Epilepsy EEG academic/fellowships
Hello all,
its been a while since someone post about the topic
I was curious how will you rank the following places for a EEG/academic fellowship
-Hopkins
-NIH
-Duke
-Emory
-Yale
-UT-Southwestern
-UT-San Antonio
-Baylor
Thank you so much for all your input! (Source: Student Doctor Network)
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This is the stupidity we have to deal with. No wonder so many physicians with epileptic patients "swear" the generics don't work as well in the face of actual controlled studies.
At some point, the nocebo effect needs to be addressed in a major way. And making brand names illegal should be at the top of the list. The concept of "generic" not having anything to do with actual quality is too much for the general public to handle. (Source: Student Doctor Network Forums)
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