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Writer, author, on medicine, obesity, tech, & business, for Atlantic, Scientific American, Inc. Blog: Fat&Skinner. Book: WRONG
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@joshmedia Cool, & don't worry, I'll keep that in strictest confidence
@joshmedia Does being in need of therapy count? (Well, aren't we all, or maybe I'm kidding myself)
Proximity to fast food and obesity--good luck unraveling cause & effect ow.ly/lavuv
@joshmedia Stumbled on it. Why do you wonder, is it not much discussed?
Will DSM-V lead to overdiagnosis? ow.ly/l9XwO
DSM-IV Boss Presses Attack on New Revision
medpagetoday.com — A new edition of psychiatry's diagnostic guide will probably lead to substantial false-positive rates and unnecessary treatment," charged the man who led development of the last version.
@tamrabowen Thx! To-do-list-wise, have you tried RTM?
"Science is not about finding the truth, but about finding better ways of being wrong" ow.ly/l6lhS
On my way to being a scientist
nature.com — Thomas M. Schofield details the stages on his path to a career in research.
High blood pressure? It could be your cellphone, says study ow.ly/l5A5Y
Cellphone Calls During Blood Pressure Readings May Skew Results
webmd.com — Cell Calls During BP Readings May Skew Results Interruption can cause spike in systolic pressure, study found WebMD News from HealthDay By Alan Mozes HealthDay Reporter WEDNESDAY, May 15 (HealthDay News) -- New Italian research offers some cautionary advice for patients with high blood pressure: The next time you take a blood pressure reading, turn off your cellphone.
Rare interview w woman behind Epic, whose software looms over healthcare @ZinaMoukheiber @forbes ow.ly/l4AYf
@mariannewait And not enough direct incentive to attend to patients' obesity
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