A 81-years-old woman with several diagnoses( cardiac failure, atrial fibrillation, back pain) and plenty of medication (more than 20 drugs daily) went to the Family Physician because of high fever (38 centigrades) and productive cough , Her physical examination Continue reading Cognitive Bias. Upper Urinary Tract Infection: A Dark Drawer?
A- 63-years-old woman had a diagnosis of disseminated lung cancer diagnosed three years before. She had bone metastases on her left hip and she was treated with radiotherapy.
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Immunotherapy as a new therapeutic line for the treatment of cancer is now a promising true. Dr. Honjo and Dr. Allison deserve the prize for their permanent and constant research in the laboratory for more than twenty years, fighting against the
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This post is a humble acknowledgment to the work of Lisa Sanders, for her activity in disseminating the improvement of diagnosis, introducing the patient´s voice in their articles.
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Alterations in motor and cognitive development are a diagnostic challenge for the pediatrician and family doctor. Sometimes there are subtle appreciations detected by the family that require confirmation and follow-up. Other times, medical processes appear
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