Textbook updates

2024-12-06

In the past few weeks we have updated a number of chapters in the McMaster Textbook of Internal Medicine. Here’s a quick summary of updates that are worth exploring.

Updated chapters

Infectious Diseases:

Respirology:

Hematology:

Signs and Symptoms:

Cough

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