Top articles in medicine in may 2012

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Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles in medicine in May 2012 so far:

Point-of-care genetic testing for personalisation of antiplatelet treatment is effective http://goo.gl/ZWLvz

Patient empowerment - who empowers whom? Virtually all people are patients at some point in their lives http://goo.gl/4YKjq

Doctors' love-hate relationship with EHRs http://goo.gl/wd74F

Why U.S. spends more on healthcare than other developed countries: Higher prices, readily accessible technology, obesity http://goo.gl/cid6S

Austerely law transforms Spain’s health system from universal access to one based on employment | BMJ http://goo.gl/36u4C

Bevacizumab (Avastin) is as effective as ranibizumab (Lucentis) for wet AMD and could save NHS millions - NHS http://goo.gl/JJ8uV

Having 'Type D' Personality - a distressed and pessimistic outlook on life - May Affect Your Health http://goo.gl/kFbpA

New Cautions About Bisphosphonate Use - NYTimes http://goo.gl/PYiKy

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Truvada (Emtriva + Viread), first drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people at high risk (MSM, partners of HIV+) http://goo.gl/e1MJM

Can mobile phones give you brain cancer? The verdict's still on hold http://goo.gl/gI6Ta

Drink Water to Improve Test Scores http://goo.gl/MNB6k and http://goo.gl/EO12p

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams.

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Top articles in medicine in may 2012

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles in medicine in May 2012 so far:

Point-of-care genetic testing for personalisation of antiplatelet treatment is effective http://goo.gl/ZWLvz

Patient empowerment - who empowers whom? Virtually all people are patients at some point in their lives http://goo.gl/4YKjq

Doctors' love-hate relationship with EHRs http://goo.gl/wd74F

Why U.S. spends more on healthcare than other developed countries: Higher prices, readily accessible technology, obesity http://goo.gl/cid6S

Austerely law transforms Spain’s health system from universal access to one based on employment | BMJ http://goo.gl/36u4C

Bevacizumab (Avastin) is as effective as ranibizumab (Lucentis) for wet AMD and could save NHS millions - NHS http://goo.gl/JJ8uV

Having 'Type D' Personality - a distressed and pessimistic outlook on life - May Affect Your Health http://goo.gl/kFbpA

New Cautions About Bisphosphonate Use - NYTimes http://goo.gl/PYiKy

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Truvada (Emtriva + Viread), first drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people at high risk (MSM, partners of HIV+) http://goo.gl/e1MJM

Can mobile phones give you brain cancer? The verdict's still on hold http://goo.gl/gI6Ta

Drink Water to Improve Test Scores http://goo.gl/MNB6k and http://goo.gl/EO12p

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams.

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Top articles in medicine in May 2012

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles in medicine in May 2012 so far:

Point-of-care genetic testing for personalisation of antiplatelet treatment is effective http://goo.gl/ZWLvz

Patient empowerment - who empowers whom? Virtually all people are patients at some point in their lives http://goo.gl/4YKjq

Doctors' love-hate relationship with EHRs http://goo.gl/wd74F

Why U.S. spends more on healthcare than other developed countries: Higher prices, readily accessible technology, obesity http://goo.gl/cid6S

Austerely law transforms Spain’s health system from universal access to one based on employment | BMJ http://goo.gl/36u4C

Bevacizumab (Avastin) is as effective as ranibizumab (Lucentis) for wet AMD and could save NHS millions - NHS http://goo.gl/JJ8uV

Having 'Type D' Personality - a distressed and pessimistic outlook on life - May Affect Your Health http://goo.gl/kFbpA

New Cautions About Bisphosphonate Use - NYTimes http://goo.gl/PYiKy

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Truvada (Emtriva + Viread), first drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people at high risk (MSM, partners of HIV+) http://goo.gl/e1MJM

Can mobile phones give you brain cancer? The verdict's still on hold http://goo.gl/gI6Ta

Drink Water to Improve Test Scores http://goo.gl/MNB6k and http://goo.gl/EO12p

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams.

