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Michael J. Bloch, MD
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COVID-19 Infection Is Associated With High Rates of New-Onset Hypertension
10/19/2015
Michael J. Bloch, MD
Previous reports have suggested that mean blood pressure (BP) increased during the early years of the COVID-19 pandemic across the United States.1 There have been many hypotheses regarding why–including...
10/19/2015
Commentary
Michael J. Bloch, MD
Commentary
COVID-19 Infection Is Associated With High Rates of New-Onset Hypertension
10/19/2015
Michael J. Bloch, MD
Previous reports have suggested that mean blood pressure (BP) increased during the early years of the COVID-19 pandemic across the United States.1 There have been many hypotheses regarding why–including...
10/19/2015
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writing
Commentary
Writing Clinic: After Submitting the Manuscript, Part 2
09/03/2015
This post details what happens after the peer-reviewer panelists reach a decision to accept an article for publication.
09/03/2015
Commentary
writing
Commentary
Writing Clinic: After Submitting the Manuscript, Part 2
09/03/2015
This post details what happens after the peer-reviewer panelists reach a decision to accept an article for publication.
09/03/2015
Commentary
writing
Commentary
Writing Clinic: After Submitting the Manuscript, Part 2
09/03/2015
This post details what happens after the peer-reviewer panelists reach a decision to accept an article for publication.
09/03/2015
Top Papers Of The Month
Top Papers Of The Month
Anti-Depressant Use During Pregnancy and Birth Outcomes
07/28/2015
In this month’s Pediatrics Top Paper, Brittany Perry, DO, writes about a study that aimed to estimate the risk of neonatal outcomes from patterns of prenatal antidepressant use.
07/28/2015
Primary Care
Primary Care
Medical Scribes: Red Ink or Revenue-sustainable Innovation?
04/22/2015
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
Summer 2014 was an anniversary I prefer to minimize. The year marked my 40-year rite of passage since medical school graduation.
04/22/2015
Primary Care
Primary Care
Medical Scribes: Red Ink or Revenue-sustainable Innovation?
04/22/2015
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
Summer 2014 was an anniversary I prefer to minimize. The year marked my 40-year rite of passage since medical school graduation.
04/22/2015
Primary Care
Primary Care
Medical Scribes: Red Ink or Revenue-sustainable Innovation?
04/22/2015
Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
Summer 2014 was an anniversary I prefer to minimize. The year marked my 40-year rite of passage since medical school graduation.
04/22/2015
new medications
new medications
Is It Finally Time to Consider a Polypill Approach to Cardiovascular Disease Risk Reduction?
03/08/2015
In this article Michael J. Bloch, MD, writes about the potential use of a polypill for cardiovascular disease prevention and discusses how the results of recent research supports the potential use in the...
03/08/2015