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One dose or two?This study looks at clinical outcomes after dexamethasone for pediatric asthma exacerbations and asks a ...
01/27/2026

One dose or two?

This study looks at clinical outcomes after dexamethasone for pediatric asthma exacerbations and asks a question many of us face at discharge.

Read the full article at annemergmed.com

The February issue of Annals of Emergency Medicine is here! ✨New research and perspectives shaping emergency care today....
01/23/2026

The February issue of Annals of Emergency Medicine is here! ✨

New research and perspectives shaping emergency care today.

🔗 Read it now: https://www.annemergmed.com/current


Color isn’t just visible. It’s personal.This powerful narrative examines how color shapes identity, perception, and belo...
01/21/2026

Color isn’t just visible. It’s personal.
This powerful narrative examines how color shapes identity, perception, and belonging in medicine.

Read this Change of Shift only at www.annemergmed.com

A rash that looks common.A history that matters.A diagnosis that’s easy to miss.🤔 What would you call this?👇 Post your a...
01/14/2026

A rash that looks common.
A history that matters.
A diagnosis that’s easy to miss.

🤔 What would you call this?
👇 Post your answers in the comments.

As always, visit www.annemergmed.com for more.

A future rewritten in seconds.A powerful reminder of what survival can look like.Read this Change of Shift only at www.a...
01/05/2026

A future rewritten in seconds.
A powerful reminder of what survival can look like.

Read this Change of Shift only at www.annemergmed.com

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