Monday, September 28, 2009
Medical News of the Obvious
It's time for another medical-education themed journal issue (thanks, JAMA), which means it's time for more Obvious Facts about Med Students:
They say stupid stuff on Facebook.
They make mistakes when they're tired and upset.
Cutting people open makes them nervous.
If they're well-trained, they'll do a better job. And from TIME, if they're working their first day, they're deadlier.
In other MNO, researchers hypothesized in October's American Journal of Preventive Medicine that adults who play video games would have poorer perceptions of their health, greater reliance on Internet-facilitated social support, more extensive media use, and higher BMI. Needless to say, they found what they were looking for because the survey was done over the Internet among people living in the Seattle-Tacoma area, nearby to the headquarters of a rather famous software company.
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