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Top articles in medicine in May 2012

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles in medicine in May 2012 so far:

Point-of-care genetic testing for personalisation of antiplatelet treatment is effective http://goo.gl/ZWLvz

Patient empowerment - who empowers whom? Virtually all people are patients at some point in their lives http://goo.gl/4YKjq

Doctors' love-hate relationship with EHRs http://goo.gl/wd74F

Why U.S. spends more on healthcare than other developed countries: Higher prices, readily accessible technology, obesity http://goo.gl/cid6S

Austerely law transforms Spain’s health system from universal access to one based on employment | BMJ http://goo.gl/36u4C

Bevacizumab (Avastin) is as effective as ranibizumab (Lucentis) for wet AMD and could save NHS millions - NHS http://goo.gl/JJ8uV

Having 'Type D' Personality - a distressed and pessimistic outlook on life - May Affect Your Health http://goo.gl/kFbpA

New Cautions About Bisphosphonate Use - NYTimes http://goo.gl/PYiKy

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Truvada (Emtriva + Viread), first drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people at high risk (MSM, partners of HIV+) http://goo.gl/e1MJM

Can mobile phones give you brain cancer? The verdict's still on hold http://goo.gl/gI6Ta

Drink Water to Improve Test Scores http://goo.gl/MNB6k and http://goo.gl/EO12p

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams.

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Healthcare social media #HCSM - top articles

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Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media in the past 2 weeks:

Social media “likes” healthcare: From marketing to social business. Social media and health care: opportunities and obstacles - PWC 2012 report, free download http://goo.gl/GtSgE

8 Chrome Extensions that Make Blogging Easier http://goo.gl/fFKye

"News Squares" for Chrome is a new visual RSS reader http://goo.gl/ZgO7Z

CDC Social Media Guidelines and Best Practices http://goo.gl/Sw0n - Twitter guide updated in Feb 2012.

"20 Days to High-Quality, Engaged Twitter Following (in just 20 minutes a day)" http://goo.gl/8T0xL - Mixed bag of advice, some good tips

There is an allergy/immunology wiki: "AI notes" http://goo.gl/Qt1iE - Not sure who's behind it, looks useful.

Medicine, Social Media and Clinical Excellence. Let’s do it. http://goo.gl/WgRDw -- Here is one of my related blog posts: Doctors are natural communicators - social media is extension of what they do every day http://goo.gl/2FzQb

Study: There is a kernel of truth to the popular term "Facebook stalking". Introducing new terms (to me) such as: cyber obsessional pursuit (COP) and obsessive relational pursuit (ORI), which are categories of cyberstalking and stalking, resulting in three factors: Covert Provocation, Public Harassment, and Venting. http://goo.gl/sgVys

How to find RSS feeds for Twitter accounts, Facebook pages, YouTube, other SoMe sites http://goo.gl/Q6tNg

Fake tweet stops Nashville doctor's lecture, plans for cruise http://goo.gl/Lj0mO

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Science blogging and self-promotion? http://goo.gl/yGUqS

How To Deal With Information Overload http://goo.gl/h4CmL and http://goo.gl/wDv5

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to allergycases@gmail.com and you will receive acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.

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Healthcare social media #HCSM - top articles

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media in the past 2 weeks:

Social media “likes” healthcare: From marketing to social business. Social media and health care: opportunities and obstacles - PWC 2012 report, free download http://goo.gl/GtSgE

8 Chrome Extensions that Make Blogging Easier http://goo.gl/fFKye

"News Squares" for Chrome is a new visual RSS reader http://goo.gl/ZgO7Z

CDC Social Media Guidelines and Best Practices http://goo.gl/Sw0n - Twitter guide updated in Feb 2012.

"20 Days to High-Quality, Engaged Twitter Following (in just 20 minutes a day)" http://goo.gl/8T0xL - Mixed bag of advice, some good tips

There is an allergy/immunology wiki: "AI notes" http://goo.gl/Qt1iE - Not sure who's behind it, looks useful.

