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Comment #48577510
Is there a viable watch-list alternative to Letterboxd? All I want is a place to save movies/shows that people recommend to me + it telling me what streaming service it’s available…
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Comment #47333467
Such as autoimmune disorders or other hyperinflammatory disorders? Graves’ disease, lupus/SLE, psoriasis, type 1 diabetes, myasthenia gravis, Addison’s disease, Hashimoto, Goodpast…
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Comment #45831192
OpenEvidence is free for anyone with an NPI
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Comment #45637321
Did you learn this from Genomind? Or how did you get from genomes to useful information re: meds?
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Comment #45217285
Strong recommend his autobiography, On The Move. My favorite book ever!
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Comment #43502361
The ketamine treatment?
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Comment #41980941
Almost no medical school or hospital in the United States use paper or handwriting anymore. All orders are electronic.
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Comment #39171940
Seconded! At least the countries please.
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Comment #37557247
Amen to this! I aspire to have a three parent household.
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Comment #37399251
Axios.com
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Comment #29989432
This is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #29028846
Vortioxetine is associated with fewer sexual side effects, and it works for me!
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Comment #28710154
For those looking for the app OP is referring to, here’s a referral link that will unlock an additional feature (like blocking of video ads, tracking, or cookie prompts). https://a…
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Comment #28710130
Get AdBlock Pro for Safari with this link and unlock an extra feature (like blocking of video ads, tracking or cookie prompts) https://adblockpro.app/?r=355EAC
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Comment #28326752
Individuals with a combination of history of COVID and vaccination appear to have exceptionally strong protective immunity that has been described as "bulletproof." As published in…
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Comment #28284812
Erm, your first thought is way off. Streptococcus pneumoniae is actually the #1 cause of pneumonia. Streptococcus agalactiae also commonly causes pneumonia in infants.