This is due partly to galloping progress in medical science.
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Those are questions medical science and doctors cannot answer precisely.
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Research has gone digital, and medical science is no exception.
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One misconception is the belief that medical science understands addiction.
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That's a constant refrain in the recent history of medical science.
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What a miraculous confluence of medical science and salary cap rules.
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It's foolish to pretend medical science is immune to social biases.
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The F.D.A. said its actions were based strictly on medical science.
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Medical science, particularly genomics, has advanced significantly since the 2009 pandemic.
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Name Withheld Perhaps medical science will one day alleviate these problems.
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Now someone was going to actually bring medical science into the mix.
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Despite her credentials, however, she's not interested in popularizing accurate medical science.
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Meanwhile, other Silicon Valley technology staples have also ventured into medical science.
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Ramirez's young nieces testified against the women and medical science backed them up.
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But at the same time, I thought medical science might solve the problem.
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But medical science can't help us if we don't take advantage of it.
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Some exhibits blended medical science and racial science in a bizarrely inaccurate manner.
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Very little in science—and least of all medical science—is so certain.
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Modern medical science has made us all a little careless about our limbs.
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I routinely do peer reviews for nutrition, medical, science, and public health journals.
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I have my living child because of, not in spite of, medical science.
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"It created a miracle in the history of medical science," the paper added.
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"It reflects the intersection of medical science and philosophy and religion," he said.
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Medical science seeking to explain what makes people transgender is in its infancy.
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You've seen medical science grow a human ear on the back of a mouse.
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Fortunately, advances in medical science and audiology can significantly help individuals with such disorders.
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News from the world of medical science in 2017 is going to be insane.
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To regain the advantage, medical science needs to overcome a daunting set of hurdles.
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The first is a pervasive view in medical science that it is all outlandish.
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The Cures Act recognizes that modern medical science must become more collaborative and networked.
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I feel as if I'm getting erased and medical science doesn't have any answers.
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This reality is compounded by another factor in certain fields, like nutrition and medical science.
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But it seems that assault on medical science and health could be starting much sooner.
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They're talking about a world where psychiatry is something more like a hard medical science.
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And that's just for natural and medical science papers; the social sciences have it worse.
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The growing cancer epidemic is not a problem that medical science is about to solve.
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Here I briefly summarize what the medical science says and why there is no debate.
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Its universities, literature, design, music and performing arts, medical science and technology are world class.
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He graduated from Cornell and received a master's degree in medical science from Drexel University.
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Thankfully, medical science has improved dramatically since then, when public health was in its infancy.
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"If something has happened once in medical science, it can happen again," Mr. Brown said.
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Medical science has discovered more than 7,000 genetic diseases, and new ones emerge every day.
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Medical science today should be far more able to respond to the current coronavirus pandemic.
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The history of medical science is full of breakthroughs that at one point seemed impossible.
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I am tempted to pursue my recovery as far as medical science will take me.
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Dr. Fajgenbaum is optimistic about the drug's chances but is aware medical science is unpredictable.
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"To me, it's a free opportunity to teach and engage in medical science," Semidey says.
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Now I feel as if I'm getting erased, and medical science doesn't have any answers.
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Humans have been using animals as models in research since the earliest days of medical science.
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The world has never had more advanced medical science, but it's also never been so interconnected.
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Wakanda has miraculous medical science and military capabilities that are vastly superior to any nation on Earth.
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Of course, proponents argue that eventually medical science will indeed figure out how to make it work.
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But in theory, the rising tide of medical science lifts all boats (fingers crossed on that one).
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Today, however, medical science knows Alzheimer's begins in the brain 20 to 30 years before symptoms begin.
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How might the findings of the pea plant study be applied to human research and medical science?
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Immediately afterwards, she'd tell them that neither of those statements had any actual basis in medical science.
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Medical science still has such a rudimentary understanding of why the mind works the way it does.
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This represents merely one frontier in medical science where tremendous progress has been made through animal research.
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The accelerating pace of scientific breakthroughs in medical science, bioinformatics, and digital healthcare captivates the world's imagination.
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But, of course, The Dr. Oz Show has a history of deviating from reality and medical science.
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Drug pricing is a hot topic worldwide, as advances in medical science come at an increasingly high cost.
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Another consideration, the health effects of long term space missions could be a significant challenge for medical science.
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It's a fundamental mismatch, but for thousands of years of medical science has managed to work within it.
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The Kremlin property management department said the Central Clinical Hospital remained at the cutting-edge of medical science.
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If a high salary is what you want, a career in medical science is a pretty sure bet.
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The new law, which relaxes requirements that they understand medical science, is a step in the wrong direction.
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He conveys a kind of humility you don't see very often in the upper reaches of medical science.
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"Everyone should continue to treat this outbreak seriously and be driven by facts and medical science," he said.
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Foucault theorized about the way in which penology and medical science remove privacy and freedom from daily life.
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A number of recent news articles have brought renewed attention to financial conflicts of interest in medical science.
