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by joshgel 12y ago
Doesn't necessarily negate the findings, but I still don't trust it now that I read that. I want to see an academic medical center do a non-industry funded study before I accept this result.
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by joshgel 12y ago
He's really bored. And death valleys ticks slower. He's at sea level, which is higher than Death Valley.
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by joshgel 12y ago
What I've heard is that residency spots are restricted in number by Medicare (who pays hospitals that train residents) under heavy lobbying by the AMA. The rumor is that this is done to artificially restrict the number of MDs in the co
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by joshgel 12y ago
24-28 hrs, but they are common after your first year when they are prohibited. Often 2-3x weekly.
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by joshgel 12y ago
I'm a medical resident at a prestigious teaching hospital. I hate to admit it, but I've lost my empathy already. The experience most interns have on day 1 is a massive increase in responsibility and work load as compared to medica
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by joshgel 12y ago
Wasn't this news a few weeks ago?
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by joshgel 12y ago
I thought we were going swimming!
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by joshgel 12y ago
But regardless, isn't the total liability the same. N number of cars x N drivers paying for N insurance policies vs N number of cars x 20 car companies paying for N insurance policies.
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by joshgel 13y ago
Didn't he say that he saw it crash and that they didn't find it where he claimed?
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by joshgel 13y ago
If they did, they would know where the plane is and wouldn't be spending the money on the search and rescue efforts.
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by joshgel 13y ago
Great, except where are the dead people? And how did the plane keep flying for 7 hours after they were "dead"? Too many unanswered questions, me thinks.
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by joshgel 13y ago
On a story that is big news like this, but not big enough to dominate coverage: yes. There are so many moving parts that they likely have several reporters on it with the goal of being the first to break the story. But it's not a big e
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by joshgel 13y ago
Great name.
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by joshgel 13y ago
much needed service
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Modern Medicine Scales Poorly: How Technology Can Fix It(joshuageleris.com)
1 points by joshgel 13y ago|0 comments
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by joshgel 13y ago
i personally can't wait...
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We need Iron Man(joshuageleris.com)
2 points by joshgel 13y ago|1 comments
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by joshgel 13y ago
This isn't just with hospitals. It basically happens with every aspect of medicine. Insurance, procedures, lab costs, drug costs, etc etc
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by joshgel 13y ago
I agree with the general point, but real medical emergencies aren't Grey's Anatomy or ER with people screaming for this or that medication and running down the halls. You have 4.5 hours to treat someone for a stroke and 6 hours for an MI. N
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by joshgel 14y ago
Or ask an informed group of readers for clarification?
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Will we learn anything from Afghanistan?(theatlantic.com)
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by joshgel 14y ago
I can't wait for this to be real. So many applications already being planned (in my head).
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by joshgel 14y ago
Or, very simply, life expectancy has increased significantly during this time period. Since, "Of course, it takes years of smoking to get lung cancer", more people live to the age where they get lung cancer.