Every other month or so, I post a list of my top 5 favorite posts since the preceding "best of" list on this blog, for those of you who have only recently started reading Common Sense Family Doctor or don't read it regularly. Here are my favorites from late March, April and May:
1) Incidentalomas: reasons to think twice about getting a CT scan (4/24/11)
2) Low-value health care: coronary CT screening in Texas (3/25/11)
3) Partnering with community health workers for better primary care (5/3/11)
4) Genetic guilt and disease susceptibility testing in kids (5/19/11)
5) "Overdiagnosed" and the paradox of cancer survivorship (4/12/11)
If you have a personal favorite that isn't on this list, please let me know. As always, thank you for reading!
About Me
- kennylin
- I am a board-certified Family Physician and Public Health consultant practicing in Lancaster, PA. I am also Deputy Editor of the journal American Family Physician and teach residents and medical students at Lancaster General Health / Penn Medicine Family Medicine Residency program. I am paid to provide independent editorial and medical consulting services to the American Academy of Family Physicians, WebMD, and others. However, the content of this blog reflects my personal views only, and does not represent the views of any medical institution, publisher, or the AAFP.
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