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NEJM Resident 360: Clinical pearls: How did the alpha-gal syndrome come to light? Is alpha-gal syndrome seen outside the United States?
NEJM Journal Watch: Urine concentration should be taken into consideration when evaluating samples for possible infection in children. Find out more at the second link below.
NEJM CareerCenter:
Cardiology: Nuvance Health, formerly known as Western Connecticut Health, is seeking a full-time Chief of Cardiac Surgery to join its long-established program at Danbury Hospital in Danbury, Connecticut.
Rheumatology: University of Florida’s Department of Medicine is seeking a rheumatologist; responsibilities will include patient care in the inpatient and outpatient settings as well as supervision/teaching of rheumatology fellows, residents, and medical students.
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NEJM Resident 360 clinical pearls (Free)
NEJM Journal Watch summary (Free)
NEJM CareerCenter cardiology listing (Free)
NEJM CareerCenter rheumatology listing (Free)