Evidence Based Medicine Archives - Page 2 of 21

Night shifts – love them or hate them – are an inescapable part of emergency medicine. Personally, I […]

Some evidence for working night shifts

ECMO is an exciting technology. It gives us the sense that we may be able to overcome the […]

I don’t think that the concept of “aerosol generating medical procedures” (AGMP) is well supported by scientific evidence. […]

I have been working on a deep dive into steroids for community acquired pneumonia for a long time. […]

In early April, I wrote a long post covering all the science I could find about aerosols and […]

COVID-19 has resulted in many conflicting messages. One area of extreme importance is the health and safety of […]

I’ve been posting about the hydroxychloroquine literature since the beginning of this pandemic. The message at the outset […]

October 2020. A month that many have declared the worst of all time, but can it really be […]

We have discussed evidence that antibiotics may not help diverticulitis multiple times on this blog (for example here […]