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In recent generations, medical science has made enormous advances in extending and improving life by changing people's behavior.
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She graduated from Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa., and received a master's degree in medical science from Yale.
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It's time to put the War on Drugs to rest and start celebrating compassionate care and medical science.
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If that whim is to fund medical science (as in the case of Howard Hughes), the world gains.
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But science, especially medical science, is slow-moving, and it takes a while for new treatments to be approved.
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Then it's based on the medical science, and so with that amendment, we would fully support the SITSA bill.
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Soon after, it was realized that the medical science relied upon to corroborate the young girls testimony was wrong.
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Such emotionally manipulative tales of childhood maladies can race up Amazon bestseller lists, while spreading mistrust of medical science.
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I have graduated with a degree in medical science and work as a case manager in Settlement Services International.
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Advancements in medical science save women's lives, as do public policies that ensure abortion is legal, accessible, and affordable.
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The first is altruism: The gift of a body will benefit medical science and, by extension, others in need.
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Many of the nation's top medical, science and public health groups were among those who have opposed the rule.
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Many of the nation's top medical, science and public health groups were among those who have opposed the rule.ADVERTISEMENT
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But until now, there's been no medical science to say one way or the other whether it was healthy.
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New research, new imaging, new knowledge about conception and life are rocking the world of medical science every day.
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Long a useful foil for medical science, the placebo effect might soon represent a more fundamental challenge to it.
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If further research confirms this opinion, then for medical science that conformity with natural development could be a boon.
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The study of the role that inflammation plays in disease has also become a key goal of medical science.
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Our nation's investment in medical science pays dividends that far exceed efforts to save money by cutting NIH funding.
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Mr. Markel is most effective in conveying the state of medical science when the Kelloggs appeared on the scene.
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So long as half the world goes without essential treatment, the fruits of centuries of medical science will be wasted.
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Numerous insist that birth control pills can cause early abortion, a claim that has no backing in established medical science.
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Perhaps medical science can't have all the answers, but as the researchers argue, it's urgent to start looking for them.
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They found more than a thousand changes, of which only ten per cent can be explained by current medical science.
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The broader one, though hardly new, bears repeating and applies as much to advances in medical science as to war.
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Prosecutions in Ontario are guided by the Criminal Code, direction from the Supreme Court of Canada, and the medical science.
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Infectious disease specialists have long expressed frustration that medical science has not come up with a universal lifetime flu vaccine.
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As is typical in medical science, a simple explanation (A causes B, which can be cured by C) is unlikely.
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Others want every additional minute of life that medical science can give them, and I support those people 100 percent.
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So the knowledge of our tragic heroine is now informed by current medical science on the subject of mental illness.
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Right now, medical science is developing new therapies that can more effectively address chronic conditions like diabetes and heart disease.
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We go back to the painful experimentation on slaves for medical science — particularly by one doctor named J. Marion Sims.
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Among his many honors, besides the Nobel, was the prestigious Lasker Award in medical science, given to him in 1971.
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The Early Printed, Medical, Science & Travel Books auction takes place on October 18; preview the catalogue on Swann Auction Galleries.
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According to a 2017 study from medical science journal The Lancet, on average Americans spend $9,237 on health care per person.
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The University of St Andrews, in Scotland, charges roughly $23,000 for most degrees for overseas students and $35,000 for medical science.
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The hysterical reaction to Peter Thiel reflects the belief that the commercialization of medical science is a source of social injustice.
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"The medical science understanding of postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis since her trial and sentencing has changed significantly," reads the petition.
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Convicting Scott Peterson of a double homicide is inconsistent with Roe, but it is consistent with common sense and medical science.
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As medical science has progressed, public knowledge hasn't necessarily kept up with that, nor has the knowledge within the medical community.
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But one similarity may be that it is shaped not just by medical science, but also by the realities of life.
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General anesthesia is one of the great blessings of medical science, making surgery possible without the agonies suffered in the past.
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Clara Coquette: I started my Friday waking up in my apartment and getting ready for my day job in medical science research.
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"With advice that's rooted in medical science, consumers can optimize their workout time and get real results efficiently and reliably," said Bohorquez.
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Medical science is structured to have doctors probe patients, instruct them to do this or that to maintain or regain good health.
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It's a preposterous claim given the current limitations of medical science, and a complete misreading of how the fledgling cryonics industry works.
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The move is meant to appease the president's anti-choice political base, but the measures are a serious blow to medical science.
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Scientists predict that combining the powerful emerging discoveries of today will take medical science, and human life, to an entirely new plateau.
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Dr. Chopra told me that, as far as medical science is concerned, Abby Solomon is worth thousands of the rest of us.
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His case shows the whole treatment process for the virus; we have reported it to the Journal of Korean Medical Science (JKMS).
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On the other hand, when it comes to size and force of ejaculate, medical science can offer some tangible evidence of improvements.
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Twenty-nine students are expected to graduate from bachelor of midwifery programs at the National Academy of Medical Science and Kathmandu University.
