A skeptical but not cynical view of scientific evidence
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Industry vs Non-Industry Funding for Science
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Dr Holly Morgan is cardiologist and researcher in the UK and was an author on one of the best cardiology trials of our time—the REVIVED BCIS2 trial.
Dr Sunil Rao is a cardiologist and researcher who has pu...
Some Year End Things and A Pro-Tip
Here’s another update of things I’ve worked on.
My year end review of top cardiovascular stories is up over at TheHeart.org | Medscape Cardiology. We learnt quite a bit in 2025.
- Two trials suggested less-is-more when it comes to com...
What I believe in Medicine
Dr. Bryan Vartabedian has a great post on 75 things he believes about medicine. Do read it. There are many gems. Bryan and I started our careers at about the same time.
Stop and Think is a reader-supported publication. To receive new post...
A Fall Update of My Work Outside of the EP Lab
The mornings in Louisville have grown colder. Our 5 AM thumper of a 40-mile bike ride has given way to the indoor trainer. My brain has more time to write and think in the early mornings.
Here is review of my writing, podcasting and academ...
Medical evidence should not be too technical for doctors
I debated two key opinion leaders last week. I will tell you topic later; it doesn’t matter for what I want to argue now.
In both debates, my academic colleagues did not focus on the evidence underpinning the procedure. They mentioned evi...
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