Divide and conquer: a space for diagnosis in primary care
Primary care Primary care is the first contact between a person with a health problem and a doctor. Nowadays,
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Cognitive Bias. Upper Urinary Tract Infection: A Dark Drawer?
Diagnosis: a matter of a thousand looks Clinical Case A 81-years-old woman with several diagnoses( cardiac failure, atrial fibrillation,
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A clinical vignette of perception bias: when the uncommon ghange your judgment
Clinical Case A- 63-years-old woman had a diagnosis of disseminated lung cancer diagnosed three years before. She had bone metastases
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The Nobel Prize in Medicine: Immunotherapy, where were you? Thank you for coming
The laboratory work had been hard and long Immunotherapy as a new therapeutic line for the treatment of cancer is
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An image, a person, a patient
Modern Medicine has a wide range of images to help with a diagnosis. Some are curious, others unexpected, but at
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Patient´s preferences are key for a correct diagnostic process
This post is a humble acknowledgment to the work of Lisa Sanders, for her activity in disseminating the improvement of
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