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EPISODE · May 9, 2012 · 43 MIN

Pt Blog Review, GI Bleeding, Bipolar Disorder, FM Daily Fare

from The Dr Synonymous Show · host A Patrick Jonas

Health Care blog review and discussion, starting with patient blogs, Medical Mojave, Brass and Ivory featuring Arthritis Awareness Month with a link to ZAZZLE for the 1000 hands poster information.  http://www.brassandivory.org/2012/05/arthritis-awareness-month-show-us-your.html.  Next, Dr Synonymous reviews posts of two of his cyberfriends: SeaSpray and Dr Fatty Finds Fitness. Next is the  physician blog of Dr Kenny Lin (Common Sense Family Doctor) about the Health Policy Fellowship in the Department of Family Medicine at Georgetown University.  Dr Jonas then reviews the web site of The Robert Graham Center which includes impressive data about Family Medicine and Primary Care in American communities.  Two American Family Physician articles from the March 1, 2012 issue are reviewed, including Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding and Bipolar Disorder: A Review.  This is followed by Dr Jonas/Synonymous commenting on his Dr Synonymous post about Life in Family Medicine. Then Goodnight, til next week.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-dr-synonymous-show--6530014/support.

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