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Are Eggs Bad for Your Heart Health?
(nytimes.com)
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8y ago
It apparently seats 7 people. I don’t know any sedans that can do that.
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8y ago
Why would Versace, Chanel, Burberry etc which are considered luxury brands, all of the sudden sell discounted frames? They have extensive markups on all of their clothing, handbags etc. They are targeting a different, and I would imagine
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8y ago
I realize that, and I don’t have the valuation numbers for either company, presumably CB Insights does. But using the example you gave, if there were a list of companies entering the 3 billion valuation, business fundamentals aside, I’d be
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8y ago
They should describe how they came up with this list. For example, Alto pharmacy, which appears to primarily operate in California, is on the list. They raised $50 million last December. Capsule pharmacy, which essentially does the same th
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I’ve seen them around NYC, downloaded the app and waited for them to expand their routes but they never did. I’m not sure why. Seems like a good idea - but I suppose it may have been a challenge to compete with the wide variety of service
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Employee reports EHR breach – to competitor
(beckershospitalreview.com)
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When Bubbles Burst, Consider the Anti-Bubble
(nytimes.com)
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It’s true that Epic and Cerner are the dominant players when it comes to hospital EMRs, but they have less of an influence in outpatient settings outside of academic medical centers. For larger outpatient practices that are participating in
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8y ago
Yes, in the car via CarPlay. It makes for safer driving. I just plug my phone in and put it away so I can’t reach it to text and drive. I then ask it to text, look up directions or play whatever song I want.
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The Nurses and Doctors Leaving London
(nytimes.com)
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8y ago
Having post-operative pain is a legitimate reason to use them. Just use them judiciously. Your goal should not be a pain level of zero, it should be a pain level that is manageable. You will likely have the option of using Tylenol instead i
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8y ago
I picked up a Surface Laptop 2 a week ago, as a replacement for my older MacBook Air, and so far I’ve been pleased with it. The hardware may not have the fit and finish of a MacBook, but it’s still slim, lightweight and attractive in its ow
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8y ago
If a company has built a product that’s filled with problems, why buy another version of the same product from them. My original MacBook 12” was plagued with issues. It was underpowered and the keyboard was horrendous. I vowed to not get a
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8y ago
But do you really think Michael Bloomberg doesn’t get this? There’s money spent on research projects and there’s money spent on retaining high quality faculty who could probably do well in a corporate environment if they chose to.
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8y ago
It’s not clear to me how any of this is new. What id like to hear is how researchers reconcile this concept with what is seen certain other countries, mostly Asian, where rice is a staple of their diet, and where you don’t see the levels o
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Sometimes patients don’t have an option but to go to such a facility, at least on a short term basis. Hospitals try to discharge patients as quickly as possible, which often results in patients leaving when they may be medically stable, bu
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'AI Clinician' outperforms physicians in treating sepsis patients
(beckershospitalreview.com)
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8y ago
This was essentially announced at the end of last year, and is now being closed. You can now search for songs on Apple Music by typing in the lyrics to the song.
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A Cardiologists Concerns with the New Apple Watch
(medium.com)
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I have iPhone X. I use the Reachability function often, and find it fairly easy to use the phone with one hand.
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Whereas I'm sure they are useful in the outer boroughs, I feel ride hailing apps are becoming less useful in Manhattan itself. It's not uncommon for me to request Lyft or Uber, be told to expect a car in 5 minutes or so during wh
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How about improving on some of the food items? Starbucks had purchased BayBread/La Boulange for 100 million several years ago. Yet when I walk into a Starbucks and look at the selection of pastries behind the glass casing, they look de
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Jaguar I-Pace Review
(engadget.com)
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John Lasseter to leave Pixar
(mobile.nytimes.com)
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That and I think many people were hoping the keyboard issue would be addressed in some way, which didn’t happen.
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A Blockchain Building in Bushwick
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$1M in student loans. How did that happen?
(archive.is)
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His proposal, which hasn't been fully released as of this writing at least, seems to have other modifications as well. The article mentions at least bathrooms and elevators. He also plans to complete this overhaul in 5 years - previou
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8y ago
Charge me per article I want to read. 25 or 50 cents? Make it seamless so I can hit Apple Pay and then read the article. I would do it, and I bet so would many others.
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