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Whenever medical science does not provide a cure, there's going to be a "psychological gap, the need of something better," he said.
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It's not only his awakening that baffles medical science; he is also in fine physical shape despite a dozen years of immobility.
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Medical practice has been slow to catch up with what was demonstrated by healers long before the advent of modern medical science.
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Medical science has caught on in the last few years about the importance of gut health using these bugs (also known as probiotics).
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Limits for each of these calorie sources have been established by medical science to help define the parameters of a basic healthy diet.
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The new CDC statistics were pulled from data compiled by four federal agencies, along with published studies in peer-reviewed medical science journals.
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Thanks to a worldwide, collective effort, medical science now has an important new understanding of bipolar disorder, and a plan for moving forward.
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One reason is that relatives are still the main caregivers in Japan, says Miharu Nakanishi of the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science.
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Healx estimates that some 400 million patients suffer from around 7,000 rare diseases worldwide which will not be covered by traditional medical science.
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Finally, doctors are under immense legal pressure to do all that medical science can offer in order to defend against accusations of negligence.
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We were told that in lieu of real medical science, and access to doctors, the practice of cupping was used on the sick.
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But if you're tempted to toss out all the old stuff, better think twice — despite the changes in medical science, some constants endure.
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Charles Tang, their elder son, had been studying medical science in Guangzhou, China, but returned when lessons moved online as the virus spread.
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"It's a very new concept and a really cool idea," said Edith Mathiowitz, a professor of medical science and engineering at Brown University.
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The leaps in medical science have dramatically impacted the number of people living with HIV/AIDS and their ability to lead normal healthy lives.
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You're putting ideology before medical science, and that's incredibly alarming if you're going to be the one leading this country's healthcare policy one day.
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Machines have mastered medical science, so he can keep the party going forever, or until he jumps off the balcony of his subsidized condo.
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Like Kennedy, many of the doctors granting unorthodox exemptions cite their belief in parental rights or reference concerns not supported by conventional medical science.
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Not only did vaccination represent a feat of medical science, it reflected a widespread understanding that self-protection and social protection are inevitably intertwined.
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But scientists warn that while advancements in genetic engineering are creating a wealth of new opportunities in medical science, it raises difficult ethical dilemmas.
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At a time when medical science is becoming far more complex and advanced, public and private payers are increasingly limiting access to new breakthroughs.
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But it is precisely by not forgetting Dr. Asperger that we honor the victims of medical science at the service of an evil ideology.
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From 2012 to 2013, Dr. Reiser, 30, worked for the United States Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Science in Bangkok, researching dengue fever.
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"With the very best that medical science can work with, 80 percent of people are drinking within three years post alcohol detox," Sessa noted.
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Though doctors were in the dark then, today, medical science knows that Alzheimer's begins in the brain 20 to 30 years before symptoms begin.
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She earned a doctorate in medical science from the University of Tokyo and continued her studies at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.
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The finding does not necessarily mean that emerging diseases from cross-species transmission are a more grave or imminent threat than medical science has assumed.
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Photo: LGOften new technology is good, whether it's a spectacular advancement in medical science or just a new gadget that brings you hours of joy.
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Experts say that these ideas are not backed by medical science, and warn that the concoction could be dangerous to people with certain health conditions.
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Most profess philosophical or religious reasons or cite concerns - debunked by medical science - that the three-way measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine may cause autism.
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Today is the 28th annual World AIDS Day, and advances in medical science mean that we know more about HIV and AIDS than ever before.
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The problem is particularly severe among elderly people and children, said officials at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Science (PIMS), the city's main public hospital.
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Give the medical science community a few more years, and Phillip could be walking around on flippers just like the ones he was born with.
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He believes drug companies should step up to provide the medication, considering how much they and medical science have benefited from studying his patients' condition.
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Medical science has already made huge leaps in our understanding of the inner workings of the cancer cell, and there is much left to learn.
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I'm 34 now, but medical science back then wasn't as far advanced when it comes to genetic research, and my skin condition was relatively unknown.
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Male characters are more likely to be depicted in medical science, business, law or politics (you know, all those industries where we need more women).
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The assumption ignores decades of medical science, including much of what has become textbook endocrinology (the science of hormones and hormone-related diseases) and biochemistry.
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Frankenstein and Bioethics In the 1800s as today, advances in medical science outpaced discussions of the social, cultural, legal and ethical implications of those advances.
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As medical science becomes better able to provide for the separate existence of the fetus, the point of viability is moved further back toward conception.
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That's obviously not how future medical science is going to work, but the notion of creating microscopic machines to perform complex tasks is certainly on point.
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Experts told BuzzFeed News that Epperly's theory has no basis in medical science and that the drink could be dangerous for people with some health conditions.
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Some of us are trans women who wish we'd been born with ovaries and a uterus and hope that one day, medical science will catch up.
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Genetic research shows that some patients cannot respond to a one-size-fits-all medicine regime, and medical science underscores the advantages of personalized medical choices.
