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

Enjoy your bi-weekly dose of all things medical – welcome to our English newsletter! [DocCheck] [DocCheck News] [Megaphone icon] 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: feedback_news@doccheck.com [DocCheck] [Imprint]( [Imprint]( [Media data]( [Media data]( [Unsubscribe]( [Unsubscribe]( You are receiving this email because you have subscribed to DocCheck News.