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What’s My Blogging Style?

by Pranab Chatterjee
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Fizzzy, over at A Cartoon Guide, has an excellent guide on the different types of medical bloggers. Take a look see:

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So if you have been reading my blog for some time now, would it be prudent to ask you what you thought was my blogging style like? Personally, I think I am somewhat a combination of Dr. Didactic and Dr. Boring. Not a good way to go…

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About Pranab Chatterjee

Skeptic Oslerphile. PhD Student in the Department of International Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Past: 1) Public Health Scientist and Program Manager, Translational Global Health Policy Research Cell, Department of Health Research, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India. 2) Scientist, Indian Council of Medical Research, National Institute of Cholera and Enteric Diseases; 3) Senior Research Associate, Public Health Foundation of India. Interests include: Emerging Infections, Public Health, Antimicrobial Resistance, One Health and Zoonoses, Diarrheal Diseases, Medical Education, Medical History, Open Access, Healthcare Social Media and Health2.0. Opinions are my own!

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3 comments on “What’s My Blogging Style?”

  1. Siddhartha Joshi
    March 25, 2011

    I had no idea that there is a separate family of medical bloggers as well, how ignorant of me!

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