Medicine, Social Media and Clinical Excellence. Let’s do it. http://goo.gl/WgRDw -- Here is one of my related blog posts: Doctors are natural communicators - social media is extension of what they do every day http://goo.gl/2FzQb

Study: There is a kernel of truth to the popular term "Facebook stalking". Introducing new terms (to me) such as: cyber obsessional pursuit (COP) and obsessive relational pursuit (ORI), which are categories of cyberstalking and stalking, resulting in three factors: Covert Provocation, Public Harassment, and Venting. http://goo.gl/sgVys

How to find RSS feeds for Twitter accounts, Facebook pages, YouTube, other SoMe sites http://goo.gl/Q6tNg

Fake tweet stops Nashville doctor's lecture, plans for cruise http://goo.gl/Lj0mO

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Science blogging and self-promotion? http://goo.gl/yGUqS

How To Deal With Information Overload http://goo.gl/h4CmL and http://goo.gl/wDv5

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to allergycases@gmail.com and you will receive acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.

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Top articles in medicine in June 2012

Here are my top tips for some articles in medicine in June 2012:

Fatty acids in formula does not make children smarter http://goo.gl/FYyVX -polyunsaturated fatty acids, long chain http://goo.gl/1WVjY

Electronic health records linked to worse diabetes care compared to old-fashioned paper records (studio) http://goo.gl/vm2mR

Be sleepy behind the wheel is almost as bad as drinking and driving (studio) http://goo.gl/Ub9hu

Study: seniors have special smell, but it is not unpleasant as stereotype implies http://goo.gl/7bHfv

If we're going to think of exercise as a therapeutic intervention, as all the speeches there will be adverse effects http://goo.gl/unjJS

DrotAA in septic Shock-graph clearly shows the lack of benefit from rh activated drotrecogin alfa protein C, http://goo.gl/bCktn

The emerging threat of incurable gonococcal infection-what to do if allergic to PCN, cephalosporins? NEJM http://goo.gl/fwFq3

Gallup tracks the mood of the United States every day, only 41% were happy on June 7, 2012 http://goo.gl/Pn0lz

Drowning-free review of current concepts, NEJM 2012 http://goo.gl/xSqLu

Intensive enough? Intensive care unit (ICU) began in the 1950s, staffing models continue to be controversial http://goo.gl/2rZNk

Men vs. women: whose offices are Germier? The study confirms the suspicion: men are "major" source of bacteria compared to women http://goo.gl/JkzF5

Reply residents must now standards: 41% reported worse education-NEJM http://goo.gl/leaC4

Articles were selected from my streams of Twitter and Google Reader. Feel free to send suggestions for articles to clinicalcases@gmail.com and you will receive the confirmation in the next edition of this publication.

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Top articles in medicine in June 2012

Here are my top tips for some articles in medicine in June 2012:

Fatty acids in formula does not make children smarter http://goo.gl/FYyVX -polyunsaturated fatty acids, long chain http://goo.gl/1WVjY

Electronic health records linked to worse diabetes care compared to old-fashioned paper records (studio) http://goo.gl/vm2mR

Be sleepy behind the wheel is almost as bad as drinking and driving (studio) http://goo.gl/Ub9hu

Study: seniors have special smell, but it is not unpleasant as stereotype implies http://goo.gl/7bHfv

If we're going to think of exercise as a therapeutic intervention, as all the speeches there will be adverse effects http://goo.gl/unjJS

DrotAA in septic Shock-graph clearly shows the lack of benefit from rh activated drotrecogin alfa protein C, http://goo.gl/bCktn

The emerging threat of incurable gonococcal infection-what to do if allergic to PCN, cephalosporins? NEJM http://goo.gl/fwFq3

Gallup tracks the mood of the United States every day, only 41% were happy on June 7, 2012 http://goo.gl/Pn0lz

Drowning-free review of current concepts, NEJM 2012 http://goo.gl/xSqLu

Intensive enough? Intensive care unit (ICU) began in the 1950s, staffing models continue to be controversial http://goo.gl/2rZNk

Men vs. women: whose offices are Germier? The study confirms the suspicion: men are "major" source of bacteria compared to women http://goo.gl/JkzF5

Reply residents must now standards: 41% reported worse education-NEJM http://goo.gl/leaC4

Articles were selected from my streams of Twitter and Google Reader. Feel free to send suggestions for articles to clinicalcases@gmail.com and you will receive the confirmation in the next edition of this publication.

