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Meet “carnivore dieters”(theguardian.com)
1 points by dr_ 8y ago|0 comments
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The Consciousness Deniers(nybooks.com)
1 points by dr_ 9y ago|0 comments
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Why I Cloned My Dog(nytimes.com)
21 points by dr_ 9y ago|50 comments
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Microsoft introduces AI driven medical scribe for healthcare providers(microsoft.com)
2 points by dr_ 9y ago|0 comments
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Apple launches health care clinic for employees(acwellness.com)
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by dr_ 9y ago
I grew up in NJ and still have family there and I agree. It also an incredibly diverse state and, as of now, that diversity is reflected in the state government - more so, I think, than any state government in the country.
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by dr_ 9y ago
I'm raising my family in NYC, I disagree that it's one of the worst imaginable places to try and raise a family. There are a lot of activities for children, from the parks, to indoor play areas, to the libraries, etc. You can just
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We should welcome the advances that are making hospitals less important(nytimes.com)
173 points by dr_ 9y ago|48 comments
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by dr_ 9y ago
>The medical team was concerned that because Dr. Lown was having trouble swallowing, he was at risk for recurrent pneumonias. So we restricted his diet to purées. Soon the speech therapist recommended that we forbid him to ingest anythin
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by dr_ 9y ago
Having spent years working in such facilities, I see some potential here, primarily because they are supplementing telemedicine with the use of local care specialists, and not just relying on the facility’s nursing staff. The issue becomes
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Head to Head, does HomePod sound the best?(pogueman.tumblr.com)
1 points by dr_ 9y ago|0 comments
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by dr_ 9y ago
Although having a great champion is important, I’m not so sure if that person necessarily has to be a physician at the hospital. Dave Chase touches on this briefly here (I don’t necessarily agree with the title of the article): http:/
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by dr_ 9y ago
It also indicates a timeline, where cars would have to pay by 2020. The public transit system cannot be fixed in 2 years.
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For the Living, a Donated Face, For the Dead, a Lifelike Replacement(nytimes.com)
16 points by dr_ 9y ago|7 comments
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Noninvasive Cardiac Radiation for Ablation of Ventricular Tachycardia(nejm.org)
1 points by dr_ 9y ago|0 comments
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by dr_ 9y ago
I can attest to the fact that Aetna does cover flu shots now.
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by dr_ 9y ago
I don't have the Bolt, but I do have a vehicle with top down view, which was not something I was interested in much when looking for cars, but it came with the package. i agree, it's a god send, and has prevented my car from gett
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by dr_ 9y ago
I think the simplicity of the iPhone X lies in the fact that you don’t have to use all of the gestures to make the phone work for you. Swiping to go home is something you get used to relatively quickly, and I personally think faceID is grea
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by dr_ 9y ago
The N.Y. Times once reported on the lifespans of the people of Ikaria, who apparently have the longest recorded lifespans, as a group, in the world. Their diet includes moderate amounts of wine. “Wine — in moderation — had been shown to be
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by dr_ 9y ago
Agreed. With the sacrifice in width it is, and very much feels like, a smaller phone, despite the increase in diagonal screen size measurement. I also find that it is not as bright as my 2014 iPhone 6 Plus.
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New York to Replace MetroCard with Modern Way to Pay Transit Fares(nytimes.com)
2 points by dr_ 9y ago|0 comments
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by dr_ 9y ago
or on the flip side of it, perhaps in a city like NYC, yellow taxi cabs are the cause of major traffic, especially when they are just driving around looking for passengers, slowing down at corners where they may pick someone up, lining up n
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by dr_ 9y ago
Hi Mark, Would this be different from than "cord banking", which is offered to new parents? I don't mean in the technique, I mean in the type of cells retrieved and their potential long term benefit. I only ask because the
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by dr_ 9y ago
As a pedestrian crossing the straw in NYC, you will typically wait for cars to stop, then walk about 2/3 of the way into the street, then peer into the bike lane to make sure no bikes are coming, then complete your crossing. Most of t
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by dr_ 9y ago
I realize that scientific consensus is that gene editing should not be permitted to enhance human performance - be it mental or physical. But if one nation ignores this consensus, and starts producing "super humans" wouldn't
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by dr_ 9y ago
Perhaps people who are characterized as such - ADHD, Aspergers (remember these are diagnoses made on observation,there are no lab tests to diagnose them) are in a learning environment that is not conducive to promoting their underlying tale
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by dr_ 9y ago
He went to Yale. He's definitely not average or with a learning disability.
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by dr_ 9y ago
I never really used to listen to podcasts - until I got a car that has Car Play functionality. Now I listen to them all the time. Will Audm be available on Apple Car Play or Android Auto?
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by dr_ 9y ago
Im not sure there's any correlation between young men who are sitting idle and what I was referring to. There are men who do not have children, some gay men for example, who are highly productive members of society. The selection bias
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by dr_ 9y ago
"As mentioned in the previous essay, single parenthood correlates with a number of social maladies." This may be true historically, but does it have to be that way going forward? My thoughts, not based on studies but based on peo

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