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The best Critical Care newsletters

4 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.

thedependentvariable.com· weekly· Published yesterday

A multi-part series that builds cardiovascular and acid–base physiology from first principles, covering pressure–volume state, venous return, and blood gas interpretation. Readers get carefully sequenced explanations that link the underlying physics to bedside reasoning about fluids, vasopressors and metabolic acidosis.

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PulmCCM

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pulmccm.org· weekly· Published 2 days ago

PulmCCM covers critical care and pulmonary medicine, with critical appraisals of new trials, regulatory developments, and case-based teaching questions. Readers get detailed breakdowns of study design, results, and limitations, plus CME-oriented learning content.

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anaestheasier.com· weekly· Published 5 days ago

A UK anaesthesia educational newsletter that uses clinical vignettes and teaching points to explain practical anaesthetic concepts, such as neonatal collapse management, context-sensitive half-time and paediatric obesity. Readers get concise, exam-style reasoning they can apply in theatre and resus.

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Anecrit

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anecrit.com· weekly· Published 6 days ago

Anecrit is a weekly roundup of anesthesia and critical care papers, guidelines and consensus statements, each briefly listed with journal and date for busy clinicians. The newsletter mainly links and summarises other authors' published work with little original commentary.

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