dogmatism

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by dogmatism 6y ago
The participants are their own control. It's a blinded crossover study. Actually one of the best kind.
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by dogmatism 6y ago
Actual hepatic damage in the absence of drug interactions is quite rare, and the increase in diabetes is over years. This study didn't look at those outcomes.
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by dogmatism 6y ago
ITT, people talking about the merits of paper vs electronic. But the answer to the question is simple: same reason most government software isn't open source, namely, lobbying
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by dogmatism 6y ago
I'm older, and maybe this speaks to my age, but I also daily dream of a TUI EMR. Orders done using awk for text field processing, grepping for results, editing notes in vim with medical syntax highlighting and completion... Alas, I spe
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by dogmatism 6y ago
Cerner Literally kills people every day
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by dogmatism 6y ago
Med twitter is a big thing. It's mostly doctors talking to doctors. It's almost replacing conferences and journals, and the primary way info about sars-cov-2 has been spread, and excellent for critical review of all the preprints
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by dogmatism 7y ago
What are you saying? One can be more specific, but there certainly is a physiologic definition of lactate threshold. It is the output (running, cycling, rowing, skiing, whatever, can be defined as performance as % of VO2max) at which blood
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by dogmatism 7y ago
As I recall the developer of the Calibre e-book application wanted to do this, but has come to his senses.
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by dogmatism 7y ago
I use keepassXC on desktop, and Kypass on iOS. They both support OTP, but in different formats, which messes up my syncing of the database via Nextcloud, so I use Authy on iOS.
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by dogmatism 7y ago
D3 is converted to 1,25(OH)2-D3 which is the active form. The transformation is limited by 1α(OH)-ase which in turn is regulated by levels of calcium and PTH and degraded by renal 24-OH-ase, which previous work has shown is upregulated by h
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by dogmatism 7y ago
Linux generally comes with iptables which can be used for it, but more efficiently most distributions have some system for access control like SELinux or apparmor which can also do it. Sorry not familiar if this is a thing on Windows/M