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3y ago
woah, I was with you until you brought chipotle into this. Hopefully we can agree that it's valuable to support your local chipotle over the financial district's chipotle, since it's also keeping people employed in their comm
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3y ago
You'd enjoy "Urinetown: The Musical"
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3y ago
agreed, that's an unfair statement. Facebook added reactions in 2015.
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4y ago
I'm not sure that prisoners dilemma is the right framing of this problem. First, there's value in decreasing the viral load of ALL patients regardless of risk, as viral load is likely proportionate to risk of onward transmission.
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4y ago
Yes, there are levels of controlled substances based on, among other things, their abuse potential. That's not what we're talking about here because paxlovid is not a controlled substance. If you're going to construct a new s
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I spent a decade working in a nursing home before becoming an epidemiologist, so definitely have worked with elderly patients. Not to mention my own experiences with elderly family members. > but it's not like the doctor is in any w
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I dunno, the NIH literally suggests using this website to check for interactions: https://covid19-druginteractions.org/checker Managing drug interactions for paxlovid isn't much more complicated than inputting meds int
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4y ago
I think this is where many providers get mixed up. It's for "mild-to-moderate" COVID-19 (i.e., "you're not sick enough yet" isn't at play, because then you have "mild" covid which is exactly what
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4y ago
By the medical professional who is prescribing paxlovid. When I wrote "can be managed", I mean the health care provider tells the patient to either stop taking their other meds for 5-7 days, to reduce the dose, or to look out for
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There are renal dosing standards for paxlovid. So if you have not-great kidneys, they just give you a different dose. Covid can also cause kidney damage, and kidney issues are associated with worse outcomes from covid. So, it's all a b
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Most of the interactions can be managed, but I think the message got out among primary care docs there are drug interactions and so they get scared to prescribe it. There are relatively few meds that are absolutely contraindicated, while th
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4y ago
I'm glad that CBT worked for you :) To anyone who has tried CBT and felt like it wasn't working for you, know that there are other types of therapy that might be more appropriate for your situation. Personally, I went through mult
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4y ago
But can you pool your shower minutes with a friend or two?
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4y ago
Thanks for sharing your story! It really is a shame that so many clinicians are so dismissive of patient health issues, limitations of existing treatments, and the utility of other treatment modalities-- I'm glad you've found some
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A surprise string of 3 week-long hospital stints for a perforated bowel, followed by 2 months of antibiotics and a low fiber/residue diet and feeling like my stamina was absolutely destroyed. Happened last year, 30something male withou
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Quick plug for "Mr. Burns: a Post-Electric play", where an event wipes out the electric grid and people start trying to recreate an old Simpsons episode. There are multiple productions on YouTube, such as: https://www.y
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As grandparent, I would add that my advice is also in the context of the original comment. If you're going crazy and feeling locked in your apartment for 23 hours per day, then you definitely don't have a strong social support net
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I'm saying start building the social network while you're in the job, and don't let the company's social infrastructure be your social network or else you'll be screwed when you leave that job. If OP is feeling bett
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4y ago
Be really careful with this one. I spent my 20s working for startups, loved going to the office, and hanging out with friends outside work. Then my manager quit. Or a power-hungry executive starts targeting your area, creating chaos. Or the
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4y ago
I prefer the ones outlined by my professional organization, The American Public Health Association: https://www.apha.org/-/media/files/pdf/membergroups/ethics/c...
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4y ago
It just seems worthwhile to note that this isn't coming from an organization with any history of working or studying or caring about public health. The public is free to advocate or believe in these principles, just know where they
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FYI -- Hillsdale College does not have a public health program and is not an accredited school of public health (SPH). Their document on "Ethical Principles of Public Health" feels more political than oriented around public health
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As a fellow vegetarian, this was my first thought as well. I don't think this paper can be taken as sufficient evidence to rule out nutritional deficiencies that could contribute to mental health issues (e.g., decreased B vitamins, iro
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Men who have sex with men (MSM) are quite adept at changing behavior as needed. Before HIV was even identified as the cause of AIDS, it was known from the basic epi that unprotected anal intercourse was a high risk activity. There was a gra
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30901606 Alright, do One Medical next.
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the more places I work the more I realize that the standard is bad leadership.
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I think you're thinking of "U=U", which stands for "undetectable = untransmittable". At this point in the epidemic, most transmission happens from people who don't know their status, and not from people who are
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But that potential upside of a couple million is now facing a downside of the company not being able to raise their next round and facing layoffs on a 6-18 month runway. I always thought that economic downturns meant people race to the big
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Previous HN discussion about Cerebral: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30901606
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Lawsuit filed against Cerebral (health tech startup)
(aboutblaw.com)
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