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by epmaybe 8y ago
What if Amazon were caught doing that, though?
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by epmaybe 8y ago
Not discounting your anecdote, because it's something I too have been incredibly frustrated with. However, how would you possibly know the full out of pocket cost for a visit until billing is complete? For simple things, I completely u
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by epmaybe 8y ago
To tack on to this: https://goodrx.com GoodRx is also a decent resource for finding reduced cost medication or coupons.
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by epmaybe 8y ago
Sure, they're both IV abusable, but my point was that for the patients that are still addicted to opioids the more immediate dissolve of the patented formulation would make it more preferable to subutex for providers, simply because th
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by epmaybe 8y ago
sublingual buprenorphine like Subutex is only indicated for take-home if the patient can not tolerate suboxone (oral buprenorphine/naloxone). If you're prescribing subutex take-home just because, you're not following the pref
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by epmaybe 8y ago
I disagree that this is not novel. It's an immediately dissolvable buprenorphine. I discussed this in my top level comment, but subutex has been abused because it does take some time to dissolve, so patients will sometimes take it ou
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by epmaybe 8y ago
Just some background information on the drug patent (which washington post's link to the patent is paywalled, so here: https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/85/96/76/8ba72da... ). It's basicall
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by epmaybe 8y ago
It's not exactly a study, more of a review of other papers. The authors state that the timing of the food we eat isn't really that great for us. The provide some evidence based meal timings, and discuss ways that they could implem
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by epmaybe 8y ago
unity has a pretty beginner-friendly toolset for windows mixed reality, I would check that out for sure. In terms of getting an AR capable device, I think some of the screen only (not holograms but camera-based to display) MR devices are re
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by epmaybe 8y ago
Someone else in the comments made a good point about capturing the common words patients tell providers and being able to parse that. If you could transform what a patient is telling you from their words into a concise set of standardized s
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by epmaybe 8y ago
can you elaborate on that? I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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No, generally the parents have to request an autopsy. The provider can always recommend getting an autopsy, or requesting one, but ultimately that decision lies with the parents.
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by epmaybe 8y ago
I think you can select topics that you are specifically interested in, such as "neural networks". Then it shows relevant/recent articles.
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by epmaybe 8y ago
The title does not match the headline on the website. The headline should better reflect the headline: "H-1B visa-reliant Cisco ‘secured visas for foreign workers instead of hiring U.S. citizens’: report" Otherwise, it seems obvio
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Potentially, as there is some evidence that Hashimoto's has some increased interleukin 17a (what cosentyx targets). However, it was my understanding that Hashimoto's is something that could be treated long term with thyroid hormon
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by epmaybe 8y ago
We know the naming conventions and can consult the nomenclature as needed, this is more tongue-in-cheek.
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out of curiosity, how low are you going in terms of temperature?
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by epmaybe 8y ago
I totally agree. A drug development timeline of 6-7 years from start to regulatory approval is a pretty dramatic shift from previous eras and can better target your specific problem. On the other hand, however, you then run into rapidly inc
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by epmaybe 8y ago
The title is misleading, as other medications have been used for migraine prophylaxis. This is the first drug, per the article, that has been specifically approved for migraine prophylaxis. Medications such as beta blockers and valproic aci
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by epmaybe 8y ago
And why is it a college's "job" to have a medic for emergencies? Isn't that what emergency rooms are for, along with ambulances? It seems as if your opinion is that a college should have a baseline minimum for protecting
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by epmaybe 8y ago
> also which a school can do little to help with. I think I disagree with you there. Debt - Schools could do better at financial assistance and in helping students better manage their finances. Relationship/mental issues - Schools c
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by epmaybe 8y ago
lymphadenopathy is caused by a variety of conditions, including but not limited to infections, autoimmune diseases, and cancers. To your point, the article you linked only states that "she'd noticed lumps in both her armpits two
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by epmaybe 8y ago
Doesn't make sense for the gop to run with that. Best to sit someone now with a Senate majority than to wait and risk a brutal confirmation process.
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by epmaybe 8y ago
They randomize the tag ids and classes a lot of the time. At least that has been my experience with the Facebook messenger website.
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by epmaybe 8y ago
How do you like Nashville? Are you from the area or did you move there? I've been a few times and can't seem to put my finger on why I can't see myself living there.
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by epmaybe 8y ago
> trust of knowing what you're downloading by doing so Are you saying that some websites may not offer as much trust as an app-store approved app? Maybe when discovering new web-apps, I agree, but for standard websites that you know
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Dr. Rosenberg has been investigating CAR-T and other immunotherapies for decades (originally at the national cancer institute, more recently at the university of pennsylvania). I believe he (and his collaborators) will be on the short list
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by epmaybe 8y ago
It's already known what the expected pricing for CAR-T therapy will be, considering the first of these therapies was approved last year for pediatric leukemia (KYMRIAH/tisagenlecleucel). Expect around $475,000.
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by epmaybe 8y ago
I think you're missing a very important part here that maybe you've considered: Domain knowledge. I'm assuming your radiologic images were hand labeled by other radiologists. How did they come to that diagnosis? By only looki
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by epmaybe 8y ago
So the way I see it, there's one of two (mostly useless) ways to eliminate gender bias. The first is bias training, to get people to recognize and react to their implicit biases. You see one patient that is rude, non-compliant, etc, an

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