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Why I teach emergency medicine residents to present cases "in reverse."
It's a cognitive strategy that refines thinking and potentially identifies cognitive traps.
Jeremy Faust, MD
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Inside Medicine Week In Review (February 4, 2023).
Quick catch up, solid reading recs, and my appreciation to you!
Feb 4
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Part II: When "grand mal" seizures don't stop.
It's rare, but sometimes our treatments don't work. Usually it's a sign that we're not treating the right problem.
Feb 3
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When "grand mal" seizures don't stop.
It's rare, but sometimes our treatments don't work. Usually it's a sign that we're not treating the right problem.
Jeremy Faust, MD
Feb 2
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When "grand mal" seizures don't stop.
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The CDC shows up to debunk the Washington Post's inaccurate opinion on Covid counts.
Before I get to the main topic today, just a brief work of celebration to share with you. That’s right: good news! My friend and colleague Dr. Megan…
Jeremy Faust, MD
Feb 1
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January 2023
Why ER doctors always ask patients if they take blood thinners.
A tweet about this got >1 million views. Here's the answer.
Jeremy Faust, MD
Jan 31
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Data Snapshot: Updated Covid-19 vaccine and booster rates, by age.
Older people did well on the primary series. But something in the data concerns me.
Jan 30
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Sunday note and a one-question poll.
Hi all, Just a quick dispatch from me on this Sunday. I’m preparing several major new pieces of research that I need to finalize and get published…
Jeremy Faust, MD
Jan 29
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Inside Medicine Week In Review (January 28, 2023).
Quick catch up, solid reading recs, and my appreciation to you!
Jan 28
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How to stretch our Covid relief dollars with smarter booster campaigns in the future.
Timing Boosters: Part II. Rapidly boosting at-risk people during surges would save lives and be more cost effective than annual "boosters-for-all…
Jeremy Faust, MD
Jan 27
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Are yearly Covid-19 boosters the best we can do?
No. But alternative plans will take creativity and effort, and apparently, we're too tired. Nevertheless, lives are on the line. Timing Boosters: Part…
Jeremy Faust, MD
Jan 26
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How ER doctors communicate: A look inside a complex and fascinating lingo.
When doctors rapidly transition care from one doctor to the next, our jargon probably sounds like gibberish. It's not. It's an amazing language.
Jeremy Faust, MD
Jan 25
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