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Top articles in medicine in may 2012

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Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles in medicine in May 2012 so far:

Point-of-care genetic testing for personalisation of antiplatelet treatment is effective http://goo.gl/ZWLvz

Patient empowerment - who empowers whom? Virtually all people are patients at some point in their lives http://goo.gl/4YKjq

Doctors' love-hate relationship with EHRs http://goo.gl/wd74F

Why U.S. spends more on healthcare than other developed countries: Higher prices, readily accessible technology, obesity http://goo.gl/cid6S

Austerely law transforms Spain’s health system from universal access to one based on employment | BMJ http://goo.gl/36u4C

Bevacizumab (Avastin) is as effective as ranibizumab (Lucentis) for wet AMD and could save NHS millions - NHS http://goo.gl/JJ8uV

Having 'Type D' Personality - a distressed and pessimistic outlook on life - May Affect Your Health http://goo.gl/kFbpA

New Cautions About Bisphosphonate Use - NYTimes http://goo.gl/PYiKy

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Truvada (Emtriva + Viread), first drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people at high risk (MSM, partners of HIV+) http://goo.gl/e1MJM

Can mobile phones give you brain cancer? The verdict's still on hold http://goo.gl/gI6Ta

Drink Water to Improve Test Scores http://goo.gl/MNB6k and http://goo.gl/EO12p

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams.

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Top articles in medicine in may 2012

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles in medicine in May 2012 so far:

Point-of-care genetic testing for personalisation of antiplatelet treatment is effective http://goo.gl/ZWLvz

Patient empowerment - who empowers whom? Virtually all people are patients at some point in their lives http://goo.gl/4YKjq

Doctors' love-hate relationship with EHRs http://goo.gl/wd74F

Why U.S. spends more on healthcare than other developed countries: Higher prices, readily accessible technology, obesity http://goo.gl/cid6S

Austerely law transforms Spain’s health system from universal access to one based on employment | BMJ http://goo.gl/36u4C

Bevacizumab (Avastin) is as effective as ranibizumab (Lucentis) for wet AMD and could save NHS millions - NHS http://goo.gl/JJ8uV

Having 'Type D' Personality - a distressed and pessimistic outlook on life - May Affect Your Health http://goo.gl/kFbpA

New Cautions About Bisphosphonate Use - NYTimes http://goo.gl/PYiKy

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Truvada (Emtriva + Viread), first drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people at high risk (MSM, partners of HIV+) http://goo.gl/e1MJM

Can mobile phones give you brain cancer? The verdict's still on hold http://goo.gl/gI6Ta

Drink Water to Improve Test Scores http://goo.gl/MNB6k and http://goo.gl/EO12p

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams.

View the original article here

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Top articles in medicine in May 2012

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Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles in medicine in May 2012 so far:

Point-of-care genetic testing for personalisation of antiplatelet treatment is effective http://goo.gl/ZWLvz

Patient empowerment - who empowers whom? Virtually all people are patients at some point in their lives http://goo.gl/4YKjq

Doctors' love-hate relationship with EHRs http://goo.gl/wd74F

Why U.S. spends more on healthcare than other developed countries: Higher prices, readily accessible technology, obesity http://goo.gl/cid6S

Austerely law transforms Spain’s health system from universal access to one based on employment | BMJ http://goo.gl/36u4C

Bevacizumab (Avastin) is as effective as ranibizumab (Lucentis) for wet AMD and could save NHS millions - NHS http://goo.gl/JJ8uV

Having 'Type D' Personality - a distressed and pessimistic outlook on life - May Affect Your Health http://goo.gl/kFbpA

New Cautions About Bisphosphonate Use - NYTimes http://goo.gl/PYiKy

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Truvada (Emtriva + Viread), first drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people at high risk (MSM, partners of HIV+) http://goo.gl/e1MJM

Can mobile phones give you brain cancer? The verdict's still on hold http://goo.gl/gI6Ta

Drink Water to Improve Test Scores http://goo.gl/MNB6k and http://goo.gl/EO12p

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams.

