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by jonlucc 9y ago
As a hopefully interesting aside: rodent studies that work with diabetes usually have mice or rats that are pre-disposed to T2D, but they kick it off by a few weeks on what is known in the literature as the "American Diet". It&#x2
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> Someone else can come along and outbid you for it auction-style. There's someone who registered a new TLD that was aimed at making wedding websites, and they make it so the cost increases over time to avoid squatting. I think thei
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Before, lots of data was based on billing codes, which are a total mess. With electronic medical records, now they can finally collate the data in a meaningful way. Dr. Atul Butte is doing that at UCSF for the entire UC system, but it just
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I'm a little confused here. All trials have to be reported within 12 months of completion, and the law goes into full effect in February. So the tool gives the trials which have been overdue for some part of February? The "US govt
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If I'm not mistaken, it's about more than just publicity; it's also about avoiding fraud. As someone put it before "come spend money on a chance to win a very large pot of money; don't worry, we have given some out
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Maybe, but then when you turned off the computer, you might have gone to sit in front of the TV with your family, or played a board game, or talk on the phone with your friends. All of those things can happen online, and so I don't kno
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> There is no logical reason why we shouldn't prefer an older generic medication if it treats the symptoms of a condition just as effectively and with fewer side effects than a newer option that is no more effective and has more sid
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But surely, as the other poster mentions, they'd be tracking patients by some unique ID and someone has the key. Otherwise, how do you correlate blood results with any other patient data?
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This is really great; thank you for pointing me to it.
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That sounds like a fantastic resource that I can not imagine passing in the United States any time soon. Is it funded along with the rest of the NHS?
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I have no idea about CEO compensation in general, but I'm curious what would be a reasonable salary/compensation for someone who manages several large facilities and thousands of staff, some of whom make 7 figures for their expert
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Pharma researcher here (on the early science side, not market research or that kind of thing) I think people vastly overestimate their physicians' ability to stay on top of newly published research, and that includes new drugs' sa
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> because of anonymity, they couldn't go back Is this so? I thought the original researchers would be able to follow-up if they had accounted for it in their consent forms. In other words, they surely have identifying patient inform
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Why would that be? I live in Indy, and it just seems like the only thing we have going for us is an abundance of Amazon warehouses.
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I'd suggest it only go on the dire warnings; don't have a confirmation on the drill alerts, but yeah, it's not a perfect fix.
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That's great to hear; thanks!
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As a fellow midwesterner, I agree. It might make sense if the requirement was to move to a bio-rich region (such as San Diego or Boston), but the bay doesn't seem like the place to be for a lab.
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I'm not positive, but for one thing, a developer can more easily work remotely than most of the jobs you mention. That makes them more likely to be able to find another job hiring from just about anywhere to compete on pay. A janitor m
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And dogs on protestors in Ferguson in the hours after the police shooting of Michael Brown.
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Maybe it's naive of me, but I would assume it won't take 6 years for Apple to redo the work that Google is ahead on. For one thing, they now know a specific feature to work toward, which cuts some time out. Then, they can likely t
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by jonlucc 9y ago
I'm not the parent, but I can answer why I feel the same way. It's a lot easier to manage some things on a website, especially if you have dozens of podcasts as I do.
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I work in a large company, and we have a mostly mobile workforce, meaning we already have the majority of the company on docks with monitors and unassigned desk areas (show up and pick one when you need it). I could definitely see lots of o
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I didn't see a breakdown in the article, but it could have to do with the fees and or monetary conversion.
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Interesting; this could also be a newer thing. The only time I tried and failed at two Targets was probably a couple years ago by now.
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Also, some stores, like Target, will not price-match their own website. The operations are apparently far enough apart that they won't sell that item on the same sale schedule or price ever.
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I was looking at the pictures thinking it would be a lot easier to turn the car on its side, so the bottom of the car is at a good working height directly in front of the worker and without the neck strain.
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I've just tried this on my iPhone 7 for the first time (iOS 11.1) and it takes way more than 5 clicks to activate.
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I think parents who have had their kids purchase things from the app store without their approval might disagree.
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Have you tried and disliked the Google keyboard? That's what I used when I was on a GS6, and it was pretty good.
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Or, say, be a member of the Tesla auto-fleet. It's not like this thing is going to open next year, so transit issues should be considered for a few years from now at least. Also, people still fly those routes, so why not hyperloop inst

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