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All three donated their bodies to medical science, and eventually served as cadavers for first-year medical students at the New York University School of Medicine.
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While individuals who abuse drugs should and do suffer the consequences of their actions, medical science has proven that addiction is a disease that demands treatment.
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"Our job is to find the best medical science to support your therapeutic use exemption," DeMaurice Smith, executive director of the NFL Players Association, told Gupta.
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"I am going to take a cue from my husband and remain positive and hope that medical science will come up with something," Kiefer-Foley said.
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In an age when medical science is advanced enough to reverse the deadly effects of drug overdoses, it's shameful that so many are still dying needlessly.
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Mostly, the show is exactly what it sounds like: a hospital melodrama, with whiz-bang medical science, a dash of intra-staff romance and shameless sentimentality.
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Perhaps Mr. Bienenstock instinctively knows what medical science has been increasingly demonstrating for decades: Social interaction is a critically important contributor to good health and longevity.
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In reality, alcoholism is a major public health concern, and there are gaps in medical science on how muscles respond to pressure at the molecular level.
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"There were a variety of folks who thought that was where we should go, but the medical science wasn't there yet," a senior administration official said.
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Repairing the brain Das was educated at the Bergen County Academy for Medical Science Technology, a branch of one of New Jersey's top public high schools.
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I had studied the language for four years, had traveled to the country and could even read medical science and technology articles without using a dictionary.
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According to Smith, regenerative medicine is the next big thing in medical science — so disruptive, in fact, that he says it's akin to the Internet in 1993.
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"The medical science in the paper is pretty accurate," said Neha Raukar, associate professor of emergency medicine at Brown University, who was not involved in the study.
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Laughter serves as a natural boost to our immune systems, according to a wide range of studies, including one published in the American Journal of Medical Science.
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This view contradicts decades of public health and medical science accepted by the National Academies of Science and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, among others.
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"This memo flouts the clear evidence of medical science," said John Walke, an expert in clean-air policy at the Natural Resources Defense Council, an advocacy organization.
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In what ways do you think the new information about sea spiders might help humans or medical science, or be useful in any other way, and why?
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According to Glassdoor, some of the cities hiring the most medical science liaisons right now include Cambridge, Massachusetts; Washington, D.C.; Chicago, Illinois; Seattle, Washington and Dallas, Texas.
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These matters belong to our moral life, and we can't reasonably expect them to be settled by medical science or clinical evidence or even the law. ♦
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There is an emerging biotech movement that promises to transform medical science and radically overhaul the arduous process of bringing new drugs, foods and cosmetics to market.
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Medical science is only ever proven true by history, but Amos Wells, from my point of view, had many genetic and neurological factors that impaired his mental ability.
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It was, of course, indulging in playful hyperbole—even the Chinese Communist Party has no plans to supplant modern medical science with ancient and unproven forms of treatment.
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And then there's Sim, a sword-wielding Muslim pirate who continually pushes Felicity to consider how much of the medical science she so admires was shaped by colonialism.
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Plus, Thalmic's work with medical science, as well as innovative systems like a gesture-based input system for sign language, have rounded out the merits of the platform.
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Most cited philosophical or religious reasons, or concerns - debunked by medical science - that the three-way vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) could cause autism, authorities said.
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But the idea that parts of the brain may be recoverable after death, as conventionally defined, contradicts everything medical science believes about the organ and poses metaphysical riddles.
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Today, thanks in part to a broadening of civil rights and in part to advances in medical science, epilepsy is neither a spiritual gift nor a moral malady.
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It is beyond medical science to repair the damage at this point, so I am looking for an assist from old-fashioned manners to help me through this.
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As Ryan worked on his game, the Greens continued to believe they were on the cusp of a miracle: Joel's survival and recuperation in spite of all medical science.
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In Moore v Texas, announced on March 28th, the justices have told the Lone Star state that its resistance to medical science has no place in death-penalty jurisprudence.
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The show at Superchief Gallery, Los Angeles was really well received and it led to the Museum of Health and Medical Science (MoHS) bringing my exhibit to their museum.
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Cigarettes and alcohol are verboten, given what medical science has shown they can do to the fetus; certain prescription medications should be avoided; and of course, don't smoke pot.
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Tourism to the Florida Reef rakes in over $3 billion each year and coral reefs are on the cutting-edge of medical science, potentially providing proteins to fight HIV.
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In its mission statement, Partners in Health aspires to bring modern medical science to those most in need around the world and to serve as an antidote for despair.
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It takes time to evaluate which coverage and payment incentives work, which best practices and care standards to adopt, all while incorporating the latest in medical science and technology.
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Sushma Swaraj, a senior leader of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's nationalist government, said she was on dialysis at the All India Institute of Medical Science, a top government hospital.
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"[The decision] means that no longer can any ideology be put before medical science," Dawn Laguens, executive vice president of Planned Parenthood Action Fund, told Refinery29 after the decision.
