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• 30 Most Technologically Advanced Hospitals in the World Read more at: http://forum.facmedicine.com/threads/30-most-technologically-advanced-hospitals-in-the-world.20198/
• Mum-s-coffees-raise-baby-s-leukaemia-risk: Babies whose mothers drank 2 cups a day in pregnancy 60% more likely to develop leukaemia in childhood
•  "ARE THERE NO PHYSICIANS?"
•  The Wrong Reasons to Become a Doctor
• The immunogenicity of BCG vaccination in HIV-exposed, uninfected infants is not compromised when delayed until 8 weeks of age, and results in robust BCG-specific T cell responses at 14 weeks of age.
•  Traverse City disease outbreaks show threat of undervaccination
•  Understanding Brazil’s Socialized Medicine Debate
•  Smart Bandage Could Revolutionize Wound Care
•  [VIDEO] Their Baby Died At Birth, But Mom Held Him For Two Hours…Then Suddenly A Gasp
•  TRAVAILS OF NIGERIAN DOCTORS
•  Homemade cream that make wonders – get rid of wrinkles in 7 days.
•  25 Home Remedies to Lose Belly Fat
•  Top 10 Vitamins for Women
•  New study: combination of antibiotics made it easier for mosquitoes to transmit malaria
•  Doctors who go through complaints procedures experience high rates of serious depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts, according to a new study.
•  Vitamin D protects some against colorectal cancer. Boosts the immune system by activating T cells that attack cancer cells
•  5 Everyday Habits That Are Causing Your Boobs to Sag
•  Will eating after 9 PM cause weight gain?
•  THE CHICKEN THAT LIVED FOR 18 MONTHS WITHOUT A HEAD (NOT A HOAX)
•  THE WOMAN WHO CANNOT GAIN WEIGHT: Neonatal progeroid syndrome
•  Physician succeeds in spite of late start. Patricia Bogema was never supposed to be a doctor. At least, that’s what she heard from the time she enrolled in Norco College at age 38 until she graduated from Loma Linda University as a physician. Through hard work, determination and the “grace of God,” Bogema succeeded. Today, she has her own private practice in Corona and a three-month waiting list for new patients.
•  Meet The World’s First Heartless Human (Literally) Able To Live Without A Pulse
•   What are the advantages of being married to a physician?
• FULLY DEVELOPED FOOT FOUND IN A BABY'S BRAIN
•  Imagine a comprehensive, clinically relevant well-patient checkup using only smartphone-based devices.
•  Ultrasound scan and health check using your smartphone
• Using the parents' sperm and eggs plus an additional egg from a donor woman should prevent mitochondrial disease. 
•  Metabolic syndrome linked to increased risk of endometrial cancer 
• How can healthy living choices prevent birth defects?
•  Psychosocial experiences in childhood may influence later-life cardiovascular health
• Tips for non-medical people to keep in mind when dating residents 
• Should Doctors and Nurses Wear Scrubs in Public? 
•  The newly discovered bacterium Eleftheria terrae makes an antibiotic that could be a new weapon against resistant infections.
• The 7 types of medical students you will meet in your posting
• Doctors getting nursing degree to stay competitive 
• live fish removed from a Brazilian man's intestine: plus video 
•  Nine of 10 doctors discourage others from joining the profession, and 300 physicians commit suicide every year. When did it get this bad?
•  The Top 10 Pick Up Lines that Never Fail for Med Students
•  15 Helpful Hints for New Residents
• Male Nurses are Better than Female Nurses – Research 
•  Assisted Suicide ‘Out of Control’ in Netherlands