Having seen this happen between beehaw/kbin users, some of these discussions are coming from a beehaw specific community, and for some reason, the domain of a federated user isn't shown, so at first glance, it looks like you're chatting with a bunch of people in the same instance.
A video discussing the arms race in the Match, and how the increasing importance of scores, research, and other resume items doesn't have real worth beyond getting a graduate their preferred residency program.
The rise of metabolic syndromes is probably going to continue to define the next 50 years of medicine honestly. We have a huge, global rise in T2DM, obesity, high cholesterol/BP/etc. due to many things, but primarily the American, carb rich diet and a sedentary lifestyle. That said, i'm hopeful. We've got lots of new treatments for diabetes and even obesity now with GLP1s(Ozempic and others), as well as efforts to make insulins, glucose monitoring devices, etc. cheaper and more available. This makes diabetes so much easier to manage compared to how it used to be. I really hope Ozempic/Wegovy et. al will help put a dent in obesity, because that's probably the biggest risk factor for all the nasty stuff down the line.
This is a very rare excerpt of the radio recordings produced in 1976 for the "Protect and Survive" public information campaign. It includes both male and fem...
Veterans rated VA hospitals higher than private facilities for things like patient satisfaction, hospital cleanliness and communication with nurses and doctors.
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The Residency Selection Arms Race: How Orthopedic Surgery PDs can Transform Medical Education - The Sheriff of Sodium (youtu.be)
A video discussing the arms race in the Match, and how the increasing importance of scores, research, and other resume items doesn't have real worth beyond getting a graduate their preferred residency program.
Diabetes will be ‘a defining disease of this century’ as global cases are set to surpass one billion by 2050 (www.statnews.com)
The world has failed to understand the social nature of diabetes and underestimated the true scale and threat the disease poses.
Protect and Survive - Rare Radio Version Snippet (1976) (youtu.be)
This is a very rare excerpt of the radio recordings produced in 1976 for the "Protect and Survive" public information campaign. It includes both male and fem...
VA hospitals are outperforming private hospitals, latest Medicare survey shows (www.npr.org)
Veterans rated VA hospitals higher than private facilities for things like patient satisfaction, hospital cleanliness and communication with nurses and doctors.