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It’s not a physician’s job to create or program Artificial Intelligence, but the recent warnings that AI could eliminate humanity within 10 years force…
The discovery of cipepofol is important for at least one reason. Years in the future, when cipepofol is available as a generic drug and…
We're living in an era in which people are reading fewer books, and instead are watching social media, videos, streaming shows, and watching movies.…
Three-dimensional (3D) printers have the medical application of making exact replicas of human anatomy. A printer can utilize images from a patient’s MRI or…
Medical students often spend summers doing research or clerkships to increase their knowledge. Can working a blue-collar job instead offer a preferred experience regarding…
The future of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine is in your pocket, not in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR). The EMR is now universal in…
THE PITT serves up hour after hour of hectic emergency room cases, in addition to the emotional trials and tribulations of its appealing characters.…
Despite the likelihood of malpractice lawsuits, many anesthesiologists have minimal knowledge of malpractice law, how best to prevent being sued, and what to do…
In the past year a friend of an acquaintance of mine travelled from California to Switzerland and obtained enough oral medications, prescribed by a…
In this month’s issue of our specialty’s premier journal, Anesthesiology, Dr. Tjorvi Perry authored an article titled, “Standing Back: Attentive Observations from the Operating…
Numerous cases included mistakes regarding endotracheal intubation in emergent situations—specifically delayed endotracheal intubation, an erroneous choice of an alternative airway when an endotracheal intubation…
At the university hospital where I work, many residents wear hats identifying their name and their specialty, but at the private surgery centers where…