CPR in the Hospital
Is CPR really all it is cracked up to be?
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Is CPR really all it is cracked up to be?
Are there benefits of testing for Alzheimer's Disease?
Cleaning the barbecue can be dangerous if you're not careful...
Why do we order Vitamin D tests?
How we do benefit from money spent overseas?
Translators cost hospitals tens of thousands of dollars each year, but do they make a difference in care?
The final recommendations are out...
With a fraction the number of doctors needed….
Widespread availability of antibiotics in developing nations... (This week doctor Wilkes is working in rural Nicaragua with a group of medical students and residents.)
Is this the best way to achieve the goals of improved health?
Do you really want to ask for preauthorization for 911 services?
We need to address this problem with new solutions...
What decided these doctors were top doctors?
Where would we be without them?
An almost uniformly fatal disease...
When a patent is soon to expire drug companies will pull out all the stops…
Are there ways to reduce the carbon footprint of American medicine?
What happens when profits overrun safety?
The unsung heroes of our healthcare system...
Why don't doctors know the cost of medical care?
Why do we keep running out of drugs?
Does it really make sense to cut salt from our diet?
Can we employers deny insurance benefits to women?
Should we disclose a medical error if it result in no harm?
Medical journals seek to control medical research for prestige and profit
How much should our trainees do when abroad?
Information may need to be dosed carefully...
Do robots really improve care?
Are there limits to NPR's sponsorship?