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November 30th, 2009

Welcome to NEJM Group Blogs.

Thanks for visiting with your mobile device. We have several blogs for you to choose from:

  • HIV and ID Observations: An ongoing dialogue on HIV/AIDS, infectious diseases,
    all matters medical, and some not so medical.
  • Insights in Residency Training: Notes from chief residents in family and internal medicine.
  • Clinical Conversations Podcast: Audio podcasts featuring the week’s news, plus your comments and pertinent interviews.

From the Archives:

  • In Practice: Reflections from nurse practitioners and physician assistants on the front lines of clinical medicine
  • Gut Check on Gastroenterology
  • CardioExchange

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