What does IM stand for?

Internal Medicine (journal)

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Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Job growth in internal medicine over the last fifteen years suggests that within the medical practice realm, this is one specialty that is increasing in demand and likely to be stable for many years to come.

Increasing Demand for Internal Medicine Jobs

He completed his residency in internal medicine at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital, where he also served a fellowship in gastroenterology.

Blankets Made for Orphanage

95 Paperback RC66 The third edition of this study guide for medical students serving clerkships in internal medicine now contains 60 real-life case studies that are designed to increase shelf exam scores.

Case files; internal medicine, 3d ed

population ages, the demand for internal medicine physicians will increase sharply, but only 2 percent of graduating medical students are planning careers in primary care internal medicine.

Few students going into internal medicine

Research from the University of Maryland, published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, shows that the FTO gene has less effect on people who lead a physically active life.

Exercise can beat fat gene

Two broad categories exist in medicine; internal medicine and surgery.

Basic Medical Knowledge and Specialties

Robinson is board certified in internal medicine and pulmonary medicine.

MEDICAL MEMOS

They reveal, in the Archives of Internal Medicine, that patients who received "sham acupuncture" - needles inserted and twiddled at random - did just as well as those who had them perfectly placed in their Qi meridians.

Dear MIRIAM: PRICKING A MYTH