MedGadget has announced the 2005 Medical Weblog Awards , to considerable interest. There's even been some speculation as to how the awa...

There's a great scene in Memento where our afflicted protagonist, with only a short-term memory at his disposal, is trying to jot down a...

This week's Grand Rounds is being hosted by Geena at Code Blog: Tales of a Nurse . This week's collection of the best of the medica...

It was a Sunday morning shift, one of my first as an intern. I'd been out a little too late the night before, and hadn't had time to...

I first learned about the Jeans-for-Genes charity when in London a few years ago. After the initial rush of long-supressed childhood taunts ...

There is no doubt in my mind that the sharp siren sound the opens and loops through Moby's "Extreme Ways" is intended to evok...

It was the best of calls, it was the worst of calls. It was a time of wisdom, it was a time of foolishness. It was a season of belief, it wa...

From the November 2005 issue of Annals of Emergency Medicine , by Goyal, Hollander and Gaieski at Penn: "The Figure displays an underre...

It's November, and the interns are entrenched. The novelty of writing prescriptions and ordering tests has faded. It's dark when we ...

If I had the time or energy for another web-publishing venture, I think I'd organize a collection of all the post-call ramblings of inte...

I've got a pile of old unpublished posts in various stages, and just promised a regular reader I'd be finishing them up soon. Until ...

She came in with their teenage son to see him. She was about forty-five or fifty, with makeup and earrings and a nice blouse. I didn't r...

It's October, 2005, and I'm continuing to coast on all the writing I did last year. A few days ago, the Wall Street Journal mentione...

I often wondered which medical blogger would first make it onto Blogger.com's "Blogs of Note" first... would it be the news an...

First things first: Next week's Grand Rounds is being hosted by a medical student and Katrina evacuee, Neils Olson. The Tulane medical s...

There's nothing quite like the intense mood swings experienced during a night on call. The stress and fatigue, coupled with arbitrary se...

The Boston Globe is http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2005/09/21/in_snelgrove_files_officers_recount_night_of_chaos/?page=full ...