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Court records state that the elder Pilgeram signed an agreement with Alcor in 1990, at the age of 67, to be cryogenically suspended until medical science could revive him.
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President Donald Trump and his administration can make politics out of the World Health Organization's breastfeeding guidance, but when it comes to medical science, they won't win a debate.
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This is particularly true when medical science doesn't offer a clear answer: Doctors encourage patients to decide where evidence is weak, while making strong recommendations when evidence is robust.
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None of this is to say that medical science shouldn't be pursued or that those who are drawn to this drug and its potential benefits should not take it.
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Even when an underlying disorder is not present, the risk of developing an overactive bladder increases with age for reasons medical science has yet to determine, the doctor said.
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Anything less would be unjust—a final affront to the families of Seau and so many others, and a high-priced mockery of both medical science and American jurisprudence.
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Medical science is treated as suspicious (Taylor ends up refusing to take his doctor-prescribed medicine for PTSD), with the potential exception of Colbert's extremely prominently-placed diet books.
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ABDURRAHMAN BILGICAmbassador for TurkeyLondon "Ohio high" (June 10th) underscored the need for medical science to explore new treatments for chronic pain in order to reduce America's dependence on addictive opioids.
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Proponents will argue that just because you can't explain something, or prove it works, doesn't it mean it's useless, but the whole industry is largely not accepted in medical science.
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In the late 90s, medical science made an important discovery (that these days seems like a no-brainer): the immune system supports the growth of "good bacteria" in the gut.
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As Dr. Unschuld scorned herbs and acupuncture for his own bilateral lung embolism, Mao mixed praise for Chinese medicine with hardheaded preference for Western medical science on his own body.
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In Georgia, reform of HIV laws might take even longer, as advocates are still in the process of trying to update their legislators on the medical science of HIV transmission.
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WHAT WE'RE READING The Government Accountability Office on Wednesday issued two critical reports suggesting that the Food and Drug Administration isn't properly planning how to keep pace with medical science.
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José Cássio de Moraes, an epidemiologist at the Santa Casa Medical Science University of Sao Paulo, said winter could worsen the epidemic because people are more likely to crowd indoors.
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More than 30 people injured were admitted to the All-India Institute of Medical Science in the capital, a hospital official said, most of them with lacerations, cuts and bruises.
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But modern medical science is now gradually closing in on what might realistically enable people to live longer, healthier lives — if they are willing to sacrifice some popular hedonistic pleasures.
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Do you think it's problematic that while lawmakers seem to agree on the merits of medical science, other areas of research — like climate science — don't get that same bipartisan support?
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The couple simply hoped to reach what neonatologists call the threshold of viability: the point at which medical science has the ability to keep a premature baby alive outside the womb.
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Patients actually morphed into consumers long before health insurance and the Internet were invented, even before the turn of the 21973th century, when medical science first began to strut its stuff.
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While this sounds like a breakthrough for GIF kind — after all, we can't recall a GIF being used in quite this way before — there are much larger implications medical science here.
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Medicine, with its academic hurdles and rigid professional hierarchy, tends to attract people like me, motivated by compassion and a love of medical science, but also a desire for external validation.
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Name Withheld, Thunder Bay, Canada Answering general questions about medical science is not practicing medicine — which is, indeed, something you're not entitled to do without a license, however knowledgeable you are.
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But even if successful, the surgery would be only a stop-gap measure, a starting point in a process that would propel our family to the forward edges of medical science.
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This isn't based in medical science of any kind, but I'm convinced that if I wore contacts every single day, my eyes would've shriveled up into raisins a long time ago.
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Vaccines are among the greatest achievements of medical science, an easily and safely administered defense against once common and often deadly diseases like measles, polio, smallpox, whooping cough and cervical cancer.
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Medical science continues to show that the truest path back to a normal productive life for those suffering from addiction starts with medication-assisted treatment, backed by appropriate counseling and support.
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In a will he drafted that year, Bentham requested that his body be left to medical science, a radical proposal at a time when dissection was used as a posthumous criminal punishment.
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"I'm not sure that medical science has an answer for that question," Aaron Storms, MD, palliative care physician at the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Souther California, tells Mashable.
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Photo: Patrick J. Lynch (Wikimedia Commons)Concussion research is usually the domain of medical science, but a group of physicists in France decided to tackle the subject in a very... tactile way.
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If it was incorrect, we'd never get treated at hospitals — for in a context where we can't trust the established laws of physics, how could we trust the judgments of medical science?
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" Leah Sampson, a 47-year-old Canadian woman, says, "Expecting medical science to reveal a trade secret is like asking Coca-Cola or KFC to provide its secret recipe and ingredient formula.
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The airy montage of 1950s history and medical science that opens HBO's The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks temporarily grinds to a halt over a seemingly inconsequential detail — its title character's name.
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Such claims have frightened parents into refusing to vaccinate, public health experts say, despite decades of medical science showing vaccines to be both safe and a widely successful method of disease prevention.
