGs require a new approach to address pending questions about how DAH can better prioritise equity,... mais »
GBD measurements
What we measure and why Why do GBD researchers use new metrics instead of older ways of discussing disease, like prevalence and incidence? To illustrate how GBD metrics complement other population health metrics, let’s consider some standard public health metrics, and how GBD-specific metrics build on them. Learn More
Homo sapiens in Europe
[image: Apidima 1 (left) is a modern human; Apidima 2 (right) is a Neanderthal.] Apidima 1 (left) is a modern human; Apidima 2 (right) is a Neanderthal.KATERINA HARVATI / EBERHARD KARLS UNIVERSITY OF TÜBINGEN *Homo sapiens* fossil oldest found in Europe A 210,000-year-old skull seems to be the oldest *Homo sapiens *fossil ever found outside Africa by 30,000 years. It was discovered, along with another fossil skull nearby, in the Apidima cave in southern Greece in the 1970s, but has only now been analysed using modern techniques. The second skull is that of a Neanderthal, who lived ... mais »
Restos humanos com 2,4 milhões de anos na Jordânia.
Agência Brasil - Exame.com - segunda-feira, 8 de julho de 2019 A íntegra da pesquisa está publicada na revista Quaternary Science Reviews. Uma equipe de pesquisadores brasileiros e italianos encontrou materiais que teriam 2,4 milhões de anos em um sítio arqueológico na Jordânia. A descoberta coloca novos elementos que podem mudar o conhecimento consolidado sobre o desenvolvimento da humanidade e das dinâmicas de migração do gênero homo a partir da África para outras regiões do planeta. O resultado do estudo foi divulgado em uma revista científica/.../
Neurocientista Lúcia Braga recebe ganha prêmio internacional A presidente da Rede Sarah de Hospitais foi premada em reconhecimento a seu trabalho. Por ano, 1,7 milhão pessoas são atendidas nos hospitais da rede. [image: Neurocientista Lúcia Braga recebe ganha prêmio internacional] 2 min Há 17 minutosJornal Nacional
Health Equity
[image: View details for Health Equity cover image] Walking the Walk: The Case for Internal Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Work Within the Canadian Public Health Sector Ankur Shahi , Fareen Karachiwalla , and Nagma Grewal Published Online:2 May 2019https://doi.org/10.1089/heq.2019.0008 - Sections - View Article - Tools - Share Abstract Equity is fundamental to public health practice. However, limited work has evaluated public health units, as employers, in ensuring equitable workplaces. Public health units must examine their policies for promoting equity, ... mais »
Entropy
The Story of Entropy and Why It Will Be the End of Everything The idea of entropy began with a sort of bitterness. Steam power was transforming the world, its towering… Ella Alderson in FutureSin6 min read Atoms vibrate faster as heat is applied. This vibration (or energy) is passed along to neighboring atoms as the system attempts to reach equilibrium. Atoms vibrate
Stretching
How Stretching Became Big Business It’s not just for athletes and the elderly anymore. Stretching is having a moment — especially among millennials. Zara Stone[image: Member only content]5 min read
DSM
Diagnóstico psiquiátrico é “cientificamente insignificante”, descobre estudo Por Natasha Romanzoti, em 9.07.2019 Um novo estudo da Universidade de Liverpool, no Reino Unido, fez uma descoberta um tanto chocante: depois de examinar o manual que a maioria dos profissionais de psiquiatria utiliza para realizar diagnósticos, concluiu que ele é “cientificamente insignificante” no que se trata de identificar e diferenciar distúrbios mentais./.../ O que os pesquisadores querem dizer com raciocínios diferentes para tomada de decisão e grande sobreposição de sintomas? Que “diagnósticos frequen... mais »
Declaración Alternativa de Astana sobre Atención Primaria de Salud
Declaração de ASTANA - APS
NEJM Guideline Watch 2019
Top Clinical Guideline Summaries for 2019 - FREE! Access now. View in browser [image: NEJM Journal Watch] NEW FREE COLLECTION Guideline Watch 2019 Coverage of the new clinical guidelines most likely to affect your practice today *Download Now* Aloyzio, we don't want you to miss *Guideline Watch 2019*, our new collection covering 13 of the most relevant clinical guideline summaries to inform your practice today.Sign in to your JWatch.org account now to download your free copy.
