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November 29th, 2022
#IDTwitter — Still a Wonderful and Entertaining Place to Learn
Twitter is much in the news recently, mostly for not-good reasons. Rather than rehash-tag (see what I did there?) its various struggles and controversies since the new owner took over, I’m going to let others cover that territory. Instead, I’d like to go in a different direction, and share how this site remains one of […]
November 21st, 2022
Five ID Things to Be Grateful For, 2022 Edition
In what’s something of a holiday tradition on this site, I hereby present 5 ID things we can be grateful for as we prepare for the best holiday of the year. Why the best? Family and friends. A nice big meal, with something for everyone. (My family of four has two vegetarians — they have […]
November 7th, 2022
Five Quick Questions from Our Course, “ID in Primary Care”
As noted on this site before, we put on a course called “ID in Primary Care” every year for clinicians doing truly the hardest job in medicine — frontline primary care. Why is their work so challenging? While we can focus on one field, infectious diseases, they have to be aware of everything. Tough task […]
Paul E. Sax, MD
Associate Editor
NEJM Clinician
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