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dikedrummondmd wrote:Yes, the emperor has no clothes, meaning half your staff is burned out on any given practice day—no matter how diligently we try to ignore the signs and soldier on. In my experience with over 1700 hours of one on one coaching with burned out…
Article: Aspirin Use as Treatment in Colorectal Cancer: Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks Jeffrey A. Gordon, M.D. wrote:
Thank you for reading my article. Interesting theory. Lots of research is ongoing to figure out the many ways aspirin does it magic.
Article: Aspirin Use as Treatment in Colorectal Cancer: Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks m beth wrote:
I am not a medical doctor, but do have three Masters degrees, read widely, ponder much, and remember much. My personal, anecdotal, experience has led me to think that perhaps aspirin works on the colon to prevent cancer by causing/assisting stool…
Article: Automated blood-cell analyzers. Can you count on them to count well? M. Jagesh Kamath, M.D. wrote:
Dear Dr.Aroon, We can count on you to give a clear picture, in all blogs of yours! Well done and looking forward to more such.It was very informative and useful in understanding the aspects of automated blood-cell analysers.
Article: Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome and the Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death M. Aroon Kamath, M.D. wrote:
Dear Sir,
You would agree that the vast majority of published work on WPW invariably tends to have a profusion of statistics(percentages)- perhaps underlying the fact that there are still lots of uncertainties. There seems to be no way to discuss…
Article: Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome and the Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death John Kenyon, CNA wrote:
Dear Doctors Tamer and Aroon,
Thank you both for your fascinating and extensive discussion of statistically-driven medicine. This is what I had hoped might happen and it opens up the topic and new thoughts and facts are added. I appreciate in…
Article: Pregnancy Weight Gain Guidelines in the US - a Historical Overview Debbie Miller, RN wrote:
Thank you, Aroon. Your additions are timely and accurate. I appreciate the clarifications because, as you say, there are other special needs that should be considered. Also, BMI is not a perfect measurement of fat percentage and when…
Article: Pregnancy Weight Gain Guidelines in the US - a Historical Overview M. Aroon Kamath, M.D. wrote:
Thank you Debbie for your prompt response and for answering my queries. As an almost lay person in these matters, I do come across concerns raised in media about the decreasing age of menarche, rising prevalence of obesity in children and persisting…
Article: Pregnancy Weight Gain Guidelines in the US - a Historical Overview Debbie Miller, RN wrote:
Hello Aroon,
Thank you for your kind comments. In my study I have found nothing to suggest that adolescent recommendations should vary from adult women. BMI appears to be the most important factor and pregnant adolescents more often…
Article: Pregnancy Weight Gain Guidelines in the US - a Historical Overview M. Aroon Kamath, M.D. wrote:
Hello Debbie,
It was a pleasure reading through your blog, written in such simplistic, easily readable and understandable fashion. You would agree that adolescent pregnancies and their outcomes still remain a concern despite the various programs…
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