For The Record Los Angeles Times Monday, August 10, 2009 Home Edition Health Part E Page 5 Features Desk 1 inches; 40 words Type of Material: Correction Antidepressant discontinuation: An article in the Aug. 3 Health section on side effects some people experience when they come off antidepressants listed an incorrect URL for an American Family Physician article on the topic.
For The Record Los Angeles Times Wednesday, August 05, 2009 Home Edition Main News Part A Page 4 National Desk 1 inches; 38 words Type of Material: Correction Antidepressant discontinuation: An article in Monday's Health section on side effects some people experience when they come off antidepressants listed an incorrect URL for an American Family Physician article on the topic.
Written by physicians, these article summaries are distilled into bite-size morsels that clinicians can digest quickly.
If journal attribution bias exists, it is likely to exert small and clinically insignificant effects when physicians read articles carefully.
These well-documented debates provided the background for the epidemiologic studies by Richard Doll and Austin Bradford Hill in Britain and by Evart Graham and Ernst Wynder in the United States, and for the reports by the MRC, the Royal College of Physicians (see the article by Virginia Berridge in this issue), and the U.S. Surgeon General on smoking and health.
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In a recent New York Times article, physician-author Siddhartha Mukherjee wrote about a clinical trial that he characterized as "beautiful," for potentially illuminating a surprising connection between heart disease and cancer.
At the 50th anniversary of the paper announcing the discovery, second author Gautier, a French physician, published an article in Human Genetics stating that she, not Lejeune, made the first observation of the extra chromosome.
T2DM patients were recruited throughout Germany via attending physicians or newspaper articles.
As reported in several articles, physicians are becoming increasingly dissatisfied with many aspects of their professional life [ 1- 6].
