If you are unsatisfied with talking to a doctor, then read medical literature and interpret it better than the doctor for yourself. Don't go bothering other people online about it who have no capacity to solve your problems in a short post exchange.
Going online to ask for expert advice about a specific health question is like googling a very very individually specific error message and then experimenting with your body to see if else's "fix" will help your problem. If you posted on stack overflow with a question, then that community can't help you without detailed error logs, screenshots, etc. This expertise is offered freely, but healthcare is not because it is risky, takes time and energy to learn enough to solve even simple problems, and humans don't come with error codes.
Are you an author? Sorry. I didn't mean to be rude
So what is the sitcom from that era which should be getting more credit in your opinion?
The actual data is pretty lousy... The 8 hr group has almost 30% smokers and mean 1 pt higher in BMI than the 12-16 hr group, and the forest plots cross one for all cause mortality because they only had 414 subjects in the fasting group. The fact they chose to report on this using the relative risk is also super shady
But, if a Republican who encouraged austerity through the pandemic, or a centrist who did not provide as much stimulus were in office, then it would have been more likely a repeat or worse than '08 with 10% unemployment... Which shitty situation would you rather have?
God I just love the irony of him not being able to pay this after him bragging about being a billionaire
Thanks for this, I live in Florida and have a conventional resistance electric heater in my garage so I'm looking pretty hard at this. Why can't the condensate be drained into the water tank to be used in the house? Is it unsafe?
In my opinion this is a valuable step forward but was inadequate to assess for the problem at hand. Only 59% of patients who were surveyed responded which opens up to a significant bias and seems to be too few patients surveyed to detect the outcome in question. I agree that the vast majority are satisfied or do not have regrets, but it seems unrealistic that it would be 100% satisfaction. Who can claim 100% satisfaction for any kind of medical procedure?
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