Ten top medical blog posts, June 2009

July 4, 2009

Here are the top posts from the past month, based on the number of times they were viewed.

1. How did Michael Jackson die, and the medicine behind sudden cardiac death

2. Did Demerol cause Michael Jackson’s cardiac arrest and death?

3. A surgeon dumps post-op patients to hospitalists

4. The worst medical malpractice cases you can possibly imagine

5. My reaction to President Obama’s speech to the AMA

6. Steve Jobs received a new liver, and the ethics surrounding his transplant

7. A doctor is sued, and blogs his malpractice trial

8. Executive physicals, and what the Mayo Clinic doesn’t want you to know

9. How patients can annoy their doctors

10. How we spend the most money on futile care

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{ 2 comments }

1 vendorMD July 4, 2009 at 8:50 am: These are surely the most interesting articles.
2 Jayne July 17, 2009 at 3:14 pm: I hope the Michael Jackson incident makes a huge change in the medical field. I have a family member with a similar addiction, if one doctor won’t give it to her, she’ll find one that does. It’s really bad.

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