doctorCoder

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   by doctorCoder 11y ago

   Counterpoint here, the false positive paradox won't surprise many physicians. It stems from concepts that are well-known among my colleagues and have been tested on each of my licensure exams. We apply them at least 10s of times each d
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   Ask HN: How do you learn the elements of design (quickly)?

   1 points by doctorCoder 11y ago|2 comments
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   by doctorCoder 12y ago

   Damage accumulates with normal wear and tear, giving more chances for atherosclerosis to form. Cholesterol matters in otherwise healthy patients particularly as they age.
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   by doctorCoder 12y ago

   Real life doctor here. Your question sounds simple, but the answer is complex. The heart disease risk from smoking probably stems from damage to blood vessels caused by toxins generated in the tobacco burning. "Toxins" is really t