lol, definitely more productive
what exactly do you mean by legacy effect?
I mean I know I'm biased, but IME all these so-called "SMURF-less" MI pts have LDLs in like 130-140's, and they all wish they didn't have the heart attack
and I'd rather sleep through the night
well, don't try to put it on the app store
Why you do cardiologists like that?
$100 mil? What is this, a 3 bed hospital?
hell I've seen Epic implementations 2.5x that cost
#medsky
Without naming your job, tell me something you say over and over again at work
"Going up"
Xitter still has stranglehold on sportsball
Pop punk isn't dead!
But wasn't there a post-punk/prog band with same name?
I did, good stuff
and LDL goal < 55 (for the most part), and PREVENT rx at 3%
Will be "living document" too to get updated to Vesalius
same same
either way, price go up
No, the bleeding advantage of apixaban has been known for some time, but people love the 1x dosing (in AF) of riva
hell, I still run into people who think they're just more convenient than warfarin and otherwise have no clinical advantage
US is a net exporter of oil
But it's only good for oil producers as since oil is fungible the price is set on the worldwide market (which I'm sure he knows)
near toxic doses of naproxen make me feel like when the Tin Man got oil!
I try to limit it to a few times a month though
Med-mastodon is going away.
Migrate now if you still have an account there
www.nephjc.com/news/med-mas...
nice post. Purity is why we can't have nice things
Whelp, probably back to Mastodon (or some activity-pub equivalent)
Shouldn’t we be making a bigger deal of the poor crowd control and marking at the end that led the lead runner off course?
Not as bad as the US half last week, but still, no way he wins without that
Great run!
(Bringing my Strava energy to Bluesky)
I wish
Did you tell Gemini to RTFM?
> cabal of shadowy villains who at least have some taste
has this ever existed?
tells you something about Mandrola, no?
Look at the pt, look at the CT (not the report), look at the echo (not the report)
usually becomes much clearer
lol, not here. It's like a few hours
that's faulty logic. If they all covered them, on average it would work out. One insurer would pick up someone else who had been on them for while and reap the benefits of avoided events
Only when one covers and another doesn't that there's arbitrage
it's all anti-health, pro-corporation bs logic
no matter, they were going to close your ticket without resolving it anyway "user error" or "expected behavior" or some such bs
protecting the insurer's bottom line should not be at the cost of proven health benefits to actual, real, people
Pretty sure if the insurers took a longer view of things rather than the next quarter, the downstream effects would be cost saving
Moderate? 33 minutes for 5K is *slow*. My daughter literally runs twice as fast (ok she's fast AF, but this is 11 min/mi... I can almost walk that fast)
