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by tgokh 10y ago
I believe you're right. For a Phase 1, you would need to try the same treatment that you want to use for therapeutic purposes, not a "sham" treatment
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by tgokh 10y ago
I don't know any of the details, but a pizza place in my town has an indoor aquaponic setup in their restaurant growing herbs. Edit: http://www.pompieripizza.com/Pompieri_Pizza/Fish_Tanks.html
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by tgokh 10y ago
Coursera actually converted a course I was enrolled in to paid-quizzes-only, while I was actively enrolled in the course and on the second to last week of eight. They finally converted it back after 2 days of many of us contacting support b
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by tgokh 10y ago
> The mounting location for the sextant remains in current 747 designs since it was originally designed and certified with an installed sextant. The sextant (and all associated hardware) has long since been removed with the advent of mu
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by tgokh 10y ago
I have a feeling more SAIS alums end up in policy or foreign service jobs rather than pursuing politics. Also, it's Johnssssssss =P
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by tgokh 10y ago
They're federal agents within the Postal Service. Legally, you can't mail any "obscene, lewd, lascivious, indecent, filthy or vile article, matter, thing, device, or substance"
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by tgokh 11y ago
This is really cool! It sounds like you're trying to determine whether you can identify AF out of data that's complicated by poor recording quality and regular activity? Is your longer term goal/business model to use this as
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by tgokh 11y ago
Really interesting idea! Are the summaries entirely free? If so, what's in it for the summarizers?
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by tgokh 11y ago
Sounds like he'll be writing a book and has been producing a video series http://sethkugel.com/14-and-a-half-months/
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by tgokh 11y ago
It doesn't. You can go online and pay less than $30 for these tests, then drive to one of Quest or LabCorp's locations to get the blood drawn. I suspect that what UCSF is charging Theranos includes a substantial markup on the actu
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by tgokh 11y ago
This "Statistical Learning" course has just started on Stanford's online platform last week: https://lagunita.stanford.edu/courses/HumanitiesSciences/Sta...
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by tgokh 11y ago
I have no idea what the actual number is, but I remember reading that Epic is in about 20% of hospitals. and in many/most academic centers. Given the number of people who've been seen in an academic center at least once (whether f
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by tgokh 11y ago
My school gives undergrads one warning before kicking you out for academic dishonesty. However, we've been repeatedly reminded that graduate students know better and we'll get kicked out for a first instance of plagarism
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by tgokh 11y ago
This is hugely important. EKG changes are common - drugs change the QT interval, heart disease and subacute ischemia can cause T wave changes, people can go in and out of atrial fibrillation or throw PVCs, etc. I'd be very impressed if
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by tgokh 11y ago
In 1995, the system was updated to make it applicant-friendly rather than hospital-friendly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Resident_Matching_Pro...
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by tgokh 11y ago
The technology exists -- see http://www.physio-control.com/ProductDetails.aspx?id=2147484... and http://www.zoll.com/medical-products/data-management/rescuen... from PhysioControl and Zoll, two of
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by tgokh 11y ago
Definitely clicked the link thinking someone had rack mounted an army of MacBook Pros
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by tgokh 11y ago
I volunteer in EMS and I've only once encountered a similar situation where the police officer disagreed with our judgment to transport a patient, but before I could even grab my medic, the cop got chewed out by his sergeant. I have ru
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by tgokh 12y ago
If you're using mouse models to confirm cell culture results, roughly how long does it take to go from receiving the tissue sample to sending out a report to the patient's physician? What type of responses to your reports have you
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by tgokh 12y ago
And for files/folders, maybe have the icon change to reflect that there's a note attached (in the same way Dropbox modifies icons). I think it's a great tool but I worry I would just forget where I had attached my note: to th
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by tgokh 12y ago
Awesome thanks! I just got notified that nearly 50% of my current capacity is getting revoked because the giveaway from the college Space Race promotion was only for a limited time, so the extra gig is helpful! (And I'll try out Mailbo
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by tgokh 12y ago
As a medical student and EMS provider, I agree with all of the above except "In some hospitals, they won't even begin to treat you". Unless you end up at the rare hospital that doesn't accept Medicare, the ED's are
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by tgokh 12y ago
My university and hospital system recently rolled out Box across the whole institution. I think the major difference is that Box is willing to sign a Business Associate Agreement and ensure compliance with HIPAA standards. My understanding
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by tgokh 12y ago
If you're referring to what the providers use for patient documentation, billing etc, there's a slew of apps out there that unfortunately don't talk to each other in much of a meaningful way without a lot of work. Beyond the
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by tgokh 12y ago
I'd love to help as well. I'm an MD/PhD student at one of the institutions in the story, and I've done a lot of freelance development (design, not so much..) work, primarily in PHP.