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Many hypothesis, one of my favorite, however not at all proven, is the heavy use or sautee / stir fry cooking over gas stove. That’s like second hand smoke exposure at least a few …

Paw Patrol?

Really impressive results. The real victory here wasn't the breakthrough drug, which many have pointed out is another flavor of PD-1 inhibition (Nivolumab, Pembro) It's the patient…

Really very cool, the time savings alone for places without autocontours is perhaps an hour per patient. Would be cool to see the following features in the next update - please dm …

Odds for a never smoker aren't well estimated, but I'd say it's in the single digits. Definitely less than 5%. It depends on one's radon exposure, asbestos exposure, exposure to ga…

As an oncologist, the cause is unknown. But it's not so simple to point fingers at one cause. For example someone who is a heavy smoker (ie. a pack a day) gets cancer at a rate of …

I wouldn't have my brain frozen unless we have a better understanding of the fundamental stuff that makes up consciousness. The mind is more than the neurons and synapses. Yes it's…

Definitely a great new modality Benefits - Can target tumor noninvasively with active imaging. No damage of nearby blood vessels. Cons - Sound waves can only penetrate a few centim…

This material has radiation shielding properties far worse than just lead - lead which is cheaper and easier to manufacture Pure tungsten on the other hand is very good and can eve…

3A is a pictoral representation of 3C...I still don't see the difference.

I too am calling bullshit, although for different reasons. Take a look at Figure 3A. Is there really that big of a difference between THC and CBD treated vs. not treated images? To…

I completely agree with you. If there was even one response I would be much more optimistic. Since there is no clinical signal this is at best a proof of concept and safety.

"Five patients had stable disease, and the other 11 had disease progression as best response on therapy" great science, but disappointing clinical results

Cheeky of him to use -2022 in the exponent reflecting the year of publication > It is possible to replace the exponent −2022 in Theorem 1 by a larger (negative) value if the curren…

> [2022-04-26] Larry: Since you think I should come in for at least $2B... I'm in for $2B Elon: Haha thankss:) This got me laughing. Who are these oligarchical men and why do they …

The way I see it, this whole article seems to reframe the age old debate between utilitarians and deontologists (moralists) He tries to bridge the two philosophies by suggesting a …

Yes keep going! It is hard to see one and have it covered under your insurance, but in America (if you are in the US) you can just pay out of pocket if your insurance doesn't cover…

It sounds orthogonal because it is orthogonal. But it's true and I provided the original source to back up my claim. Hospice and palliative medicine is an accepted by all major fai…

On the contrary, the "religoius crap" is the guiding reason why we have modern hospice and palliative care at all. From the creator of modern hospice's biography posted at the hosp…

You can still do something about it, perhaps see a rheumatologist? That collection of symptoms seem to be right in their wheelhouse

I took Dr. Jones' course at Princeton and found it extremely reasonable. In fact hundreds of students over 10+ years took his course at Princeton and no one wrote a petition as far…

To put on my best British accent "complete rubbish". The UK runs world-class trials in adoptive cell transfer and other cell based therapies for cancer. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.go…

I think it might happen in diagnostic specialties like pathology and radiology. But in situations in which "speaking to patients" is required - many of whom cannot write, much less…

I think you misunderstand me, which is mostly my fault for not writing more clearly. Don't worry, your fears are not realized. I have dedicated my life and career to treating cance…