Medicalidiot

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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
Right now the Deaths/(Deaths+resolved) is 8%, which is on par with SARS in 2002-2004. This affects most demographics, but mostly the elderly. I'm not here to advocate for panic, but we need to take this very seriously now while th
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
These are the most common complications that leads to death. The clinical presentation is very different here. And yes, my source backs everything I said. Also, the Lancet is one of the most respected medical journals in the world. I'm
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
Reading the EKG gets billed at $200-%300 because you want a board certified cardiologist who can look at the nuances of an EKG to tell you whether your right bundle branch block is part of the 99% that is likely benign or if it's that
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
This is dangerous. Take every precaution you can not to get infected for as long as you can and that you don't infect anyone else. This is not the flu. The flu makes you more susceptible to a material pneumonia and that's how it k
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
It's a massive waste of money and resources to get an EKG without a clinical presentation. It's a massive resources to get a CBC and CMP without some positive predictive value. Why don't we throw every test at you? Because th
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
They're available on Apple Music US for those that use the service.
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I always rub my phone on card readers like an idiot on the off chance it accepts Apple Pay. When it doesn't work I feel like an idiot for a second then move on. So worth if I go to a particular place often.
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I recently started using Safari over Chrome. I feel like it has better privacy than Chrome but doesn't have the performance issues that Firefox does. Even with the recent attention Firefox has gotten on Mac it still is a dumpster fire
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
It's like a worse version of the flu. The way that you'll die from the flu is getting a secondary pneumonia infection from Staph aureus or Steptococcus pneumonia, the virus just makes you more susceptible and weaker. The major let
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I’m going to give the strong recommendation of NOT supplementing HGH ever unless your physician advises it. HGH is a potential trigger for cancer, onto of how it is a potent anabolic hormone that will enlarge all your organs. Unless you hav
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I've used Chromebooks for 8 years now. Anecdotally what I've noticed is that the sheer amount of bugs has increased dramatically after they started implementing the ability to use Android apps. Right around that time it seemed lik
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
Trump took the credit that HRH Construction deserves, then screwed them over after it was done by not mentioning them at all. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wollman_Rink
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I'm really wondering how much this will impact Boeing in the future and what their plans are for the 737 Max replacement.
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
Right right, the whatabouttheUSbeingracist argument. The US does not put people in jail for political speech.
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
>Do we really want an ally that has proven them selves as totalitarian as China and is determined to spy on us? The US went through a judicial process and didn't just imprison or delete this person's account ( I know this isn&#
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
If I remember correctly, the person that wrote this had quite the axe to grind about Wikipedia and her/his major criticisms of it were actually what nonprofits look to shoot for. Wikipedia has genuine issues, but not anything this pers
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I'm a medical student in the States. Everything you said is spot on. Most of the time the presentation is straight forward and treatment fairly unremarkable. It's when nuances are introduced where medicine becomes complicated quic
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I hope that your physician didn't use WebMD. There are significantly better resources that are heavily vetted whereas WebMD is for the lay person.
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
How would China gain access to their citizen's phones then? There's no way that they don't have some type of ability to get into any single citizen's phone. I know that they were using exploits via Safari which seemed ve
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
Anecdotes don't necessarily correlate to populations.
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
One thing I have to say is that Google is competitive because of the fact it has so much data. It wants that locked down to keep that advantage. At the same time, I am uncomfortable with the power this affords them over people.
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I'm not for or against the typing feel on my MBP 2019, but wow the reliability issues I've already had on them is troubling.
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
Alteplase is vastly inferior to stents according to current algorithms. Unless there's a novel approach the revascularition that has occured in the past month I didn't hear about, I'm skeptical that this isn't some type
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
One of Debian's draw backs is that simply finding the download page on its website is an arduous process.
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I wish Firefox worked well with MacOS, but even with the newest version, which was intended to fix battery issues and such, it still is vastly inferior to Chrome. Pinch to zoom still does not natively work in Firefox. Battery life still suc
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I'm assuming gaining access to the phone itself. This is probably and exploit via the WhatsAPP app that allows privilege escalation of some type. Note: I'm in the medical field and this is not my expertise.
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
From a friend that is an amateur radio enthusiest "It's because your phone connects to so many towers (50-100 at a time) at once that it's an issue versus bringing the plane down".
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I feel like this is good for Google in the long term. I remember when their new CFO took charge a couple years back, she cut a lot of "excess" to make it more profitable, but some of the Google flavor is allowing employees to mess
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
CRISPR could ameliorate almost all genetic disease in 1-2 generations (~40-60 years). We're so close in so many ways, now we're just trying to make sure the procedures are safe.
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by Medicalidiot 7y ago
I feel like social media and dating apps hurt one's self image. Even for individuals that have a serious following, there doesn't seem to be enough validation from peers/followers to satiate their drive for happiness. I'

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