Disseminated infection after deceased donor liver transplantation: A case report.

This case demonstrates the significance, and ongoing relevance of mycobacterial infections, especially in patients who have recently been started on immunosuppression.

An Exploration of Residents' Implicit Biases Towards Depression-a Pilot Study.

Background: Implicit attitudes are outside of conscious awareness and are thought to affect automatic responses outside of one's deliberate control, with the potential to impact physician-patient relationships.

Objective: To measure the nature and extent of implicit biases towards depression in internal medicine and psychiatry residents.

Design: Descriptive and comparative study.

Internal Medicine Residents' Attitudes Toward Simulated Depressed Cardiac Patients During an Objective Structured Clinical Examination: A Randomized Study.

Background: Physician biases toward mental conditions such as depression have been shown to adversely affect medical outcomes.

Objective: To explore the relationship between residents' explicit bias toward depressed patients and their clinical skills on a cardiac case during an objective structured clinical exam (OSCE).

Design: Prospective parallel randomized controlled study.