Top Posts
Here is the list of my best works, my most visited and mentioned posts. Enjoy it!
The posts I’m most proud of:
- 7 Tips: How to track the information you need!
- Live Blogging Today: First Medical Simulation in Second Life!
- Mendel’s Garden #17: Blog Carnival of Genetics
- Genetically Naked?
- 7 Tips: How to be up-to-date in genetics/genomics?
- 10 Tips: how to search for genetic conditions
- 10 Tips for How to Use Web 2.0 in Medicine
- Top 10: Virtual Medical Sites in Second Life!
- Towards a World without Genetic Diseases
- Gene Genie: a Famous Blog Carnival’s Sixth Issue
- PTC124, a Drug Against Genetic Diseases: Overview
- Why to work in Wikipedia: I’ve been mentioned in Nature Medicine
- Gene Genie: The First Issue
- Open access and the future of medical journalism
- Pompe disease, a rare but important genetic condition
- Fighting cancer with video games
- Nutrigenomics, your genome’s desire
- Neonatal screening in the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis
The most popular posts:
- Kidney Stones and Photography?
- 10 Tips for How to Acquire a Disease
- No comment: Accidental condom inhalation
- A miraculous blogstory: how to get 120,000 visitors in one day?
- House M.D., quotes, research and a weird video
- Pregnancy and giant babies by sculptor Ron Mueck
- A crowded womb: 4D Ultrasound
- The cause of Beethoven’s deafness
- Male pregnancy and lactation?
- The Genetics of Santa Claus
- The Body Baker
- The weirdest medical mysteries of 2006
- Exploding head syndrome
- The youngest mother ever
- Famous Insomniacs
- Choosing genetic defects?
- Foreign accent syndrome
- What to buy for Christmas?
- Guinness medical marvels
I would like to share with your readers an spectalur event in Medicine. I also would like your help in searching if there is any other expereince like ours.
In Brazil in december 1969 it was performed a Live donation kideny transplant between a sister to he brother.
In Latin America we guarantee that Oswaldo Pinto d Cunha is longest Live-donated Kidney trasnplant survival.
He received a kideny from his sister 37 years ago. Average renal graft survival is 12 years. Oswaldo died 5 days ago of complications of diverticulitis,at 70 years of age. His donated kidney functioned extremely well for 37 years.
Find attached the news in Portuguese published on National Papers in Brazil.
We would like contributions on this subject to confirm if this is a world record. Thanks Dr. Eduardo Tavora erftavora@yahoo.com.br
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And here are my personal favorites from your list:
Kidney Stones and Photography – the photos are really amazing but really scary.
Accidental condom inhalation – this one was really funny.
Fighting Cancer with Video Games – this post struck me as I’m really sensitive when it comes to children with cancer.