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MD PhD in iPSC immunology

Rich from biotech and mining speculation

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@Lordmiles >ivy league kids getting $10/hr more than burger flipping gigs in california

idk mate i would hope elite antisemitism pays a little better than that

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@Regadenoson @FredKosters please, please read their MD&As from 2023, 2024, 2025...

they are always promising to double production next year, and it never comes. they never revise down guidance when it becomes clear they're gonna miss.

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@gfodor @CpnpDan "just give chemo to ppl with incidentalomas. just in case. no biopsy"

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@unapproved_mess @BenMazer Nobody is gonna disagree with the premise that earlier detection is better, but there is a real Lead Time Bias that makes up a significant portion of the benefit

for some cancers its literally the majority of the time benefit

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@seanluomdphd @CanesDavid we should give everyone with an elevated PSA a radical prostatectomy

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@1cavemank @gfodor nodularity in specific location vs bogginess vs exquisite tenderness vs general enlargement does tell u info tho. it changes the pretest probabilty for PSA interpretation

i dont deny that time series might be useful - but MJ's US isnt. it will first be via MRIs for many reasons

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@SteveGarciaMD @justindubinmd okay but MDs send ppl to the ER all the time for asymtpomatic hypertension

most annoying thing ever but doctors do it anyways

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@DoeSparkle @justindubinmd >person with weird sexual orientation is calling other people annoying hypochondriacs

wew

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@ICUPA1 @oitixion i literally use claude all the time for my health concerns and im a physician so

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@oitixion @Benjami13759491 NPs are so bad for the average person, they miss basic diagnoses and drug interactions. if they want to practice medicine, they should pass medical boards

they are good for high IQ healthy people who just want to place an order for what they want (give me my adderall refill)

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@StephenPiment MJ product is just not good tho

if u really wanna do preventative scans, we have MRI

if we cant train AI to read MRIs with billions of high res scans and assoc diagnoses/biopsies/history, we are not gonna get AI to read shitty low res US scans with no pre-existing database

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@FertileFitness @StephenPiment i mean ur data shows that the clear majority of attending physicians understand it, whereas medical students and junior residents dont?

im not even simping for doctors i hate them but at least have ur evidence support ur argument

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@subaxiomat most frustrating thing is libtarded SF tech bros shitting on doctors for midjourney skepticism but these same faggy tech bros are all TRUST THE SCIENCE when it comes to vaccines and covid lockdowns

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if preventative scans could work in theory, it would make more sense for them to work on the highest resolution images (MRIs, even thin cut MRIs) with billions of existing images to train on with known associated disease states

it would make way more sense to do preventative MRI scans on a cohort of 10,000 ppl, and if those showed benefit to expand preventative scans. the issue is they dont currently work, AI cant reliably read MRIs with glaringly obvious pathology (much less subtle incipient lesions), and this US has fundamental physical limits to it

if it would work, i would expect MRIs to work way way way first, and then for ppl to train US by doing a MRI and US together and using the MRI data to train the US read

but MJ's promo material is way overhyped bordering on fraud

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@1cavemank @gfodor thats my point, FYI

literally taking something up your ass for no benefit (but its more data!)

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@cruthaifios @ByrneHobart im not against training AI to replace radiologists. I'd love it

but i dont like MJ hype. we have 100s of millions of MRI scans with symptomatic history and subsequent biopsy/confirmatory diagnosis. it makes far more sense to train on that than US which has many limitations

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A thin slice full body MRI is superior to prototype continuous US?

I eagerly await the day AI can read a MRI better than a radiologist. its years away and we have billions of scans to train on, with history+indication to correlate the scans with. Asymptomatic scans done via novel tech with no history or symptoms to correlate with will be much harder to train models on, especially since we dont have 100s of millions of scans ready to go

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@NuggetCapital i guarantee you all the institutional spec money has long since been washed out trying to touch oil

Open interest at historic lows for oil

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@FrenlyOfficer @elon @Nikita isnt this more of an Officer Frenkly type post