ENTERTAININGLY titled papers continue to arrive. First the hyperbolic: “From molecular chemistry to supramolecular chemistry to superdupermolecular chemistry. Controlling covalent bond formation through non-covalent and magnetic interactions” by Nicholas Turro (Chemical Communications, DOI: 10.1039/b205552j).
Then there’s the disturbing image conjured up by “Cardiorespiratory effects of pneumatic antishock trousers,” by E. Abraham, J. C. Cobo and W. C. Shoemaker (Critical Care Medicine, vol 11, p 225).
Finally, the truly revealing: “Portable knowledge: a look inside white coat pockets” by L. A. Lynn and L. M. Bellini (Annals of Internal Medicine, vol 131, p 632). As well as its title, we like this paper’s conclusion: “We found that medical students and first-year…
