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	Herb World News Online · NEJM Response
		NEJM Statement: [case studies published by NEJM are anecdotal but are "well-documented" while] anecdotes about alternative remedies (usually published in books and magazines for the public) have no such documentation and are considered sufficient in themselves as support for therapeutic claims.
		NEJM Statement: Alternative medicine also distinguishes itself by an ideology that largely ignores biologic mechanisms, often disparages modern science, and relies on what are purported to be ancient practices and natural remedies.
		NEJM Statement: They may contain the substances listed on the label in the amounts claimed, but they need not, and there is no one to prevent their sale if they don't.
	www.herbs.org /current/nejmresponse.html (1807 words)

	CME Home -- The New England Journal of Medicine
		The NEJM Weekly CME Program offers one-credit-hour exams based on specific articles in the New England Journal of Medicine as each issue is published.
		The NEJM Review CME Program offers 50-credit-hour exams based on selected articles from the previous 6-month volume of the New England Journal of Medicine.
		Exams are scheduled for March and September of each year.
	cme.nejm.org (98 words)

	NEJM -- Terms and Conditions for Use (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Materials published in NEJM and on NEJM Online are the result of research and/or contribution by independent individuals or organizations.
		NEJM Online is intended for educational, research, and reference purposes only.
		The use of NEJM Online, these Terms and Conditions, and all actions contemplated by these Terms and Conditions shall be governed by the laws of the United States of America and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as if these Terms and Conditions were an agreement wholly entered into and wholly performed within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
	intl-content.nejm.org /misc/terms.shtml (657 words)

	The Scientist :: NEJM seeking stem cell papers, Jul. 23, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In an editorial published July 17, New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) Editor Jeffrey M. Drazen pledged to give stem cell research a prominent place in the journal's pages.
		Both JAMA and NEJM have recently initiated "bench to bedside" columns aimed at the translational process, she observed.
		Drazen predicts that many of the articles that may be submitted to NEJM as a result of his stem cell summons will come from foreign institutions, and he hopes that prominent reporting of other countries' taking the lead in such an important field of research will generate more pressure for lifting of stem cell restrictions.
	www.biomedcentral.com /news/20030723/03 (585 words)

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		As it happens, in the three years prior to that (1975- 1977), Vancouver averaged 23 homicides per year, one-eighth involving handguns, (Ref. 2) and in the seven years of the NEJM article there were 29 homicides per year, one-eigth involving handguns.
		There is no measure of: the differences in the number of law enforcement officers; their aggressiveness in making arrests for gun law violations in the two jurisdictions; arrest rates for other offenses; conviction rates; actual sentences imposed for gun-related crimes, violent crimes without guns, or gun law violations; or incarceration rates.
		The Centers for Disease Control, which funded the "study," editorially praised the paper, (Ref. 9) saying it "applied scientific methods to examine a focus of contention between advocates of stricter regulation of firearms, particularly handguns." There is nothing in the paper which could possibly be mistaken for "scientific methods" by a sociologists or criminologists.
	www.rkba.org /research/nejm/nejm-objections (4151 words)

	Medical Experts Dispute Findings in NEJM Study (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2, 1996 -- Independent mental health experts question the validity of a study in the October 3 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine that examines the safety of the antidepressant Prozac(R) (fluoxetine hydrochloride) in pregnant women.
		The preponderance of data from all other independent published studies that examined the use of Prozac during pregnancy contradict the NEJM conclusions that Prozac can cause minor malformations or premature births.
		Among the factors acknowledged in NEJM as study limitations were other medications, tobacco and alcohol usage and age of participants and improper comparison groups.
	www.pslgroup.com /dg/ccee.htm (666 words)

	NEJM's New Look - PharmExec
		But, NEJM is taking steps beforehand to alert readers and advertisers to the change.
		The organization is running a campaign drawing attention to the new look in the journal, in physician and trade publications, in convention and medical meeting promotions, and in the table of contents e-mailed to physicians each week.
		NEJM executives collaborated with Helfand/Drentlel and Pentagram Design to develop the new look.
	www.pharmexec.com /pharmexec/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=36724 (360 words)

	NEJM - Reader Information
		Owned and operated by the Massachusetts Medical Society, NEJM enjoys complete editorial independence, unfettered by association or commercial interest, which is why physicians trust and depend on NEJM.
		Unlike the vast majority of medical publications, NEJM is a paid-subscription journal.
		NEJM is cited more often in scientific and popular literature than any other medical journal
	www.nejmadsales.org /overview/readerinfo.html (329 words)

