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The author explicitly mentions they collected all this data hoping it would be valuable to the specialists they have seen, but found they consistently were unin
by ghostly_s 2y ago
The author explicitly mentions they collected all this data hoping it would be valuable to the specialists they have seen, but found they consistently were uninterested in it — an experience I can say is nearly universal for chronic illness sufferers I know in the US.
- wordpad25 2y agodoctors don't have any experience doing that and are set in their ways Maybe, it's diagnosing chronic conditions is an opportunity for a disruptive startup? Crowd sourced diagnosis detective work! Call it DrHouse.io, you dump your data and hobbyist doctor investigators try to figure a diagnosis that fits all the symptoms Top ranking users collect mad fees from "commissioned" diagnosis.
- anticorporate 2y agoSounds like a site that would fill up immediately with diagnoses of wifi exposure, delayed vaccine reaction, and chemical exposure from chemtrails.
- wordpad25 2y agohey, that's a niche too just tag it in a non-offensive way (deep-state related?) and allow other users to filter it out
- djmips 2y agoThere was an Obama era initiative called precision medicine, sometimes called personalized medicine and one of the people spearheading it was a software guy. I sometimes fantasize about using my good debugging skills to heal people. It is like Dr. House. But look up precision medicine.