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Category Archives: Editorial
A Personal Note
I have recently been pretty active on this blog. Today, I have changed the design and hope that my readers will find it much better readable. My two main topics so far have been the situation in Iran way before … Continue reading
Medical Information Transfer into Practice in the 21st Century: A Revolution
Advance! Advance! We advance. We advance. Can we advance? Can we advance? Can we? Can we? Henry Cow 1980 [1] When having recently been asked to write an op-ed, I was wondering whether the above could be a good … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Editorial
Tagged Dentistry, evidence based medicine, evidence based practice
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Another Expat’s View
Expats’ views are different. I have noticed that new sensibilities and sensitivities may emerge after emigration. That will undoubtedly lead to an increased awareness of bad conditions here and elsewhere. Having recently moved from one extreme to another my main … Continue reading
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