Saudi joins world’s top medicos in book writing - Arab News

Source Arab News:

JUBAIL: Medical Affairs Director at the Health Services Program of the Royal Commission for Jubail (RCJ) Muhammad bin Hamad Al-Muqbil has participated in a global book about emergency medicine.
Al-Muqbil, who is a pediatrics consultant, has written a chapter in the eighth version of the book, in which he has discussed about metabolic diseases and diabetes among children.

Co-authored by a group of experts working in world’s largest hospitals and universities, the book is one of the most popular and widespread books in the field of emergency medicine and a basic reference for emergency training in all training programs in the world. There are eight versions of the book, which has been documented in the American College Library of Emergency Medicine and was distributed among most of the medical libraries on global level.

read more.......

Don't Fear the Future of Medicine - source medscpae.com

Dr Harrington: Hi. This is Bob Harrington from Stanford University. Over the course of the past year I have had the pleasure and the opportunity to interview several authors in the medical space, largely physicians who have something interesting to say about the contemporary state of medicine, healthcare, and research. Today we are going to try to wrap all of that into one discussion.
I have the pleasure today of interviewing my friend and colleague, Eric Topol. We are going to talk about Eric's new book, The Patient Will See You Now: The Future of Medicine Is in Your Hands.
What struck me, as I read this book, is the possibility of delivering not just a different type of healthcare but a better type of healthcare, largely facilitated through two strategies, one of which is smartphone technology, which we will talk about with Eric; the second is the use of analytic tools to turn the data, collected through a variety of mechanisms, into useful information...........

The source to the full interview
Link