View the original article here

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Top articles in medicine in May 2012

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles in medicine in May 2012 so far:

Point-of-care genetic testing for personalisation of antiplatelet treatment is effective http://goo.gl/ZWLvz

Patient empowerment - who empowers whom? Virtually all people are patients at some point in their lives http://goo.gl/4YKjq

Doctors' love-hate relationship with EHRs http://goo.gl/wd74F

Why U.S. spends more on healthcare than other developed countries: Higher prices, readily accessible technology, obesity http://goo.gl/cid6S

Austerely law transforms Spain’s health system from universal access to one based on employment | BMJ http://goo.gl/36u4C

Bevacizumab (Avastin) is as effective as ranibizumab (Lucentis) for wet AMD and could save NHS millions - NHS http://goo.gl/JJ8uV

Having 'Type D' Personality - a distressed and pessimistic outlook on life - May Affect Your Health http://goo.gl/kFbpA

New Cautions About Bisphosphonate Use - NYTimes http://goo.gl/PYiKy

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Truvada (Emtriva + Viread), first drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people at high risk (MSM, partners of HIV+) http://goo.gl/e1MJM

Can mobile phones give you brain cancer? The verdict's still on hold http://goo.gl/gI6Ta

Drink Water to Improve Test Scores http://goo.gl/MNB6k and http://goo.gl/EO12p

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams.

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Health care social media # HCSM-top articles

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media in the past 2 weeks:

Social media “likes” healthcare: From marketing to social business. Social media and health care: opportunities and obstacles - PWC 2012 report, free download http://goo.gl/GtSgE

8 Chrome Extensions that Make Blogging Easier http://goo.gl/fFKye

"News Squares" for Chrome is a new visual RSS reader http://goo.gl/ZgO7Z

CDC Social Media Guidelines and Best Practices http://goo.gl/Sw0n - Twitter guide updated in Feb 2012.

"20 Days to High-Quality, Engaged Twitter Following (in just 20 minutes a day)" http://goo.gl/8T0xL - Mixed bag of advice, some good tips

There is an allergy/immunology wiki: "AI notes" http://goo.gl/Qt1iE - Not sure who's behind it, looks useful.

Medicine, Social Media and Clinical Excellence. Let’s do it. http://goo.gl/WgRDw -- Here is one of my related blog posts: Doctors are natural communicators - social media is extension of what they do every day http://goo.gl/2FzQb

Study: There is a kernel of truth to the popular term "Facebook stalking". Introducing new terms (to me) such as: cyber obsessional pursuit (COP) and obsessive relational pursuit (ORI), which are categories of cyberstalking and stalking, resulting in three factors: Covert Provocation, Public Harassment, and Venting. http://goo.gl/sgVys

How to find RSS feeds for Twitter accounts, Facebook pages, YouTube, other SoMe sites http://goo.gl/Q6tNg

Fake tweet stops Nashville doctor's lecture, plans for cruise http://goo.gl/Lj0mO

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Science blogging and self-promotion? http://goo.gl/yGUqS

How To Deal With Information Overload http://goo.gl/h4CmL and http://goo.gl/wDv5

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to allergycases@gmail.com and you will receive acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.

View the original article here

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Health care social media # HCSM-top articles

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media in the past 2 weeks:

Social media “likes” healthcare: From marketing to social business. Social media and health care: opportunities and obstacles - PWC 2012 report, free download http://goo.gl/GtSgE

8 Chrome Extensions that Make Blogging Easier http://goo.gl/fFKye

"News Squares" for Chrome is a new visual RSS reader http://goo.gl/ZgO7Z

CDC Social Media Guidelines and Best Practices http://goo.gl/Sw0n - Twitter guide updated in Feb 2012.

