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ecg-icon — Clerkship is organized around core pathophysiologic topics and is structured in response to the specific goals of medical student education.

ecg-icon — Weekly Curriculum is a weekly email-based curriculum that tracks resident progress through the use of clinical cases and board style multiple choice questions, which target key areas in training.

ecg-icon — Board Prep provides time-pressed senior residents with a convenient means of measuring and sharpening knowledge in their specialty, with the goal of preparing for the written Boards.

ecg-icon — We offer group access to libraries and institutions including the option of CME.

ecg-icon — Earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ credits through our CME accreddiation in line with all new ACCME requirements

Scientific American™ Medical Specialty Resources

Scientific American™ databases will each encompass all of Decker's lifelong learning tools. Rollover and click the products above for more information.

Decker Blog

New Functional Map of the Human Brain
They have mapped 180 areas in each hemisphere. Even more may emerge as the work is extended.

Pop Open the Champagne! A New Therapy to Slow Diabetic Kidney Disease
Diabetes mellitus is in epidemic proportions around the world. A leading complication is diabetic kidney disease, which accounts, at least in the Western Hemisphere, for over 40% of all patients currently undergoing renal replacement therapy. Many therapies have been tried to slow progression of diabetic kidney disease, without much success.

Medicine: What’s New This Week
What’s new in Scientific American Medicine this week: Cholinergic Toxicity, Drugs of Abuse, Caustics, Psychoactive Medications

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