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Every time you gargle an ounce or two of mouthwash after a meal or just before bed, you might think you&aposre benefiting from the latest advances in chemistry and medical science.
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Meanwhile, advances in medical science have all but dispelled physical suffering at the end of life through multi-disciplinary palliative care —and in the rare extreme cases, sedation of the imminently dying.
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" A report in the Journal of Korean Medical Science in 2013 said that chemical castration "results in very low levels of recidivism despite the strong psychological factors that contribute to sexual offending.
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During the day she works in medical science research, but at night she practices her true passion by choreographing intricate and playful strip teases at various bars and art spaces around the city.
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Why, then, as medical science has made enormous strides in alleviating the pain and distress of dying, are we seeing relentless campaigning for the legalisation of what is being euphemistically called "assisted dying"?
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As freaky as the concept sounds, it was actually closely monitored by Bruce Klitzman, associate professor of surgery at Duke University, and Edith Mathiowitz, professor of medical science and engineering at Brown University.
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In the past, a major knee injury could end a career but improvements in medical science have allowed skiers like Svindal to come through multiple surgeries and still compete at the very top.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Over the past half a century or so, medical science seems to have come to the consensus that smoking and rigorous exercise do not mix.
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As medical science has progressed, while we have extended life, we have transformed death from a singular event, into dying, an entire phase of our lives that can last from days to years.
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The act in and of itself is not a bad thing, since medical science is well aware of the dangers of asbestos, which were not known when it was used in the past.
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Just as we invest in medical science to collect data in order to prevent supplying incorrect prescriptions, the same investment is needed to better tackle the political and social root causes of extremism.
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So while the medical science isn't exactly where we'd like it to be just yet on this topic, we're digging into the online reviews to crowdsource some suggestions based on what people are saying.
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His beliefs and his appeal represent an attack on the basic epistemic norms that generate reliable beliefs, just as the Cleveland Clinic's embrace of "vibrational frequencies" undermines the medical science the clinic supposedly represents.
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None of which is intended to diminish the stalwart work of many of the brightest minds in medical science, who, collectively, have endeavored for more than 30 years to find ways to treat dementia.
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Medical science suggests that medicine might help, but you decide that the better strategy is to lock your aunt in a room and force her to eat only lettuce — even though she hates vegetables.
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For Beau Biden, the son of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., or for Senator Edward M. Kennedy before him — both glioblastoma patients — the vaunted advances in medical science did not come soon enough.
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It's hard to track its exact trajectory, but as Ghigi points out, this was an era when medical science was advancing at a rapid rate — while at the same time, another industry was also booming.
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If the human head transplant supposedly scheduled for 2017 actually works, it's going to be one of the most important achievements in the history of medical science, and the history of technology just in general.
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The woman chatters on, taking out a calendar wheel — it is incredible to me that medical science has not yet advanced past this gestational slide rule — to determine my conception and due dates: May 15.
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Medical science uses animals a lot—but almost always they are there to act as stand-ins for human beings, a role encapsulated in the word "model" that is often applied to such laboratory organisms.
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From what I know of Mr. Thiel and his investments in healthcare, he is concerned that the risk avoidance permeating government regulation of medical science is a product of hostility to private investment and profit.
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At the same time, and despite the lack of money and the plateauing of infection rates, the progress that has been made since 2000 against something unknown to medical science 36 years ago is impressive.
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"Eman is an inspiration to millions of critical and obese patients world over that someone as serious as her can get better with expert medical care and advances in medical science," the Save Eman Cause added.
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The High Court ruled that amendments made to the Abortion Act in 1990 gave the Secretary of State power to approve changes to the way in which abortions are administered to reflect "changes in medical science".
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Looking concerned aligns with the NFL's business interests, which require a player and fan feeder system rooted in parents feeling comfortable with letting their kids play football, but actual medical science, at least potentially, does not.
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The advance of medical science makes it increasingly difficult to ignore Roe's inadequacies, yet the courts have made it clear that they are not friendly to the interests and rights of the youngest pre-born children.
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And yet the way I care for patients often has less to do with the medical science I've spent my career absorbing than with habits, environmental cues and other subtle nudges that I think little about.
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Though VR may seem more at home in the realm of science fiction than medical science, Dr. Hunter Hoffman and Dr. David Patterson have been working for 20 years to develop VR systems designed to reduce pain.
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Finding Balance Other well-known (and celebrity-frequented) spas — like Canyon Ranch — have been using medical science to assist with wellness treatments for years, but do not (as of yet) use any blood tests to determine treatments.
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"For a lot of people who are already marginalised to begin with, so much energy goes into considerations regarding safety and comfort," says founder Kira Magee, a queer-identifying medical science graduate who specialises in remedial massage.
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Bruce M. Alberts, a biochemist at the University of California, San Francisco, received the Lasker-Koshland Award for Special Achievement in Medical Science for his contributions to molecular biology and his indefatigable advocacy for public science education.