"20 Days to High-Quality, Engaged Twitter Following (in just 20 minutes a day)" http://goo.gl/8T0xL - Mixed bag of advice, some good tips

There is an allergy/immunology wiki: "AI notes" http://goo.gl/Qt1iE - Not sure who's behind it, looks useful.

Medicine, Social Media and Clinical Excellence. Let’s do it. http://goo.gl/WgRDw -- Here is one of my related blog posts: Doctors are natural communicators - social media is extension of what they do every day http://goo.gl/2FzQb

Study: There is a kernel of truth to the popular term "Facebook stalking". Introducing new terms (to me) such as: cyber obsessional pursuit (COP) and obsessive relational pursuit (ORI), which are categories of cyberstalking and stalking, resulting in three factors: Covert Provocation, Public Harassment, and Venting. http://goo.gl/sgVys

How to find RSS feeds for Twitter accounts, Facebook pages, YouTube, other SoMe sites http://goo.gl/Q6tNg

Fake tweet stops Nashville doctor's lecture, plans for cruise http://goo.gl/Lj0mO

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Science blogging and self-promotion? http://goo.gl/yGUqS

How To Deal With Information Overload http://goo.gl/h4CmL and http://goo.gl/wDv5

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to allergycases@gmail.com and you will receive acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.

View the original article here

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Health care social media # HCSM-top articles

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media in the past 2 weeks:

Social media “likes” healthcare: From marketing to social business. Social media and health care: opportunities and obstacles - PWC 2012 report, free download http://goo.gl/GtSgE

8 Chrome Extensions that Make Blogging Easier http://goo.gl/fFKye

"News Squares" for Chrome is a new visual RSS reader http://goo.gl/ZgO7Z

CDC Social Media Guidelines and Best Practices http://goo.gl/Sw0n - Twitter guide updated in Feb 2012.

"20 Days to High-Quality, Engaged Twitter Following (in just 20 minutes a day)" http://goo.gl/8T0xL - Mixed bag of advice, some good tips

There is an allergy/immunology wiki: "AI notes" http://goo.gl/Qt1iE - Not sure who's behind it, looks useful.

Medicine, Social Media and Clinical Excellence. Let’s do it. http://goo.gl/WgRDw -- Here is one of my related blog posts: Doctors are natural communicators - social media is extension of what they do every day http://goo.gl/2FzQb

Study: There is a kernel of truth to the popular term "Facebook stalking". Introducing new terms (to me) such as: cyber obsessional pursuit (COP) and obsessive relational pursuit (ORI), which are categories of cyberstalking and stalking, resulting in three factors: Covert Provocation, Public Harassment, and Venting. http://goo.gl/sgVys

How to find RSS feeds for Twitter accounts, Facebook pages, YouTube, other SoMe sites http://goo.gl/Q6tNg

Fake tweet stops Nashville doctor's lecture, plans for cruise http://goo.gl/Lj0mO

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Science blogging and self-promotion? http://goo.gl/yGUqS

How To Deal With Information Overload http://goo.gl/h4CmL and http://goo.gl/wDv5

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to allergycases@gmail.com and you will receive acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.

View the original article here

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Health care social media # HCSM-top articles

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media in the past 2 weeks:

Social media “likes” healthcare: From marketing to social business. Social media and health care: opportunities and obstacles - PWC 2012 report, free download http://goo.gl/GtSgE

8 Chrome Extensions that Make Blogging Easier http://goo.gl/fFKye

"News Squares" for Chrome is a new visual RSS reader http://goo.gl/ZgO7Z

CDC Social Media Guidelines and Best Practices http://goo.gl/Sw0n - Twitter guide updated in Feb 2012.

"20 Days to High-Quality, Engaged Twitter Following (in just 20 minutes a day)" http://goo.gl/8T0xL - Mixed bag of advice, some good tips

There is an allergy/immunology wiki: "AI notes" http://goo.gl/Qt1iE - Not sure who's behind it, looks useful.

