January 15, 2012 | National College of Physicians®
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Steve Jobs Tried Exotic Treatments to Combat Cancer, Book Say
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The Journal of Medicine - In his last years, Steven P. Job veered from exotic diets to cutting-edge treatments as he fought the cancer that ultimately took his life, according to his new biography.
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The Journal of Medicine - Slender, in her 60s and possessing the stoicism of someone who had single-handedly raised children in the toughest section of the city, our patient faced a difficult challenge of the medical kind.
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The Journal of Medicine - I cringe every time I see a patient for a breast lift who is a smoker. I’m deathly afraid that despite my warnings, she will smoke before or after surgery and cause her nipples to turn black and fall off.
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The Journal of Medicine - Recently, Ron Lieber wrote about character traits that doctors have that may lead them to financial harm. Here's a sampling of comments received in response:
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The Journal of Medicine - Epocrates has won over nearly half of the nation’s doctors for its free smartphone apps that lets them look up information on drug dosing, interactions and insurance coverage while seeing a patient.
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