Your NEJM Group Today: Injuries from Less-Lethal Weapons During Protests / Newer Treatments for Myasthenia Gravis / Urology & Surgery Opportunities

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New England Journal of Medicine: Correspondence: In this analysis involving patients treated in Minnesota during protests after George Floyd's death, 89 patients were identified who had been injured by less-lethal weapons (45 by projectiles, including rubber bullets; 32 by chemical irritants; and 12 by both). A substantial number of patients sustained serious injuries, including injuries to the head and neck.

NEJM Journal Watch: The Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America has released updated consensus-based recommendations on managing myasthenia gravis.

NEJM CareerCenter:

• Urology: Catholic Health Services of Long Island, New York, is seeking a urologist to join its rapidly growing urology service line.

• Surgery: Crozer Health Medical Group in Pennsylvania has a full-time opportunity at a 370-bed tertiary care community teaching hospital for a Chief of Trauma Surgery to lead a group of five acute care surgeons.