Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Digging for fun in the scientific program
With Internal Medicine 2009 less than a week away, it's time for another edition of "Ill-advised Session Titles." We are disappointed to report that ACP presenters are unusually matter-of-fact in their session-naming. Still, there are some awards to be distributed.
Best pun: Shocking Developments in Resuscitation
Most likely to be a spam email: How to Live (and Want) to Be 100!
Most likely to be a cable show: The V Words
Best session for the whole family: Adventures in Liver Land
Best follow-up to the above: Adults Beware! Children Are in the Building
And finally, the grand prize goes to the session that makes us nervous about wandering the halls here at headquarters: Anorectal Disorders Encountered in the Office Setting
Labels: Ill-advised session titles, internal medicine 2009
posted by Stacey Butterfield at
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