HOT OFF THE PRESS!

Here you go, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls! It’s today’s fresh, crisp Medical Examiner. And it’s even crisper than the print version. “Why?” you, the reader, ask. Because we usually spot any number of pesky typos after we send it to the printer. That means the digital version is what we call “typo lite.” (FDA approval pending) So crack …

The latest issue!

Seriously. The very latest issue. Thanks to alert reader Ann (and un-alert publisher Dan) last week’s Medical Examiner has been posted only at Issuu.com (www.issuu.com/medicalexaminer), not here. Ladies and gentlemen, there is one word for that: Duh! And so, without further ado, here is the latest issue – ever. PS: For the record, the Examiner, in more than 150 issues, …

Fire up the iPad!

It’s the latest Medical Examiner full of, well, if not chocolatey goodness, at least a lot of tasty articles that encourage and promote health and wellness. And we’re not suggesting you live on celery, either. No, we even have a feature article about the benefits of snacks. So go ye forth and read, cover to cover. Just click on the …

Today’s Examiner:

Want an extra reason to pore over the pages of this issue (this Issuu)? We can’t find the Mystery Word on any of the copies we’ve looked at, and we know exactly where it is. It’s a printing press thing. It happens sometimes. The online version, on the other hand, is always infinitely clean and crisp, and you can enlarge …

The digital examiner

No, sorry. That came out wrong. It’s the electronic Medical Examiner, hot off the press and onto your waiting screen. What’s good reading this time? Are you trying to make sense of healthcare reform? Tune to page 2 every issue for an education from expert Russell Head. If humor is your cup of tea (with a twist of health and …

Ides of March Issue!

Prefer to read the Examiner online? Here’s the goods. And while we’re at it, happy Match Day! Open publication – Free publishing – More health

2:15:13

It’s a 3rd Friday, meaning the Internet’s Most Salubrious Blog has a date with Augusta’s Most Salubrious Newspaper. Man. Couldn’t this have happened yesterday? This issue begins with a suspenseful tale with a classic pulp fiction illustration and a pulsating conclusion that will hopefully have your heart pounding. Other highlights: the irrepressible Bad Billy Laveau; Helen Blocker-Adams; medical student columnist …

NIKKI WHITE’S STORY

This week’s Medical Examiner has a column by 2nd year MCG medical student Ross Everett, the only man alive who uses the word “indubitably.” But if we overlook that (and I’m sure we can if we try), he makes some excellent points about healthcare reform, with Exhibit A being people like Nikki White. Take just a few moments to watch …

This is our 150th issue!

And people say the Medical Examiner doesn’t look a day over 100. Run your fingers lightly across your screen right now. Feels almost like glass, doesn’t it? That’s exactly what this week’s Examiner feels like. We’re using a new printery: better paper, improved printing, less ink on your fingers. Of course, the paper and ink are merely the vehicle. The …