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Current Issue: Vol. 303, No. 10, March 10, 2010

The Rhinoceros
Dr DeAngelis, Editor in Chief of JAMA, summarizes and comments on this week's issue. You can also subscribe to the podcast or download the audio files.

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Original Contributions

Clinician's Corner: Clinical Crossroads

Commentaries

Editorial

  • Charting a Path From Comparative Effectiveness Funding to Improved Patient-Centered Health Care
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A Piece of My Mind

Medical News & Perspectives

  • Genomics Illuminates a Deadly Brain Cancer
    Extract | Full Text
  • Experts, Organizations Debate Whether Women in Labor Can Safely Eat and Drink
    Extract | Full Text

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Author in the Room®

Heterogeneity Is Not Always Noise

Join Frank Davidoff, MD, Wednesday, March 17, from 2 to 3 PM ET.  Sign up for the free teleconference at the IHI Web site.

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Kinship and Pathology in King Tutankhamun's Family

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View royal mummies and explore new evidence identifying relationships in Tutankhamun's family. Read the article by Zahi Hawass, PhD, and coauthors.

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CALL FOR PAPERS:

2010 Theme Issue on Aging

JAMA will devote a special theme issue to aging in October 2010. Submission deadline: April 15, 2010.



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