Medicine, Social Media and Clinical Excellence. Let’s do it. http://goo.gl/WgRDw -- Here is one of my related blog posts: Doctors are natural communicators - social media is extension of what they do every day http://goo.gl/2FzQb

Study: There is a kernel of truth to the popular term "Facebook stalking". Introducing new terms (to me) such as: cyber obsessional pursuit (COP) and obsessive relational pursuit (ORI), which are categories of cyberstalking and stalking, resulting in three factors: Covert Provocation, Public Harassment, and Venting. http://goo.gl/sgVys

How to find RSS feeds for Twitter accounts, Facebook pages, YouTube, other SoMe sites http://goo.gl/Q6tNg

Fake tweet stops Nashville doctor's lecture, plans for cruise http://goo.gl/Lj0mO

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Science blogging and self-promotion? http://goo.gl/yGUqS

How To Deal With Information Overload http://goo.gl/h4CmL and http://goo.gl/wDv5

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Health care social media # HCSM-top articles

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AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media in the past 2 weeks:

Social media “likes” healthcare: From marketing to social business. Social media and health care: opportunities and obstacles - PWC 2012 report, free download http://goo.gl/GtSgE

8 Chrome Extensions that Make Blogging Easier http://goo.gl/fFKye

"News Squares" for Chrome is a new visual RSS reader http://goo.gl/ZgO7Z

CDC Social Media Guidelines and Best Practices http://goo.gl/Sw0n - Twitter guide updated in Feb 2012.

"20 Days to High-Quality, Engaged Twitter Following (in just 20 minutes a day)" http://goo.gl/8T0xL - Mixed bag of advice, some good tips

There is an allergy/immunology wiki: "AI notes" http://goo.gl/Qt1iE - Not sure who's behind it, looks useful.

Medicine, Social Media and Clinical Excellence. Let’s do it. http://goo.gl/WgRDw -- Here is one of my related blog posts: Doctors are natural communicators - social media is extension of what they do every day http://goo.gl/2FzQb

Study: There is a kernel of truth to the popular term "Facebook stalking". Introducing new terms (to me) such as: cyber obsessional pursuit (COP) and obsessive relational pursuit (ORI), which are categories of cyberstalking and stalking, resulting in three factors: Covert Provocation, Public Harassment, and Venting. http://goo.gl/sgVys

How to find RSS feeds for Twitter accounts, Facebook pages, YouTube, other SoMe sites http://goo.gl/Q6tNg

Fake tweet stops Nashville doctor's lecture, plans for cruise http://goo.gl/Lj0mO

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Science blogging and self-promotion? http://goo.gl/yGUqS

How To Deal With Information Overload http://goo.gl/h4CmL and http://goo.gl/wDv5

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to allergycases@gmail.com and you will receive acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.

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Health care social media # HCSM-top articles

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media in the past 2 weeks:

Social media “likes” healthcare: From marketing to social business. Social media and health care: opportunities and obstacles - PWC 2012 report, free download http://goo.gl/GtSgE

8 Chrome Extensions that Make Blogging Easier http://goo.gl/fFKye

"News Squares" for Chrome is a new visual RSS reader http://goo.gl/ZgO7Z

CDC Social Media Guidelines and Best Practices http://goo.gl/Sw0n - Twitter guide updated in Feb 2012.

"20 Days to High-Quality, Engaged Twitter Following (in just 20 minutes a day)" http://goo.gl/8T0xL - Mixed bag of advice, some good tips

There is an allergy/immunology wiki: "AI notes" http://goo.gl/Qt1iE - Not sure who's behind it, looks useful.

