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Day: October 23, 2026

What Would You Do? 01: Chest Pain and a Difficult ECG

12-lead ECG showing high voltage and deep anterolateral T-wave inversion in a patient with acute chest pain

Acute chest pain, an elevated troponin and a striking ECG. With no echo on site, what would you do next? Choose your approach, then reveal the reasoning.

Weekly Evidence Review 01: Troponin, NT-proBNP, and Older-Adult Head Injury

Three papers for emergency practice: bedside troponin and ED flow, NT-proBNP in dyspnea, and subdural hematoma in older adults. Includes a full-paper review and two clearly labelled abstract-based evidence briefs.

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