n an era focused on voluminous data entry and efficient, definitive” diagnostic tests, establishing a correct arrhythia diagnosis on the basis of the fundamentals of the octor-patient relationship, a good history, and physical xamination has frequently become relegated to an afterhought of historical significance. The battle cry of “Let’s take he patient to the EP lab and figure it (the mechani...

This publication, like its predecessor, examines educational trends potentially influencing the planning and design of school facilities. Although we can’t know exactly how such trends might play out in the future, their thoughtful consideration during the planning and design process could have a profound effect on how successfully a new or renovated school will perform over its useful life. Th...

The aim of this short note is to o¤er some brief responses to the comments (on Dietrich and List 2013) that we have received from Alexandru Baltag and, in a coauthored piece, Patrick Girard and Shaun White. We would like to begin by thanking Baltag, Girard, andWhite for their thoughtful and generous comments. Given space constraints, unfortunately, we are not able to do full justice to all thei...

It is generally agreed that medical education in India is not what it should be and requires revision. This necessarily demands very careful and thoughtful consideration of the different questions which are intimately related to it. I have on a previous occasion (Ghosh, 1937) dealt with the different problems in a more exhaustive manner. I shall therefore confine my observations to some very im...

It is a privilege to discuss some basic problems in biology with an audience whose special concern is for the recent striking advances in the physics of the earth in the solar system. However, many of us are looking forward to the close investigation of the planets, and few inquisitive minds can fail to be intrigued by what these studies will tell of the cosmic distribution of life. To conform ...

This work was supported by grants from the NIH to E.E.J (T90 DK070078, T32 ES007155), 29
 M.M. (R21 AI068077). B.J.C. (R21 AI06519) and M.W.R (R01 ES014638 and R01 DK064750). 30
 A.S. conducted studies as a research fellow at HSPH. We would like to thank Dr. Igor Kramnik 31
 from the Department of Immunology and Infectious Diseases at the Harvard School of Public 32
 Health for providing the GF...

We would like to thank Professors John Rust and Rick Staelin for their thoughtful commentaries on our paper. It is an honor to have these two individuals as our discussants, as their seminal early work (on estimating dynamic programming problems and salesforce compensation issues respectively) have had a critical in‡uence on the literatures leading up to our paper, and on our own work as well. ...