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by sjckciodjcr 2y ago
Any plans to open an office in Bay Area? Would love to work at datadog
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by sjckciodjcr 3y ago
Reddit owns the content so you can’t do that.
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by sjckciodjcr 3y ago
My partner was trained in primary care and basically said the same. Obviously it’s not so black and white - there are patients with risk levels that warrant regular checkups, but most people do not need them and for them risk of false posit
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by sjckciodjcr 3y ago
There are some shows like Veep that actually have great content during the credits. I couldn’t stand watching that show using HBO max because I missed so many jokes.
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by sjckciodjcr 4y ago
none of the companies mentioned were cash cows. medium and quora barely made any money. In general it’s really hard to monetize blogging.
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by sjckciodjcr 4y ago
Just tried this on my newborn and it seemed to work! I know there are folks saying this isn’t a new finding but i find the timings really helpful. Previously I was walking the baby too long which was wearing me out but having research based
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by sjckciodjcr 4y ago
For a significant time, the vaccine showed strong evidence of reducing hospitalization and fatality rates, esp for at risk populations. Did that change? I thought the main thing that changed was it stopped being effective at reducing transm
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by sjckciodjcr 5y ago
That’s a tragedy. Maybe there needs to be regulation requiring results are delivered by genetic counselors rather than physicians. Or maybe this is willful patient error.
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by sjckciodjcr 5y ago
NIPT is not supposed to be used for termination decisions. A positive is meant to be “your baby might have this, test further with amniocentesis”.
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by sjckciodjcr 5y ago
This article seems a bit deceptive. We are going through NIPT soon and our doctor went over false positive and false negative rates for the common screens. Our doctor has pointed out some of the screens (esp for rare conditions) are not tha