It’s been a week since TEDMED’s farewell to the Kennedy Center, and the wires are still humming with reports, discussions and more news on the presentations and speakers — a process that will likely take us clear into TEDMED 2013. A few highlights:
From Scientific American online: Judy Stone presented “A taste of TEDMED” — both appetizer and main course — and med student Ilana Yurkiewicz comments on Jacob Scott’s TEDMED talk: Is medical school admission squashing creativity?
From the Huffington Post: How TEDMED “groupinspire” could change the world.
Rock Health wrote about rocking TEDMED.
Dave deBronkart of e-patients.net posted a video of his brief interview with Ben Goldacre on positive bias in research publishing, and what that means for doctors — and patients — seeking sound evidence-based medicine.