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What was once treated with a lung compression device is now solved by antibiotics.
Psychiatrist and Jesuit priest Ned Cassem discusses death and dying.
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Today’s patient simulators breathe, bleed, talk and die, challenging even the most experienced clinicians.
The avian virus incubating in Asia is remarkably virulent. But nature itself may prevent a human pandemic.
A cross disciplinary approach has begun to pay dividends for endometriosis research.
The waning of consciousness during surgery is a mysterious as it is routine. Finally, the curtain may be about to part.
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