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In My Opinion

Join the Circus

by Jim Augustine, MD on July 7, 2009

Strategies for engaging the media intelligently when a public health crisis strikes

Washington’s Trillion Dollar Health Fix

by Tony Cirillo, MD on May 31, 2009

In My Opinion

Healthcare Reform: What’s really going to happen when Capitol Hill runs emergency medicine

Antibiotics for Strep: Addressing Readers’ Concerns

by David H. Newman, MD on May 12, 2009

In March, Emergency Physicians Monthly ran a piece titled “Antibiotics for Strep Do More Harm Than Good.”

The dialogue that followed, through letters and comments on epmonthly.com, was both spirited and scholarly. We’ve dedicated this page to readers’ concerns and a response by the author, Dr. David Newman.

Is That Alcohol On Your Breath?

by Michael Silverman, MD on May 11, 2009

Strategies for handling the impaired physician in the ED

Director's Corner

Knees, Backs and Stonehenge

by David H. Newman, MD on April 16, 2009

Science can’t explain back and knee pain much better than anthropologists can explain Stonehenge. Want to improve patient communications? Know the facts, be honest, and embrace the uncertainty.

By David H. Newman, MD

Antibiotics for Strep Do More Harm Than Good

by David H. Newman, MD on March 5, 2009

Military and civilian medicine have always been intertwined, but nothing compares to the strange tale of Warren Air Force base in the 1940’s.

Warning: Health Care Reform Ahead (part II in a series)

by Mark Plaster, MD, JD on December 31, 2008

>>Will the Max Baucus White Paper be the blueprint for reform?