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June 22nd, 2013
NEJM Group, Blog Freeze, and Puppy Brothers
It’s official — the various medical products of the Massachusetts Medical Society are now lumped under NEJM Group — including the flagship New England Journal of Medicine itself, the Journal Watches, even this site.
No surprise, therefore, that there will be a new web platform, with the launch slated for next week. I’ve been told this means a “blog freeze” — sounds like a summer ice cream treat — for at least June 24-25. During the freeze, there will be no new posts or comments.
Here then, to bide the time until we’re up and running again, is a picture of our puppy Louie and his brother Arlo, who fortunately just happens to live down the street:
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Paul E. Sax, MD
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So unbelievably cute! What kind of dog are they?
Coton de tulear — . If you find yourself in Coolidge Corner (Brookline), go to the store Wild Goose Chase. These pups’ father lives there.
Paul