Medicine, Social Media and Clinical Excellence. Let’s do it. http://goo.gl/WgRDw -- Here is one of my related blog posts: Doctors are natural communicators - social media is extension of what they do every day http://goo.gl/2FzQb

Study: There is a kernel of truth to the popular term "Facebook stalking". Introducing new terms (to me) such as: cyber obsessional pursuit (COP) and obsessive relational pursuit (ORI), which are categories of cyberstalking and stalking, resulting in three factors: Covert Provocation, Public Harassment, and Venting. http://goo.gl/sgVys

How to find RSS feeds for Twitter accounts, Facebook pages, YouTube, other SoMe sites http://goo.gl/Q6tNg

Fake tweet stops Nashville doctor's lecture, plans for cruise http://goo.gl/Lj0mO

How to Create Your Own Website using Blogger - Step-by-Step Guide for Physicians http://goo.gl/tCd37

Science blogging and self-promotion? http://goo.gl/yGUqS

How To Deal With Information Overload http://goo.gl/h4CmL and http://goo.gl/wDv5

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to allergycases@gmail.com and you will receive acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.

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Top articles in medicine in June 2012

Here are my top tips for some articles in medicine in June 2012:

Fatty acids in formula does not make children smarter http://goo.gl/FYyVX -polyunsaturated fatty acids, long chain http://goo.gl/1WVjY

Electronic health records linked to worse diabetes care compared to old-fashioned paper records (studio) http://goo.gl/vm2mR

Be sleepy behind the wheel is almost as bad as drinking and driving (studio) http://goo.gl/Ub9hu

Study: seniors have special smell, but it is not unpleasant as stereotype implies http://goo.gl/7bHfv

If we're going to think of exercise as a therapeutic intervention, as all the speeches there will be adverse effects http://goo.gl/unjJS

DrotAA in septic Shock-graph clearly shows the lack of benefit from rh activated drotrecogin alfa protein C, http://goo.gl/bCktn

The emerging threat of incurable gonococcal infection-what to do if allergic to PCN, cephalosporins? NEJM http://goo.gl/fwFq3

Gallup tracks the mood of the United States every day, only 41% were happy on June 7, 2012 http://goo.gl/Pn0lz

Drowning-free review of current concepts, NEJM 2012 http://goo.gl/xSqLu

Intensive enough? Intensive care unit (ICU) began in the 1950s, staffing models continue to be controversial http://goo.gl/2rZNk

Men vs. women: whose offices are Germier? The study confirms the suspicion: men are "major" source of bacteria compared to women http://goo.gl/JkzF5

Reply residents must now standards: 41% reported worse education-NEJM http://goo.gl/leaC4

Articles were selected from my streams of Twitter and Google Reader. Feel free to send suggestions for articles to clinicalcases@gmail.com and you will receive the confirmation in the next edition of this publication.

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Top articles in medicine in June 2012

Here are my top tips for some articles in medicine in June 2012:

Fatty acids in formula does not make children smarter http://goo.gl/FYyVX -polyunsaturated fatty acids, long chain http://goo.gl/1WVjY

Electronic health records linked to worse diabetes care compared to old-fashioned paper records (studio) http://goo.gl/vm2mR

Be sleepy behind the wheel is almost as bad as drinking and driving (studio) http://goo.gl/Ub9hu

Study: seniors have special smell, but it is not unpleasant as stereotype implies http://goo.gl/7bHfv

If we're going to think of exercise as a therapeutic intervention, as all the speeches there will be adverse effects http://goo.gl/unjJS

DrotAA in septic Shock-graph clearly shows the lack of benefit from rh activated drotrecogin alfa protein C, http://goo.gl/bCktn

The emerging threat of incurable gonococcal infection-what to do if allergic to PCN, cephalosporins? NEJM http://goo.gl/fwFq3

Gallup tracks the mood of the United States every day, only 41% were happy on June 7, 2012 http://goo.gl/Pn0lz

Drowning-free review of current concepts, NEJM 2012 http://goo.gl/xSqLu

Intensive enough? Intensive care unit (ICU) began in the 1950s, staffing models continue to be controversial http://goo.gl/2rZNk

Men vs. women: whose offices are Germier? The study confirms the suspicion: men are "major" source of bacteria compared to women http://goo.gl/JkzF5

Reply residents must now standards: 41% reported worse education-NEJM http://goo.gl/leaC4

Articles were selected from my streams of Twitter and Google Reader. Feel free to send suggestions for articles to clinicalcases@gmail.com and you will receive the confirmation in the next edition of this publication.

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