Truth in health or show-biz fluff?
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Advertising↗
Biomedical subjects
L DeBakey
Publications and source records attributed to L DeBakey.
Big government and hospital care: prescription for disaster.
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Cost Control↗
Journal usage under attack.
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Periodicals as Topic↗
Medicant: nothing hinders communication as much as words--when they are used badly or incorrectly.
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Communication↗
The art of persuasion: logic and language in proposal writing.
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Authorship↗
Letter: Who purple-xed the Debakeys' s?
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Periodicals as Topic↗
Letter: Impartial, signed reviews.
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Writing↗
Muddy medical writing: is the culprit "bad grammar," technologic terminology, committee authorship, or undisciplined reasoning.
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Medicine↗
Ethics and etiquette in biomedical communication.
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Letter: Up with excellence.
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Education, Medical↗
Editorial: Editorial ethics.
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Ethics, Medical↗
Rewriting and the by-line: is the author the writer?
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Medical gobbledygook and writer's gookledygobb.
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Attitude to Health↗
A tribute: Oscar Creech Jr., MD.
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Cardiac Surgical Procedures↗
[The fictional physician-scientist of nineteenth-century America: Herman Melville].
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History, 19th Century↗
Verbal eccentricities in scientific writing.
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Humans↗