	Next Generation: An Introduction to Medicine and Clinical Research
		In their age group, medical school students suffer the highest rates of depression, with one-fourth of first and second year students at UCSF claiming to be depressed.
		There is a growing demand amongst college students for increased and more casual access to stimulants and antidepressant drugs such as those commonly used to treat ADHD and depression.
		All content referencing the New England Journal of Medicine is copyrighted property of the NEJM and the Massachusetts Medical Society.
	www.nextgenmd.org (818 words)

	About CME -- The New England Journal of Medicine
		The NEJM Weekly CME Program is a convenient way to fulfill your CME requirements while learning important information about the latest advances in medicine.
		Individuals who do not subscribe to the NEJM may purchase exams at the full rate of $15 per exam.
		The Massachusetts Medical Society designates each NEJM Weekly CME program for a maximum of 1 category 1 credit toward the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award.
	cme.nejm.org /misc/about.dtl (419 words)

	NEJM Editorials Rebuke Dietary Supplement Industry
		BOSTON--A veritable bashing of the dietary supplement industry was delivered in the Dec. 19 issue of The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) (www.nejm.org).
		The gist of the three articles was that the dietary supplement industry is not well-regulated under the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA), herbal remedies may pose health risks, and good manufacturing practices (GMPs) are not in place to guarantee quality assurance.
		These articles clearly show that NEJM has abdicated any sense of responsibility to conduct peer analysis on issues related to regulation.
	www.naturalproductsinsider.com /articles/311news2.html (1895 words)

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		Byrne, TN Spinal Cord Compression from Epidural Metastases NEJM 327:614-619, 1992 Cramer, SC et al Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and the CNS Neurology 46:19-25, 1996
		Daniel, WG and Mugge, A Transeophageal Echocardiography NEJM 332:1268-1279, 1995
		Guze, BH and Baxter, LR Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome NEJM 313:163-166, 1985
	www.neurosurgery-neff.com /references.html (8235 words)

	PNHP NEJM For Profit Hospitals
		The editorial also notes that substantial prior research confirms that for-profit hospitals are 3 to11 percent more expensive and spend more on overhead and administration while hiring fewer nurses, providing less charity care, and providing patients with fewer hospital days than not-for-profit facilities.
		For example, two recent studies have found death rates 6 to 7 percent lower at private non-profit hospitals and 25 percent lower at teaching hospitals than at for-profit facilities.
		Copies of the editorial ("When Money is the Mission - The High Costs of Investor Owned Care," NEJM, August 5, 1999) and study ("The Association Between For-Profit Hospital Ownership and Increased Medicare Spending," NEJM, August 5, 1999) are available from PNHP at (312) 554-0382 or pnhp@aol.com.
	cthealth.server101.com /pnhp_nejm_for_profit_hospitals.htm (758 words)

	The New England Journal of Medicine: Website Survey
		If you have used the NEJM web site for searching, how often are you able to find what you're looking for?
		Do you have free access to the NEJM online through: a health care facility, medical school, hospital library, an employer, or some other online source?
		On a scale of one to six, where 1 is the worst possible function, and 6 is the best possible function, please rate the NEJM web site in each of the following categories:
	survey.nejm.org /NEJM032005WEB/nejm_web_survey_0305.htm?Sguest+memno (512 words)

	Physician Jobs from the NEJM CareerCenter
		Looking for a new physician job is a job in itself.
		The NEJM CareerCenter makes the process a lot easier.
		At the Career Center, you can search for physician jobs, apply for physician jobs online using your own CV and cover letters, and keep track of the status of your applications.
	www.nejmjobs.org (157 words)

	Audio Version of the New England Journal of Medicine
		Clinical Research Update: A Summary of the NEJM for June 16, 2005
		For each audio file, how appropriate is the level of detail?
		How appropriate is the voice for each of the audio files?
	survey.nejm.org /NEJM0605Audio/AudioCountry.htm (217 words)

	NEJM - The New England Journal of Medicine
		NEJM - The New England Journal of Medicine
		The NEJM is owned and published by the
		NEJM is the online equivalent of The New England Journal of
	ds.datastarweb.com /ds/products/datastar/sheets/nejm.htm (726 words)

