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MBE em Foco - Volume 9, Issue 17

Acreditamos na PREVENTção da superestimação do risco cardiovascular

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 41

Top 10 EBM Focus Articles of 2023

MBE em Foco - Volume 9, Issue 16

Graças! Hidrocortisona é útil para a pneumonia grave

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 40

Decolonizing Nursing Homes One Chlorhexidine Bath at a Time

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 39

We Believe in PREVENTing Overestimation of Cardiovascular Risk

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 38

Weight-Adjusted Waist Circumference: A Precise Predictor of Hypertension?

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 37

Giving Thanks: Hydrocortisone Is Helpful for Severe Pneumonia

MBE em Foco - Volume 9, Issue 15

Paxlovid previne COVID longa

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 36

Tongxinluo, a Traditional Chinese Remedy for STEMIs: Opening Hearts and Minds?

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 35

Pip, Pip-Tazo: Slightly Safer Than Cefepime

MBE em Foco - Volume 9, Issue 14

Rastreamentos de cânceres: têm poder para reduzir as mortes em 10 anos?

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 34

Oral Phenylephrine for Nasal Congestion: You Can Stuff It.

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 33

Pitavasatin Offers Greater Than Expected Benefit for Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Events in Patients With HIV

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 32

MIND Your Peas and Quinoa — It’s Difficult to Prove That a Specific Diet Prevents Conditions Like Dementia

MBE em Foco - Volume 9, Issue 13

Meça duas vezes, mas use o manguito certo

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 31

Paxlovid Prevents Long-COVID

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 30

Cancer Screening: Limited Power to Reduce Death at 10 Years?

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 29

You’re Not Hallucinating: Psilocybin Is a Viable Treatment Option for MDD

MBE em Foco - Volume 9, Issue 12

Quando começar o rastreamento para câncer de mama: o diabo mora nos detalhes

EBM Focus - Volume 18, Issue 28

“Hazardous Drinking” Behavior Among Cancer Survivors: Cause, Effect, or Innocent Bystander?