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This is a medical weblog--a collection of thoughts about medicine, medical training, and health policy--written by a fifth-year medical student.
I recently stopped blogging, as I graduated from medical school and I'm now a physician in my residency training in New York City. But feel free to read and enjoy!
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Nice.
DigitalMilitia.com has some cool shirts as well. I have the oxycodone and serotonin shirts. I’m kind of a big nerd like that.
http://www.digitalmilitia.com/molecules.php
I really want to pick up the capsaicin one as well. Pity they don’t have resiniferatoxin though I suppose there’s nothing “counter culture” about that at all…
Awesome. RJS – love those shirts too, but the nerd in me (ok, that’s all there is) must point out some glaring misinformation on the MSG shirt’s page. There’s no credible (non-confounded) evidence of MSG playing any role whatsoever in an obesity epidemic – or any health troubles whatsoever.
“Extensive scientific research suggests MSG causes obesity in lab rats. This compels me to theorize that MSG plays a role in the ‘obesity epidemic’ witnessed here at Digital Militia HQ.”
I believe that’s what is called humor, not glaring misinformation.
That’s what I call mixed flora! (sorry, couldn’t resist)
And follow it up with a cute and cuddly from
http://www.giantmicrobes.com/
No they do not give me any money.
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