Winter Shorts #4 - The Backlog
from Bedside Rounds Hosted by Adam Rodman, MD, MPH, FACP
Did Hippocrates call consults for chest pain? Were there specialists in black bile? Where does our poetic terminology for heart and lung sounds come from? Is there a historical parallel for #MedTwitter? I've fallen off the bus with #AdamAnswers, so in this month's episode I'm playing catch up on many of the amazing questions you guys send me with the first Winter Short (#spoileralert -- not actually short) -- the Backlog!
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