Herodotus38

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by Herodotus38 2mo ago
I think you are right, These scribe programs can be used to help save time up front, at the cost that you have to spend the time review at the end to review. As others have said, it’s easy to skip the review part when you are distracted, an
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by Herodotus38 2mo ago
The doctor probably didn’t even read it and there’s a good chance the AI program wrote the bit about bleeding too. Source: am physician who has tried these programs and doesn’t use them.
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by Herodotus38 2mo ago
Thanks for also confirming my suspicions. I did find a Frontiers paper but it also seemed very vague about what they were proposing https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychology/articles/10....
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by Herodotus38 2mo ago
I was reading the article trying to find a source cited where I could see where the depersonalization symptoms are better described but didn’t find it. Anybody have a better link to primary sources?
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by Herodotus38 3mo ago
Someone linked to the paper but basically it was pointing out a number was a multiple of X venus years and also Y solar years, but also it was a sum of different multiples of important astronomical values as well.
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by Herodotus38 4mo ago
Source article for those interested: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2505783 Paywalled but has a free access option if you make an account.
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by Herodotus38 4mo ago
I didn’t realize there was a farsi word chert. I was thinking it was named after my favorite cryptocrystalline silicate mineral.
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by Herodotus38 5mo ago
Sounds like you have additional and better evidence than the USPTF that made the changes in aspirin for primary prevention. They do have a method to give feedback, and based on my experience a person will respond to you personally. I sugges
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by Herodotus38 5mo ago
Great to see an example of concrete evidence that physicians made changes when the evidence showed a change was needed.
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by Herodotus38 7mo ago
Great song. I will check out that version. I first heard a version by The Furies.
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by Herodotus38 7mo ago
Thank you. For those interested the paper this article is based on is: https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(25)... ?
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by Herodotus38 7mo ago
There are resources that publish homilies for priests to give. Here is an example for English speakers. https://associationofcatholicpriests.ie/liturgy/sunday-resou...
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by Herodotus38 8mo ago
My grandfather taught me the basics of using it and I still have his, but haven’t used it in decades and need a refresher.
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by Herodotus38 9mo ago
There’s a hopefully unrelated concept called purple urine bag syndrome I have seen. Not completely understood either but this paper thinks due to a combination of dietary tryptophan breakdown from constipation and colonic E coli load, urina
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by Herodotus38 11mo ago
I remember that video! 14 years ago it inspired me, to program a text adventure game proposal for my wife (still happily married). Thanks!
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by Herodotus38 1y ago
Not directly since we all have it. It’s a bit confusing from the article but basically they discovered an antibiotic which can target a narrower spectrum than before which will minimize messing up your natural flora and allow drug resistant
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by Herodotus38 1y ago
I didn’t see any mention in the article about the rise of obesity as a possible cause. Aside from the social aspects which could be debated, older obese adult men are more likely to have medical conditions that would decrease their ability
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by Herodotus38 1y ago
Ahh I bet that is where the confusion is. I am a physician and I have used methylene blue in severe shock and methemoglobinemia but I was a bit worried the parent comment believed it’s a valid CO treatment.
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by Herodotus38 1y ago
Hello, I would be interested if you could give evidence that methylene blue "works great" for carbon monoxide poisoning in humans. It is not the standard of care in any guidelines I can find from any country. There is a paper fro
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by Herodotus38 1y ago
No they were in college in the 80s when things were more open, but Andrei’s point was that compared to a lot of other sciences, molecular biology like cloning genes was decades behind because of the past.
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by Herodotus38 1y ago
Thanks for the follow up I couldn’t find it!
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by Herodotus38 1y ago
This may be covered but one absurdity that I came across was https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysenkoism When I was an undergraduate working in a molecular biology lab my two mentors, Andrei and Svetlana were Russian em
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by Herodotus38 1y ago
Interesting, I wouldn't classify IPF (idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis) as a disease of aging in the same way as the other diseases (MASH, Alzheimer's, etc..) like the author did here. Although I do appreciate the intent to show how
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by Herodotus38 1y ago
It should be patient dependent. Screening everyone is not currently thought to be useful but those with risk factors should be screened after a discussion of risks/benefits. Your father having prostate cancer (especially if he was diag
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by Herodotus38 1y ago
I haven't seen it mentioned yet with CTRL-f and I haven't used Anki in a while, but has there been work put into modifications in Anki or other programs using spaced repetition along with interleaved practice to also see if that i
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by Herodotus38 2y ago
I am also not your internist but wanted to upvote and second this comment. Op mentions being 29 years old, but should have a gi tract evaluation. Not necessarily now when dealing with the bacteremia but should be discussed.
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by Herodotus38 2y ago
Here is a direct link to the research article for those looking in the comments: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38885349/
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by Herodotus38 2y ago
Aside from the home use, If this could be proven to be just as accurate as arterial lines this would be a huge benefit to patients in the ICU or undergoing major surgery where continuous blood pressure is needed. I hate putting in A-lines.
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by Herodotus38 2y ago
Thank you for your posts. They meant a lot to me and I will use them to try and help others. They have helped me.
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by Herodotus38 3y ago
Remember that the NIH does not publish (edit: to be clearer this is the National Library of Medicine which falls under the umbrella of the NIH, and its URL), it just organizes articles like a local library but on a much larger scale. It&#x

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