Back 2 Basics Balancing Act Business of Medicine Buzz Words Career Management Commentary Cultural Competence First Word Here & There How To? Match Money Matters On the Wards Penetrating Information Rashional Explanation Residency Ideas Residency Tips Rhythm & Blues Scramble Secrets Stepping Up Take this Under Advisory Technology Test Anxiety The Eyes Have It Thinking About Travel & Leisure USMLE Wee Beasties Women in Medicine Worldly Medicine Reader ID:   First Time Reader? Click here and become a reader. When was your last Doctors visit? Last 6 months 1 year 2 years 3 years More than 4 years See results Click here to check Sudoku's result of this issue.       Winter - 2008   Angina M.O. Hussaini "The only difference between a frank myocardial infarction and unstable angina is that the thrombus dissolves in unstable angina." The human heart is one of the most remarkable organs in the human body. In a year, your heart will beat 35 million times- that is approximately 100,000 times a day! With each beat, myocardial cells are hard at work in an effort to deliver oxygen and nutrients to the rest of the body....  View this Article »   All Articles of this Magazine   Senior Sex | Paul O'Leary, MD When was the last time you asked your patient about his or her sex life? As a medical student or a new physician this topic is often shied away from. However, as physicia... View this article » In the News, Joke of the Month, Letter to the Editor In the News, Joke of the Month and Letter to the Editor... View this article » Preparing for Cardiology on the USMLE Step 1 | Sonul Mehta, MD and Sonia Mehta,, MD The cardiovascular system is one often systems tested on the USMLE Step 1 and is a highly emphasized system overall. In preparing for the cardiovascular system on the USM... View this article » Angina | M.O. Hussaini "The only difference between a frank myocardial infarction and unstable angina is that the thrombus dissolves in unstable angina." The human heart is one of th... View this article » Heartthrob | Brent Reinheimer, MD The following buzz words can be seen in any disorder where there is a bounding pulse, most notably severe aortic regurgitation, but also patent ductus arteriosi and large... View this article » prev |    1  2  3  4  5  6  7   | next
	Home | Current Issue | Residency Programs | Today’s Cases | Media Kit | About Us | Contact Us | Links | Become a Reader | Digital Magazine | Magazine Archive | Departments | Privacy Policy ©2007 Physician License & Pratice Today. All rights reserved. Website by: PiccelStudios.com