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Comment #13675055
Lyme is the new fibromyalgia, which replaced ME, which replaced the "Victorian lady took to her bed for a number of years" trope. Be very careful of jumping down this rabbit hole. …
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Comment #13621033
You really should look at the diameter of Venus cf. Earth and the relationship between core temp & surface distance from that temp.
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Comment #13480272
You have not factored in the cost of service, which is substantial
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Comment #9052117
It's just another rhythm method, and this is covered by graph 2. The study you quote represents a "perfect use" because of the additional surveillance and support leading to better…
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Comment #8249316
A physician who treats himself has a fool for a patient. Osler. (Even more so for a lay person)
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Comment #7035790
Shame the "expert system" was wrong! With that history you should have been seen urgently. There are a number of serious things that are possible with those symptoms. Plus, the nur…
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Comment #6151218
Most up-to-date fertility clinics use ultrasound and hormonal tracking to check the cycle; temperature & mucus are unreliable. And, even if someone's ovulating or not-ovulating... …
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Comment #5808313
Not crushed, he limps off to the right side. Not to say that this isn't serious, but he looked OK.
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Comment #4988805
Thank you. The HRT study mentioned in the article (WHI study) looked at the effects of starting HRT, often years after menopause, often in women with existing morbidity. Those wome…
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Comment #4794575
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2928939/
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Comment #4794498
In the case of ovarian cancer, as described in the article, it's likely that "early" ovarian cancer is a separate disease from disseminated ovarian cancer. Assuming that one leads …
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Comment #3723377
This is a very difficult area. Firstly, these consults are never as easy or logical in real life. If you think doctors don't understand Bayesian probabilities then how well do you …