	NEJM Studies Support Atkins Diet Claims
		PHILADELPHIATwo studies out of Philadelphia, among the first to examine the health effects of a low-carb/high-protein diet for longer than 90 days, found patients on the diet lost more weight and kept it off compared to individuals on a more traditional low-fat weight-loss plan.
		Published in the May 22 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) (http://content.nejm.org), the studies provide a measure of credibility for the diet popularized by the late Robert C. Atkins, M.D., and dismissed as unhealthy by many mainstream nutrition organizations.
		In the first study (348:2074-81), researchers led by Frederick F. Samaha, M.D., from the Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Medical Center, assigned 132 severely obese subjects to a carbohydrate-restricted diet or a calorie- and fat-restricted diet.
	www.naturalproductsinsider.com /articles/371news4.html (570 words)

	NEJM Clinical Practice
		This is a partial table of contents for these articles and other NEJM review articles.
		The list on this page is not meant to be exhuastive, but may help illustrate the range of article available.
		N Engl J Med [TA] OR NEJM [TA] <== NEJM only
	md-jd.info /nejm.html (912 words)

	bedside.org
		A 1997 review article is helpful [1], and can be accessed free online (just register with NEJM).
		A European study found music relieved post-op pain and lowered a stress parameter, serum cortisol [1].
		A 22-year old woman with sickle cell and develops acute chest syndrome, bone infarction, embolisms to the lungs, and respiratory failure [2].
	www.bedside.org (1473 words)

	Medical World Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The NEJM has published a few articles on this subject by early release.
		We urge the family to read them and listen to the audio interview with Dr. Timothy Quill.
		More search tools, news, dictionary, directories, encyclopedia, research databases, NEJM articles, drug information, search for a doctor, etc etc are available to MWSearch members.
	www.mwsearch.com (4673 words)

	U.S. nursing shortage continues to affect patients: NEJM
		U.S. nursing shortage continues to affect patients: NEJM
		Peter Buerhaus is co-author of the NEJM study.
		A study linking nurse staffing and patient outcomes that was released a year ago by a Vanderbilt University School of Nursing researcher is gaining significant support, especially since its appearance in the New England Journal of Medicine this month.
	www.mc.vanderbilt.edu /reporter?ID=2121 (662 words)

	The New England Journal of Medicine: Research & Review Articles on Diseases & Clinical Practice
		The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) is a weekly general medical journal that publishes new medical research findings, review articles, and editorial opinion on a wide variety of topics of importance to biomedical science and clinical practice.
		NEJM Online contains both the current issue and an online archive that can be accessed through browsing, advanced searching, or collections by disease or topic.
		Subscriber services include PDA content access, PowerPoint downloads, and continuing medical education (CME).
	content.nejm.org (658 words)

	Technorati Tag: NEJM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Posts tagged NEJM in the last 256 days
		A tag is like a subject or category.
		To contribute to this page, just post to your blog and include this code.
	www.technorati.com /tag/NEJM (301 words)

	Author.Eprint.Archives: Arnold Relman's NEJM Editorial about NI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Author.Eprint.Archives: Arnold Relman's NEJM Editorial about NI Arnold Relman's NEJM Editorial about NIH/E-biomed
		Maybe reply: Phelps, Charles: "Re: Arnold Relman's NEJM Editorial about NIH/E-biomed"
		This is a reply to Arnold Relman's much-cited NEJM critique of the
	www.cogsci.soton.ac.uk /%7Eharnad/Hypermail/Author.Eprint.Archives/0019.html (2724 words)

	Racial Health Disparities Lessen in Some Areas, Grow in Others, NEJM Studies Indicate, USA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Racial Health Disparities Lessen in Some Areas, Grow in Others, NEJM Studies Indicate, USA
		While some improvements have been made in health care equality among fl and white U.S. residents, significant disparities remain for fl patients, including less access to operations, tests, medications and other treatments, according to three studies published Thursday in the...
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	www.medicalnewstoday.com /medicalnews.php?newsid=29339&nfid=mnf (983 words)

	The New England Journal of Medicine -- CME Tour
		Discover the ease of the Weekly Online CME Program
		Test your comprehension and increase your depth of understanding on NEJM articles you're already reading.
		Get immediate feedback — no waiting for results.
	cme.nejm.org /misc/weeklytour.dtl (225 words)

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