@BizCarlson I wouldn’t be so self-deprecating in comparison to a city one third the size. There is constant construction on the GR riverfront, but the pace seems abysmal. The public museum reno has been on for 2 years and the plank walkway on the east side is unsafe and falling apart
@micah_erfan I 100% agree the limiting MD slots is a big reason for our physician shortfall
My point is DO grads have kept the overall rate of physician matriculants stable (albeit low) relative to 1980.
Not an ideal system having parallel degree programs, but we’d be worse off without DOs
@micah_erfan DO graduates have roughly made up for this gap. They’re now a third of the number as MD graduates, and get roughly the same degree with the same license to practice. And yes, the number of graduating MDs is restricted, but it’s not the full picture
Made another set of election maps for MI house 83 this week… wasn’t really surprised by the vote spread on the map, but pleased with the aesthetic on this one
Dean Pacific maximized margins in the outer-ring Westside Connection neighborhood. AliciaMarie Belchak had thinner support among all other neighborhoods; working class Westside, Hispanic Burton Heights and Roosevelt Park, Garfield Park, even Downtown!
Marshall Kilgore performed best in denser urban Black and gentrifying neighborhoods on the Southeast side like the Madison area. He also picked up good margins in far suburbs in city limits
@harrisondubay Seeing these posts get 100k likes breaks my brain because I was there!! Insane how these guys have any credibility with anyone by leapfrogging from lie to lie