This week, the old Curmudgeon had a mental bloppo. I seemed to remember that great gentleman, Ben Franklin, saying something ... More
Ebola Update: 1.4 million possible infections and the press is finding it harder to get answers
American troops begin to move into Liberia as the CDC predicts up to 1.4 million infected with Ebola by January 2015 if nothing is ... More
Becoming a Clinical Investigator – Subject Retention
In this series, we have reviewed why one may want to become a clinical investigator, what one’s credentials should be, what on ... More
Doctors Alarmed with Burgeoning Obesity Epidemic
Doctors have battled obesity for decades. Some patients simply are not interested or lack the will power to make the lifestyle ... More
Sermo Poll Results: Prescribing Antibiotics in the U.S.
There is no doubt that antibiotics save lives and stop infections. So why has the use of these drugs been a trending topic for ... More
The Origins of Emergency Medicine in the U.S.
Broken arm, rapid blood loss, trouble breathing, or even a dangerously sick child, any or all of these patients could cross the ... More
Danger to Teens: What physicians look for in their patients
We have an important poll today and wanted to send it out as a message to parents, guardians and other care givers who work with ... More
Sermo Question and Answer with Dr. Sandeep Jauhar
Sandeep Jauhar MD’s latest book, “Doctored,” touched a nerve in the Sermo community. Some physicians agreed with his bleak portra ... More
Becoming a Clinical Investigator – Finding the Patients
This is perhaps the most important installment in our series on becoming a clinical researcher. In my prior posts, we ... More
Sermo Poll: Have you ever done medical mission work?
Volunteerism runs deep in medical circles. The daily business of saving lives certainly creates empathy for those in need. While ... More
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