A teddy bear blood bag for pediatric blood transfusionsKevinJanuary 11, 2009Jan 11, 2009Share Making a blood transfusion as cute as can be. (via Ivor Kovic) Share this articleLinkedInFacebookXEmailCopy linkShare this articleRead the discussion · 5 comments Real physician voices, twice a week Free, and one click to unsubscribe. Email address Subscribe free No spam. We never share your email. < Previous PostRecruiting nurses in a shortage, and lavishing gifts on applicantsNext Post >KevinMD.com is a finalist in the 2008 Medical Weblog Awards Keep reading Medicaid lags behind on Alzheimer’s blood test coverage Amanda Matter Patients on ventilators have things to say, and no way to say them [PODCAST] The Podcast by KevinMD Primary aldosteronism hides behind high blood pressure Sanjay B. Dixit, MD Are 12-step programs maligned because they sell nothing? Martha Rosenberg Why insurance must cover home blood pressure monitors Soneesh Kothagundla Continuing medical education needs a tutor, not a lecture Fady Hannah-Shmouni, MD Did you know that colder weather can complicate blood pressure control rates and treatment? American Medical Association Primary care today is like squeezing blood from a stone Fred N. Pelzman, MD Rethinking blood thinners for atrial fibrillation patients Saurabh Gupta, MD Latest on KevinMD → The PodcastListen on Apple · Spotify · YouTubeLatest episodesPatients on ventilators have things to say, and no way to say themHow to be grateful when you are not a grateful personStop calling it burnout: COVID denial and the wounds ER doctors carryMost popularHospice waits on a court order when no family can speak for youSigns of depression families miss, and the stigma behind itHospitals are replacing bedside ICU doctors with a video screenTrusting the lab over the patient is the new medical errorDoctors on social media should ask this question firstWhy more medicine isn’t making us healthierWhy women doctors leave in their forties and what keeps themAll episodes →