sarcopenia
Can Science Prevent Muscle Loss As We Age? Scientists are beginning to gain deeper insight into why we develop sarcopenia as we age and ways to slow or… Elysium Health in Endpoints | A Science Publication by Elysium Health9 min read Coffee, Even a Lot, Linked to Longer Life Scientists wake up and smell the apparent health benefits Robert Roy Britt in Elemental[image: Member only content]6 min read
John Archibald Wheeler
[image: Wheeler, John Archibald] 1911: Physicist John Archibald Wheeler, the first American involved in the theoretical development of the atomic bomb and the originator of the term “black hole,” was born. Black Holes Must Have Singularities, Says Einstein’s Relativity Unless you can make a force that travels faster than the speed of light, a singularity is inevitable. Ethan Siegel in Starts With A Bang!6 min read
Catherine the Great
[image: Catherine II] FEATURED EVENT 1762 Catherine the Great assumed power Homage to my ancestors Catherines R
Iron Deficit
[image: Nenhuma descrição de foto disponÃvel.] Dr Luís Beck da Silva Neto Página curtida · 6 de maio · Editado · História do conhecimento no tratamento de deficiência de ferro em pacientes com insuficiência cardíaca. JACC Heart Fail. 2019 Jan;7(1):36-46. doi: 10.1016/j.jchf.2018.07.015. Epub 2018 Dec 12.Iron deficit
Does the Universe Rotate?
- [image: Does the Universe Rotate?] *Is the universe a spinner?* Credit: Shutterstock If you look around space, you'll notice a lot of things — the planets, stars, moons, even the galaxy itself — have one thing in common: they're spinning. So, is the universe spinning, too? This mystery is one that cosmologists have been acutely studying, because it's one that can tell us about the fundamental nature of the universe.
Pacientes tetraplégicos recuperam movimento de mão e braço graças a “religação de nervos” Posted: 08 Jul 2019 09:26 AM PDT Um estudo australiano conseguiu devolver a pacientes tetraplégicos sua habilidade de mover mãos e braços após uma cirurgia para “religar” seus nervos Lancet. [BBC]
Tempo: entrelaçamento.
Se o entrelaçamento quântico normal parecia esquisito, você precisa ver o entrelaçamento de tempoPor Juliana Blume, em 8.07.2019 O entrelaçamento quântico é um fenômeno que permite que dois ou mais objetos estejam de alguma forma ligados ao ponto que um objeto precisa necessariamente da sua contra-parte para ser descrito corretamente. Isso pode acontecer mesmo quando esses dois objetos estão longe um do outro, mesmo separados por anos-luz. Isso tudo já é estranho o suficiente para Einstein ter chamado o entrelaçamento de “ação fantasmagórica à distância”. Ele achava que isso era um ... mais »
Bourbon virus (Tick vector)
[image: a tick] BLOOD SUCKERSThe Meat-Allergy Tick Also Carries a Mystery Killer Virus BY MEGAN MOLTENI A tick best known for making people allergic to red meat can also infect its victims with the deadly Bourbon virus.
Probabilistic Inference
Now you see it Our brains predict the outcomes of our actions, shaping reality into what we expect. That’s why we see what we believe *Daniel Yon* is a cognitive neuroscientist and experimental psychologist at Birkbeck, University of London. 3,600 words Edited by Pam Weintraub probabilistic inference
Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis
GERMAN-HUNGARIAN PHYSICIAN WRITTEN BY: - Imre Zoltán LAST UPDATED: Jun 27, 2019 See Article History *Alternative Titles:* Ignác Fülöp Semmelweis, Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis *Ignaz Semmelweis*, in full *Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis* or Hungarian *Ignác Fülöp Semmelweis*, (born July 1, 1818, Buda, Hungary, Austrian Empire [now Budapest, Hungary]—died August 13, 1865, Vienna, Austria), German Hungarian physician who discovered the cause of puerperal (childbed) fever and introduced antisepsis into medical practice.
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