Why we should let "evidence-based medicine" rest in peace.

The horse is dead: let myofascial pain syndrome rest in peace.

We share the disquiet of Leano and Kalauokalani [1] regarding section 33 of the recently revised IASP Core Curriculum [2] entitled Muscle and Myofascial Pain. It is clear that this section was written by devotees of “myofascial pain syndrome,” as indeed about half of the three pages of content refers to that construct and its beloved “trigger points.” Asmuch space again in the chapter consists ...

On Why the United States Should Not Attack Iran: A Conservative, Evangelical Christian Response

In the midst of American intervention in Afghanistan and Iraq, and in the aftermath of the presidential election in Iran, support for American involvement in Iran has increased in some circles. In this piece, our desire is to give a conservative, evangelical Christian response to why America should not support any military action against Iran. A position advocated by many of us is “Just War.” I...

The Transcendent Family in the Shadow of Fulfillment of Emotional Rights

The family is the only inborn, natural, irreplaceable and eternal human institution. The primary reason for the emersion for all social institutions and organizations was the establishment and consolidation of families. The family is the most sacred institution of universe because the merciful Creator has based the philosophy of creation for all the wonders of existence, on parity. This is why ...

5G Technology: Why Should We Expect a shift from RF-Induced Brain Cancers to Skin Cancers?

Effect of evidence based medicine training in the quality of journal clubs: A road to evidence based journal clubs

  Introduction: Journal clubs play an important role in teaching Evidence Based Medicine (EBM). Evidence based journal clubs focus on real problems of the group, and set a minimum level of evidence for articles to be presented, and in the end a clinical bottom line is set to be used in the daily clinical practice. In this article, we have explained our experience in r...