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by sungam 1y ago
Good idea will implement this is a future version
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by sungam 1y ago
Yes I think so - it's a very simple application but I would never have had the time to do it myself. If anyone is interested: Coded using Gemini Pro 2.5 (free version) in about 2-3 hours. Single file including all html/js/css
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by sungam 1y ago
No idea, I will look into this
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by sungam 1y ago
Look for any new skin lesion that is not resolving with time especially if persisting for a number of months. You can take photos of different body sites and repeat every couple of months and then put the two photos side by side on a comput
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by sungam 1y ago
Not sure how you would do this but feel free to try!
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by sungam 1y ago
Basal cell carcinomas can look very similar to other harmless skin lesions. The key thing is that they will not resolve with time and will slowly grow whereas a rash, pimple or scratch will resolve over a few months. Fortunately basal cell
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by sungam 1y ago
Thanks, this is a good point - I think a 50:50 balance of cancer versus harmless lesions would be better and will change this in a future version. Of course in reality the vast majority of skin lesions and moles are harmless and the challen
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Show HN: I'm a dermatologist and I vibe coded a skin cancer learning app(molecheck.info)
429 points by sungam 1y ago|259 comments
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by sungam 1y ago
I wonder whether it may have been originally developed for the quantitive hedge fund
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by sungam 2y ago
I’m sure that all of the ancient scripts will be fed into an LLM or equivalent eventually - it will be fascinating to see if this will give new insights into the evolution of language and culture - perhaps even allowing understanding of und
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by sungam 2y ago
Not sure but salicylic acid can be purchased without prescription so might be hard to find patients that had not already used it
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by sungam 2y ago
In many cases very difficult to know for sure
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by sungam 2y ago
Yes this can be helpful
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by sungam 2y ago
Not found it to be helpful
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by sungam 2y ago
With the exception of patients who are immunosupressed, all warts will resolve spontaneously with time, however it can take years in some cases. This was a small study and not replicated by this controlled trial: https://jamanetw
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Neuralink video shows patient playing chess using brain implant(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by sungam 3y ago|0 comments
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by sungam 3y ago
It is a long way off clinical application but could potentially be useful for treatment of "in transit" metastases - e.g. multiple metastases spreading from a distal site on a limb and growing on the skin. At the moment these are
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by sungam 3y ago
We tested on UK Dermatology specialist exam questions: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.07.13.23292418v...
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by sungam 3y ago
Fountain Pen: https://cultpens.com/products/twsbi-eco-fountain-pen-white Makes writing a lot more enjoyable for me
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by sungam 3y ago
Not publicly available
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by sungam 3y ago
We found that GPT-4 performs at a very high level on dermatology specialist exam questions (which it would not have been trained on) https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.07.13.23292418v...
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by sungam 3y ago
We also test melanomas for BRAF mutations
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by sungam 3y ago
Sounds like an incredibly risky area but in terms of navigation can they not use gps?
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by sungam 4y ago
This is an incredibly effective - presumably accidental - clickbait headline by agweb!
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by sungam 4y ago
Great idea - I actually did this manually already by generating an image and uploading to vistaprint. One thing I noticed was that it’s hard to generate images with no background so you could consider automatic background removal as a value
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by sungam 4y ago
HDF is used in single cell genomics
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by sungam 4y ago
A concern with using cyclosporine for neurodegeneration may be that it causes progressive kidney damage and high blood pressure with long term usage. We use it a lot for many immunologically mediated skin diseases however almost always plan
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by sungam 5y ago
https://drmagnuslynch.com html/css/bootstrap/flask Website for my dermatology practice
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by sungam 5y ago
It's interesting how country specific this is - in the UK most people use WhatsApp so this is not an issue (although that does create its own issues)
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by sungam 5y ago
I have been a member 14 years and also can't downvote - I assumed it was to do with karma...

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