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I've noticed a similar thing with popular reporting of "medical mysteries". Authors tend to wait until the end of the article for the big reveal of the diagnosi
by obloid 4y ago
I've noticed a similar thing with popular reporting of "medical mysteries". Authors tend to wait until the end of the article for the big reveal of the diagnosis. As opposed to the actual medical case reports they're usually basing the story on which will be titled "An unusual case of X syndrome" or something similar. So you know right off the bat if it's even a case you're interested in reading about.