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“At this point, it’s inconclusive although the weight of evidence seems to indicate natural,” Gen. Mark Milley said. “But we don’t know for certain.” https://t.co/HvqetYzWHj via @WSJ
Data on the use of telehealth in Rheumatology clinic.
Although small sample, pts generally satisfied with their care (see figure).
Not as helpful if underlying disease was unclear or too complex.
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Do not blame China, Mars or small animals for the current Corona problems. Blame your jointly overoptimized & unprepared system*.
*It is full of IYIs who don't understand basic asymmetry, absence of evidence, the scaling property of masks, tail properties; basically anything.
WSJ test drive of the Tesla Model 3 Performance: ''This thing is magnificent, a little rainbow-farting spaceship, so obviously representative of the next step in the history of autos'' https://t.co/ozGKxL22lD via @WSJ
@Rheum_Sonology It depends. For diagnostic purposes US performed by a consultant may be the appropriate approach. Follow-up can be performed by technicians.
Effect of mechanical stress on magnetic resonance imaging of the sacroiliac joints: assessment of military recruits by magnetic resonance imaging study | Rheumatology | Oxford Academic https://t.co/EhygES1qd1