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I practice full-time cardiac electrophysiology in a medium-sized American city. In the last decade, I have delved into academics. Here is my modest Pubmed page.

My two books included the Haywire Heart and Fogoros/Mandrola Sixth Edition EP Testing.

I also write a column for the online news site theHeart.org | Medscape Cardiology and host a weekly podcast called This Week in Cardiology.

My personal blog, drjohnm.org, started before I knew how to write. It began as a silly bike-racing blog, but morphed into a place to begin to think critically about medical evidence.

Over the years, I have increasingly used Twitter to think publicly. If you are on this platform, you understand that reasoned thinking and Twitter don’t align well.

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Heart rhythm doc, writer/podcaster for @Medscape, learner, cyclist, married to an #HPM doctor. #MedicalConservative. The more you see, the harder medicine gets