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“First time listener to the podcast. Like the in depth analysis. E D seems like a very convenient entity/excuse for police to use that in their report (BTW How can a human exhibit “superhuman” qualities?) If that is really a “thing,” if a person were to be exhibiting that behavior, and the police did not intervene (i.e) put a knee on the person’s neck, would the person still have died?”
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“Thanks Dr.Milne for taking a huge leap forward in fast tracking the trickle down of knowledge transfer and the critical review of oft-times antiquated modes of 'traditionally' managing common issues. Straight forward, to the point, insightful and time efficient in putting out individualized...”Read full review »
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“Very helpful for aspiring Emergency Room physicians!”
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10/04/12
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“If you're into emergency medicine and/or evidence based medicine, this is one of the best podcasts out there!
Ken Milne not only makes great reviews of EM topics from an EBM stand point, but he also makes it entertaining.
A must see!”Read full review »
Umanamd via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/07/13
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