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Rational Policy, Irrational Science

Medical Radiation Safety: Rational Policy, Irrational Science In general, it is difficult to summarize the state of knowledge in an entire field in a brief editorial. But the sum of our knowledge about...

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Chasing Pulmonary Emboli

Chasing Pulmonary Emboli: Let’s Agree on One Big Thing Robert G. Stern, MD, AJM Specialty Editor Clinical practice guidelines can be great. It’s nice to have guidelines for the diagnosis, management,...

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Good News About Radiation Effects???

In this issue of The American Journal of Medicine, Yamada et al found no effects on the decline in cognitive function among atomic bomb survivors exposed at or after adolescence. In recent years,...

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Radiation Effects on Cognitive Function Among Atomic Bomb Survivors Exposed...

Background The objective of this study was to investigate radiation effects on longitudinal pre-dementia cognitive decline among participants who developed dementia as well as on those who did not...

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A Tale of Two Valves

To the Editor: Radiation heart disease is associated with a high level of morbidity and mortality. Its natural history is not well understood. Its management is difficult. We report a case of radiation...

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