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Revision as of 10:51, 22 July 2017
The New England Journal of Medicine (also known as NEJM or the Journal) is an online and print publication dedicated to medical issues surrounding Boston area sports teams, particularly the Red Sox and Patriots. The latest issue, like previous issues, studies Big Papi, Tom Brady, and Rob Gronkowski.[1][2][3] On February 8, 2017, the Journal celebrated the Patriots' fifth Super Bowl win by replacing their logo with a picture of Bill Belichick.[4]
Recent News
On July 7, 2017, the New England Journal of Medicine released their inaugural Swimsuit 2017 edition featuring Kate Upton as both the cover and the Image of the Month. If all goes well, sales in the Journal should increase by 5,000,000,000% over the next 2 weeks.[5]
Other Top-Notch Sources
- Literature
- New England Birthday Card of Medicine
- Nightingale Pledge
- PubeMed
- UpToDate
- What is the longest journal article title in the literature?
References
- Jump up ↑ Respiratory Therapist Tom Brady Fired for Underinflating ET Tubes (Gomerblog)
- Jump up ↑ NFL Grants Seahawks’ Team Physician Access to Randomly Check Brady’s Balls (Gomerblog)
- Jump up ↑ New England Urologists Being Investigated for Deflated Balls (Gomerblog)
- Jump up ↑ New England Journal Replaces Logo with Pic of Bill Belichick (Gomerblog)
- Jump up ↑ Kate Upton on Cover of New England Journal’s Swimsuit Issue (Gomerblog)
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