A collection of invented words for medical experiences too small, absurd, or personal for standard dictionaries, such as the cruelty of muscle loss during hospital stays. Each short entry pairs a coined term with a brief, wry definition.
Website: https://thedictionaryofbloodandsilence.com/
A long-form physiology newsletter that builds cardiovascular and acid-base concepts from first principles, using careful step-by-step explanations. Readers get clear, physics-grounded explanations of pressure-volume states, venous return and blood gas interpretation.
A physician-written newsletter that examines women's health research, clinical guidelines and conference findings, with a focus on menopause and hormone therapy. It explains what the evidence does and does not show and how guidelines and products may affect patients.
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.
An ER physician combines clinical stories with deep-dives into medical and public health data and policy. Issues cover HHS and CDC politics, budget analysis, sourced reporting on agency personnel, and case-based infectious disease writing.
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