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I’m not a doctor but my personal belief is that hypertension is over diagnosed. A lot of people have “white coat” syndrome, and pharma companies love to get people on never-ending prescriptions. Thanks for letting us know that you are in
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Thanks for the clarification. You are right, providers are the profiteers in the system. Often they’re set up as not-for-profits, avoiding taxes. Good examples are Stanford Health and Sutter Health. Their prices are extreme, and they expand
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Hey billing geeks, I have had this idea to compare US prices to the ones listed in the German GOÄ, which is the central price catalog negotiated with German health insurers. It is binding for German doctors participating in the public healt
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Philantroporn. For a country with a social net called GoFundMe.
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The horrible sadistic shit doctors got away with. Plain torture under the disguise of a medical intervention for what we today recognize as PTSD. Suspicion of malingering had a perverse impact on treatment methods because many doctors beli
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The US government is held captive by the groups profiting, politically by leveraging the electoral college (or lack of a popular vote) and skewed population representation in the senate, also massive voter suppression by gerrymandering, and
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I stayed in Cerro Gordo before it was sold. There was a caretaker who let us crash in the bunkhouse for a small donation. This was in early spring, with snow on the ground and temps of -15C/5F. We eventually ran out of firewood at 1am,
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FakeTag – DIY BT Tracker for Apple's FindMy Network
(github.com)
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Ambergris derives from the French “ambre gris”, meaning grey amber. It’s has been an important ingredient in perfumes for centuries.
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Exposing Eadward Muybridge
(muybridgethemovie.com)
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A former airline pilot has developed the Explorer, a modern high-end STOL with a Pratt & Whitney turbine as its power plant, capable of carrying almost 1.5 tons. https://www.nf-aircraft.com/ I believe their Facebook pag
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Trucks Are Killing Us
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The procedure is called extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. The idea was seeded by the observation during WWII that under water explosions caused organ rupture in survivors of ship sinkings that were in the water. Dornier makes them: ht
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That’s stones in the salivary gland ducts. Can occur together with kidney stones. Sometimes caused by certain medications.
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This 2021 HN post is about the Atari Transputer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26488501
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Atari actually built a Transputer workstation in 1989. Quite the curiosity when it was announced! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12995277 Edit: Europe had a rather large Atari ST scene, since Macs were prohibitively e
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Please don't perpetuate misunderstandings about schizophrenia. It has nothing to do with multiple personalities. https://www.webmd.com/schizophrenia/schizophrenia-myths-and-...
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Grid scale buffering with molten salt batteries that run at 500 Celsius
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3D Printing RF Lenses and Antennas
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Pre-web a German comic artist used an Atari ST to draw and render comics. https://old.reddit.com/r/atarist/comments/xgs4rh/comicbook_c...
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If you google again but as one word, you should get more hits. And yes, you're correct about the statue.
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Too bad the art isn't very much on display in this article. A great book on the topic is 'Eros in Pompeii', which depicts the Erotic Art collection of the Naples Museum [0]. In it is a picture of a statue named 'stupidus
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Indoor rowing on a Concept2 rower has been my solution to keeping in shape. I usually row for 30-40 minutes 3 times a week at a low load. It’s a compound exercise, working the legs, core and upper body muscles (87% of all muscles supposedly
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I am using a WYND Halo air quality monitor, which was a Kickstarter. It monitors CO2 and other pollutants like VOC, even shows the particle size. Temperature, humidity and light intensity are also tracked. The app shows charts, but I haven&
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Realizing that the food we commonly eat, like butter, meat and dairy, are the main source of cardiovascular diseases that are the prevailing cause of death in our society.
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You're right, I stand corrected. This page [0] has an image of a small scintillator plus photomultiplier, but probably too thick for a phone. [0] https://scan-electronics.com/en/dosimeters/radiacode-101
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Radiascan makes an affordable scintillation counter, the RadiaCode 101. https://radiascan.com/ A good intro to what it can be used for: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1UZdLVlBXg
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A network of scintillators in every phone would be amazing for finding stuff like this. That was my first thought too. Do you think it’s physically possible to make a MEMS scintiallation device?
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Awesome. Could you please add the Bundesliga?
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