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by engined 4y ago
In general, esketamine has been shown to have about the same efficacy as ketamine for Treatment Resistant Depression (TRD) and MDD. There seem to be some minor differences in bioavailability between esketamine and ketamine, but from experie
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by engined 4y ago
The WebMD article is referencing esketamine, also known as Spravato, which is an FDA authorized form of ketamine. It's generally indicated for longer-term use in patients with Treatment Resistant Depression (TRD), and has really good r
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by engined 4y ago
(This is not medical advice and I am not a doctor) I don't think ketamine is directly indicated overeating, and I know esketamine isn't for insomnia or overeating. That said, There do seem to be a handful of papers studying the us
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by engined 4y ago
After dealing with depression myself, I dove deeply into this world, and actually ended up founding a ketamine and esketamine treatment startup in the Boston area (lumin.health). We've seen pretty amazing results with patients who have
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by engined 9y ago
This is an area I have experience and expertise in. Look at Master License Agreements in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Charlotte. Some states also have uniform legislation snaking its way through the various bodies, including Virginia, Ohio
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by engined 11y ago
I built and run DocketDaily ( http://www.docketdaily.com ). We mine and process litigation data which is used for a number of law-related purposes. As others have mentioned, Thomson and LexisNexis have the law firm market nearly l
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by engined 12y ago
Travel. Extensively. You will never regret it, you will always remember it, and you will always have a story or 10 to tell people when socializing. Parts of the developing world (India, Thailand, parts of South and Central America) are stil
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Ask HN: Finding a technical lead in Cambridge, MA?
3 points by engined 12y ago|0 comments
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by engined 12y ago
You're definitely right about case/precedent information, but what we've found is that there's a whole other world of info that can be neatly organized with a lot of crunching, and a small bit of manual manipulation. The
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by engined 12y ago
RECAP hasn't been nearly as active as its initiators had hoped. The data there is pretty good however, and for a handful of key cases, I would say it's very good. The biggest issue with the data is that it's spotty. Since it
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by engined 12y ago
PACER is definitely interesting, a bit antiquated, and to date, the data has mostly resided in the hands of the big information companies (Lexis, Westlaw, etc.). I've been building a system/website to access, search and develop in
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by engined 12y ago
I'd be very interested. Please contact me at the email in my profile.
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Spam from Seeking Freelancer posts
1 points by engined 12y ago|0 comments
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by engined 12y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Boston/Cambridge, MA Looking for a data scientist / developer to help in analyzing, and building some visuals around a pretty interesting dataset (65,000+ court cases and their associated data -- judges, parti