J Burn,H Sheth
J Burn
Are medical eponyms really dying out? A study of their usage in the historical biomedical literature [0.03%]
医学俗名真的在消失吗？一项关于其在历史生物医学文献中使用情况的研究
P B Thomas
P B Thomas
Eponyms are a prominent feature of medical language. Many feel they have had their time and serve only to complicate medical education and conversation. Others argue that eponyms can make unmemorable concepts memorable, can concisely label ...
R Downie
R Downie
The arts and humanities were allowed into the British medical curriculum in 1993 when the General Medical Council re-structured it in a paper entitled 'Tomorrow's Doctors'. Since then many medical schools have developed humanities modules a...
S O&#x;Mahony
S O&#x;Mahony
Addressing noncommunicable diseases in primary care: the case of type 2 diabetes [0.03%]
基层医疗中的非传染性疾病：以二型糖尿病为例
K M Narayan,E C Rhodes
K M Narayan
The rapid growth of noncommunicable diseases represents a formidable global health challenge. Here we use type 2 diabetes as a case study to illustrate the rise of noncommunicable diseases and call attention to the important role of primary...
J Cohen
J Cohen
Sepsis remains a challenging clinical problem requiring prompt diagnosis and optimal clinical management if the continuing high mortality is to be contained. In this brief review I consider four specific questions that are the subject of on...
Is tenofovir the answer to further preventing mother-to-child transmission of hepatitis B? [0.03%]
替诺福韦用于进一步预防乙型肝炎母婴传播了吗？
M I Abdul Hafidz,S-S Tan,Y Y Lee
M I Abdul Hafidz