I might add that I was not a member of the NICE Guideline committee. I was invited to give an expert witness report.
That is a fairly lengthy series of editorial grouses @Lucibee but in return I can ask for your evidence - which you do not cite. It isn't there....
Is that Yiddish?
Now I am a bit confused. You claimed that it tracked a special left hand vein that tracks brain flow. The problem is that the external carotid...
And it seems in Denmark the GP mentality is also actively being promoted by Dr Fink and co (on another thread). Since 2008, all trainee General...
Reading this emphasises to me the failure of the GP system in an age when medicine is complicated and requires specialised expertise and a...
Only slightly.
What was intended to be implied was not really a middle ground, more a level playing field I think!! And a referee with a loud whistle.
This comment from Keller et al puzzles me. My understanding was that feedback control of muscles is all through the somatic nerves going to the...
I think I meant guideline. I forget but I was under the impression that Charles was suggesting that we need more further guidelines. He certainly...
There are two of them too! It could well be internal carotid but of course that misses the vertebral supply and the proportion of each may change...
I am not aware of a vein that drains the brain only present on the left side? Pictures on Google seem to confirm my memory that an internal...
IL-6 has been a target for treating chronic disease for thirty years now. It would works wonders in some but if infection is present most cytokine...
Internal medicine is just the squidgy parts inside the trunk. External medicine includes dermatology, rheumatology, dentistry and no doubt...
If it is I can't remember where I read it!! It just sounded a good name for a molecule. I am not at liberty to discuss what I read in applications...
It's a nice idea, I admit. But the irony is that the 'cost to society' and 'getting people back to work' has only ever in the past been raised in...
I suspect that is the case, although in reality it is the rich people in charge being worried that there won't be enough poor people able to work...
I think it is important to distinguish 'psychological' from 'psychiatric' or indeed 'involving thinking'. Depressive illness is not...
But isn't dealing with a glue ear and shortsightedness just a case of treatment working for that person? I am extremely sceptical of this 'cost...
I might be accused of being ignorant of the biological evidence but I did note that one of the papers quoted was of a study that was an extension...
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