Five years.
584 posts.
545,000 pageviews.
Monthly page views. (The posts from 2007 are back dated pages written at a later time that I use for my schedule and some other projects, first true post was May 30, 2008. Work arounds for dealing with the limits of Blogger) |
The first peak is my review of medical calculators for the iPhone.
The second peak is the Margaret Atwood Super Hero Costume experience.
The most recent surge looks less like a peak and hopefully a new plateau, I don’t know the reason but it may have something to do with Google rolling out Penguin 2.0. Decreased search results for spam presumably mean more research results from high quality content.
I asked for a list of nephrology blogs last week and I know have what I believe is a comprehensive list of nephrology blogs oriented to medical professionals. There are dozens (hundreds?) of patient blogs and I did not include those unless they included significant scientific and or nephro-medico-politico content (see Hemo-Doc and Dialysis from the sharp end of the needle). I have found 30 blogs:
I also asked you to vote for your favorite post (here and here). We have a winner:
- Dialyzing the highest potassium. If you are interested in that post I would recommend also looking at all of the posts tagged potassium.
Other honorable mentions:
- When 1A Evidence is not 1A Evidence
- Do we need to evolve our views on EBM in dialysis?
- Cool Wikipedia page of the day: Hickam’s Dictum.
The blog has been a total gas and I really appreciate all the readers and their feedback. Five years down and I still have plenty of steam. I look forward to celebrating the blog bar mitzvah in 2021.