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"Finally, we are in a position to start serious studies in this field after 10 years of preparation," said Hiromitsu Nakauchi, a researcher at the Institute of Medical Science of the University of Tokyo, according to Asahi.
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A lot can go wrong all on its own in those early weeks, and medieval midwifery and medical science left it to a woman and her advisers to decide how she wanted to handle that risky time.
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While the exhibition professes to be about the future, in many ways it's about the present — even the recent past — dealing with our current obsessions, worries and hopes, from medical science to the fate of the earth.
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Image: DEAResearchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Science are trying to create a vaccine for a class of drugs most infamously, if wrongly, accused of turning people into face-eating zombies commonly known as bath salts.
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Due to the magic of modern medical science, Mohammed Abad—a 43-year-old who lost the manhood he was born with when he was run over at age six—is now ready to finally lose his virginity.
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Psychoanalysis had already been discredited as a medical science, Crews wrote; what researchers were now revealing was that Freud himself was possibly a charlatan—an opportunistic self-dramatizer who deliberately misrepresented the scientific bona fides of his theories.
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Over the past decade, however, medical science has discovered that football is more dangerous than previously believed, linking the game to neurological deficits and disease in NFL veterans as well as players whose careers ended in high school.
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He was carefully tended and all that medical science could devise was resorted to, but the internal haemorrhage could not be checked, and M. Carnot, who did not regain consciousness, passed away shortly before one o'clock this morning.
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The medical science of the time was quite incapable of coming up with any kind of meaningful diagnosis or treatment, which the movie mines for a lot of absurd humor: royal physicians delicately examining the royal turds for clues.
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"Importance" rating: 85Average annual salary (2018): Projected job openings (2016-2026): 600Common tasks include: planning biological research, preparing scientific or technical reports or presentations, communicating with government agencies, directing medical science or healthcare programs, and researching diseases or parasites.
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The professional life of cancer genetics pioneer Henry T. Lynch, MD, who died earlier this month at age 91, is illustrative of the perseverance and grit often needed to buck the medical establishment in order to advance medical science.
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Using monkeys as experiment subjects was not illegal, but it has angered animal-rights advocates and others who say the tests lacked the usual justification for research on primates, which is to advance medical science and protect human lives.
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That same year, Dr. Charles Richard Drew (the first black to earn a doctor of medical science degree from Columbia University) helped set up the first blood collection bank while working as a young resident at New York's Presbyterian Hospital.
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Luckily for the latest generation of royals, virginity rules and expectations have softened with the rise of feminism, medical science (a DNA test could easily tell if a royal baby was someone else's child), and frankly, a lack of eligible virgins.
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But it's reckless and dangerous to approach accepted medical science as one approaches faith—as if incessantly proselytizing about the grave dangers of abortion makes it true, or as though it's ever morally justifiable to deny care to women in need.
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He was also trying to prepare me for what he knew was his impending death, as his health continued to decline, and medical science was running out of stopgap measures that had been giving him bits of extended survival time.
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"Food companies have a real opportunity to continue to sell their products and at the same time be responsive to the emerging medical science in this area," he told Reuters, highlighting the role played by good bugs, especially in early life.
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"This legislation would actually systematically weaken the Clean Air Act without a single improvement, undermine Americans' 46-year right to healthy air based on medical science, and delay life-saving health standards already years overdue," the groups wrote to lawmakers.
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Elizabeth BrainerdProfessor of Biology and Medical Science at Brown University and head of the Brainerd Lab, which integrates studies of anatomy, physiology and biomechanics toward a more complete understanding of vertebrate morphology and evolutionThe first organ I'd give up would be the gallbladder.
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Dr. Steitz, the recipient of the Lasker-Koshland Award for Special Achievement in Medical Science, said winning the award is particularly significant because it signals how far she has come since her days as an undergraduate lab technician in the early 1960s.
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Mr. Helfand often said that for much of the period covered by his collection, legitimate doctors were about as likely to do someone harm as quacks were with their bogus cures; only in the latter 1800s did real medical science begin to evolve.
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And while it is true that medical science and practice has advanced significantly since then, it is absolutely terrifying to discover that even though we have nailed down its DNA, we still can't figure out how, where or why that virus mutated.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran said on Sunday an Iranian infected by the new coronavirus died in the country, head of the Medical Science University in the Mazandaran province was quoted as saying, bringing the number of deaths to seven in the Islamic Republic.
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By the time she began regularly seeing a psychiatrist, in 1946, when she was thirty-five, her low literary production seemed to her a problem comparable with her drinking, her disabling shyness, and the asthma that medical science was identifying as psychosomatic.
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This year the conjunction of the two holidays gives me an occasion to marvel at the miracles of medical science that have made it possible for me to witness events neither I nor anyone in my family believed I would live to see.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion, said that abortion should be allowed until the time a fetus could survive outside the womb, a point (known as viability) that medical science generally considers to be at about 24 weeks of pregnancy.
