IV Acetaminophen: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
Price hike drives IV Acetaminophen out of reach for emergency medicine – right where it…
Price hike drives IV Acetaminophen out of reach for emergency medicine – right where it…
Part of a series: Click here to read ‘Resolution 11: Why ACEP Needs to Censure…
Part of a series: Click here to read ‘We Hereby Resolve: Dispatches from the 2015…
Once again, the ACEP Scientific Assembly offered a veritable playland of medical gadgets and gizmos.…
On October 16th, the FDA approved the use of idarucizumab (Praxbind®), a monoclonal antibody developed…
The Free Open Access Medical Education (FOAMed) movement is upon us. For the uninitiated, FOAMed…
‘Tis better to give than receive . . . and giving is even sweeter when…
Brian Zink’s History of Emergency Medicine Last time, I covered the move toward organization of…
Increasing visits by patients with behavioral issues raise emergency department concerns. Is the answer to build…
Despite common practice, epinephrine may speed up onset and prolong the effects of anesthesia If…