Case Report: The Biggest Bladder Stone You’ll Ever See

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Enjoy your bi-weekly dose of all things medical – welcome to our English newsletter! Case Report: The Biggest Bladder Stone You’ll Ever See Sometimes, doctors have to go on a long and tedious journey to identify the cause of their patient’s symptoms. But sometimes, the cause is the size of a large grapefruit. more Obese And Depressed – Coincidence? Obese patients are more likely to develop depressive symptoms – true or false? A recent study investigates the relationship between both conditions and finds surprising results, especially for women. more Healthy Sleep = Healthy Heart? Do your patients get the recommended 7 to 9 hours of sleep per night? If they don’t, their risk for cardiovascular events might increase. Harvard Investigator Shady Abohashem explains why sleep is so important for our bodies and hearts. more “Punch-Drunk Slugnuts”: The Medical Language Of Violence What does language have to do with underestimating medical conditions? A whole lot. Read here how “punch drunk” evolved from a derogatory term to being the namesake of chronic head trauma – and why it’s important for medicine today. more Tell us what you think! We'd love to hear your thoughts and suggestions. Email us: [email protected] Imprint Media data Unsubscribe You are receiving this email because you have subscribed to DocCheck News.