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@Liathetrader @drgurner It sounds like you're trying to practice medicine and annoyed the system won't allow it. Let the doctors be the doctors. Because YOU want test X doesn't mean it's indicated.

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@Liathetrader Then that's probably all you needed. Doctors are the trained professionals for a reason. They don't exist to do what you want, they exist to do what you need.

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@MedPoet @DrMShujat Then consider yourself lucky. Also, the longer it sits at room temperature the greater the risk.

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@DrJoelGator I think it's the same as using "the Internet”/ Google. Doctors use Google in their work all the time. There is a right and wrong way to do it and it's the same for using AI.

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@e_dampier @Brandon_Beaber Nothing indicates they're aren't looked after. They had the worms for 9 months then were treated to rid them of worms.

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@e_dampier @Brandon_Beaber *hookworm

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@e_dampier @Brandon_Beaber Well, what is unethical about it? That will help you determine an answer to your question.
Are there long term negative affects to having had a pinworm? No.
Is it permanent? No.
Can it be treated and the body rid of it? Yes.
Is there an ethics concern for the worm?

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@e_dampier @Brandon_Beaber Well, in the study it was. There was significant suppression of relapses. The man you speak of had profound immunosuppression from HIV.

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@Dragonflynda @Brandon_Beaber You asked how to get people to agree to the parasite. You ask them and they agree or don't. If they don't, they're not in the study. If they do, they sign informed consent.

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@Dragonflynda @Brandon_Beaber Even if it's blinded they can still sign informed consent.

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@NeilFlochMD I suppose this is why lifestyle modifications while losing the weight is so important.

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@Olking07 Put your bank book into the machine for it to print your balance and transactions into it. Then keep track of your spending if you want, until you go back and print it again.

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@DocPriyamMD The US military has done a lot of research of this. With the exception of a few medications, most are perfectly safe, and in most cases carry the same potency up to 10 years later.

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@AAuntiem @MeganFoxWriter I'm Canadian w MS. I live in Ireland now for healthcare. In Canada, the meds to control MS are $80,000+ / year. In Ireland, it's part of the socialized system. In Canada, seeing a neurologist is free, if you can see one. In Ireland, it's €100, reasonable and accessible.

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@Brandon_Beaber That's very interesting. Man genes and epigenetics is fascinating.

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@thecavemommy Talk to a doctor, not the internet. It's about nutrients. Weaning before a year would typically be with formula. Only a physician can tell you whats best for you and your child.

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@ClaytonsJustice As much as I would have loved to watch a trial, I think it's better that she liked guilty and a jury saying she was guilty.

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@TheCatholicEngr G4Free on Amazon. They have regular and maternity. They're really great quality and maternity doesn't cost more than regular.

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@dralmiller @JennaLuche You're off your head. Crazy retired "doctor". You know how research works yet sit here carrying on like you do.

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@dralmiller @JennaLuche No, she said she was "misdiagnosed" with MS.