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Justin Morgenstern
Community emergency doctor. Creator, Webmaster, Editor in Chief of First10EM.
Evidence based medicine enthusiast.
Assistant professor, University of Toronto.
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“One special advantage of the skeptical attitude of mind is that a man is never vexed to find that after all he has been in the wrong.” - William Osler
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In addition to the critically appraised topic in part 1, here are some additional papers on stress testing worth knowing about.
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Hand out for the articles of the year lecture at EMU 2018
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At this year’s North York General Emergency Medicine Update, I was asked to review the most important emergency medicine papers of the […]
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2 thoughts on “EBM Lecture Handout #5: Heparin in ACS”
Great posts Justin…!
Thank you very much