Do Cloaked Objects Really Scatter Less?

They really do go.

While it is technically correct that 70-80% of rural or underserved origin candidates do not go ‘outside’ current concentrations of physicians and health resources, the appropriate statistical analysis reveals that they really do go at rates 2, 4, 6, or 10 times higher than the typical medical students. Others also go, such as the 75% of rural physicians who have urban origins or those with top...

Do Alliances Really Deter?

Do diseases really exist?

Is there such a thing as a disease? For most doctors, the question may seem absurd, and barely worth a moment’s thought. Yet the question is a legitimate one, and is taken seriously by a range of people from biologists to philosophers. There are many reasons why. For example, as any doctor will recognise, the definitions of many diseases are quite arbitrary. They vary from one place to another,...

Bromide interference: is less really better?

Increased serum bromide may result from the ingestion of various drugs and from environmental exposures. Chloride methods that are less susceptible to bromide interference have a clinical disadvantage in that they are less likely to arouse suspicion in cases of bromide toxicity. When there is a clinical suspicion of bromide toxicity, differences among various analyzers in the amount of interfer...

Thyroid Cancer: Is Really Less More?

Submit Manuscript | http://medcraveonline.com followed in patients with thyroid nodules and specifically the widespread adoption and use of fine needle aspiration [4]. As a result of the “over diagnosis” of these small indolent tumors, the excellent prognosis and clinical outcome of these patients and a non-negligible percentage of surgical complications, there is growing evidence to suggest ac...