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Event Recap Given the breadth of The New York Times's Well blog — which ranges in scope from nutrition and fitness to medical science and family health — it should come as no surprise that this month's Times Insider event, Living Well, covered lots of ground.
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It is also, on the surface, very much of its time, featuring political figures only vaguely familiar to many younger theatergoers and stalked by the menace of a then-fatal disease, AIDS, that has since been if not vanquished, then tamed by medical science.
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DUBAI, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Iran said on Sunday an Iranian infected by the new coronavirus died in the country, head of the Medical Science University in the Mazandaran province was quoted as saying, bringing the number of deaths to seven in the Islamic Republic.
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DUBAI, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Two more Iranians infected with the new coronavirus have died in Iran, local media website Eghtesaonline reported on Tuesday, citing the the head of the Medical Science University of Saveh, raising the death toll in the Islamic Republic to 14.
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The virus, which has already claimed 220 lives with confirmed cases now in 22050 countries and 212 continents, will test how much China has advanced in its capability to respond since the 13 SARS outbreak through its investments in medical science and health infrastructure.
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Lucky for them, there's a small but engaged group of broke people willing to forgo the usual options for quick money (waiting tables, shitty temp jobs, selling your panties on Reddit) and put themselves on the dicey front lines of medical science for cash.
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His company is on the front lines of so much, including the intersection of data science and medical science, tools that he and his fellow executives there are using to try and innovate and bring more drugs to market quicker and in a more targeted way.
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"Being a single has previously been reported as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease and it seems that a dog may be able to neutralize this over-risk," said Tove Fall, one of the scientists on the study from the Department of Medical science at Uppsala University.
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There was once a moment in time when Theranos was one of the most successful startups in the country—a blood-testing dynamo that would change medical science forever, improve the lives of millions of people, and make a hefty chunk of change for its investors.
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" In 21980 Dr. Heimlich, the recipient of many honors, won the Albert Lasker Public Service Award, one of the nation's most prestigious medical science prizes, for a "simple, practical, cost-free solution to a life-threatening emergency, requiring neither great strength, special equipment or elaborate training.
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As survival rates from leukemia, lymphoma, and other forms of blood cancer soar to all-time highs – thanks in part to rapid advancements in medical science and efforts from committed groups like NMDP/Be The Match – we applaud Congress for stepping up and doing its part.
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But there are also countless diseases where progress is agonizingly slow or nonexistent, a myriad of conditions where the official wisdom might be as mistaken as federal diet guidelines always prove to be, and many mysteries that medical science for all its genius has not solved.
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Using the logic of modern politics, this means that medical science and the so-called 'experts' are out of touch, while in reality no one actually gets lung disease and people should be able to light up in hospitals, nurseries, petrol station forecourts and, most importantly, carpeted pubs.
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Subsequent study of what is now known as obesity hypoventilation syndrome has shown that Joe was a product not of Dickens's imagination but of powers of observation so acute that the writer had accurately recorded a pathological condition more than a century before medical science took note of it.
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A group of doctors and researchers have also put together a set of protocols for use by doctors working with both donors and recipients to help align efforts across investigations and ensure that everyone working on this problem in the medical science community is working from the same playbook.
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"We found that the protective effects of habitual tea consumption were very pronounced and robust across different outcomes for men, but only modest for women," Dr. Dongfeng Gu from China's National Center for Cardiovascular Disease, Peking Union Medical College and the Chinese Academy of Medical Science said via email.
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"It will be a long time before medical science allows us to grow new eyes or repair a broken spinal cord, but by linking brains to computers it will be possible to leverage digital devices to restore the functionality of damaged body parts," said Matthew Angle, whose company, Paradromics, Inc.
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Dr. Raegan McDonald-Mosley, the chief medical officer of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, said the change would reduce confusion among patients who had to sign two sets of consent forms, one with the regimen recommended by much of medical science and one that detailed the requirements on the F.D.A. label.
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VICE Sports: When we think of using medical science to engineer human performance in sports, we generally think of performance-enhancing drugs; for example, doctors use steroids to treat muscle-wasting diseases, and then athletes quickly figure out you can use the same drugs to build more muscle in healthy people.
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Although the nation largely applauded President Obama's "cancer moonshot" initiative announced earlier this month in his final State of the Union address, a number of critical questions need to be addressed to place the plan squarely in the sights of medical-science reality rather than just feel-good political rhetoric.
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"After struggling with insomnia, I was looking for a natural sleep solution and through my research I came across the medical science of putting weight on the body, which can help people sleep better in a natural way," Kathrin Hamm, CEO and founder of weighted blanket company Bearaby, told CNN.
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"They have to understand that there's a difference between something that is provided by a consumer-facing company and something that is recommended with the full force of medical science behind it," says Green, cofounder of Genome Medical, which provides an online consultation service for people who undergo genetic testing.
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Forget the offside goal which snatched away their shadow of a fightback at the Etihad on Sunday: pitting Manchester City against Arsenal these days is like making a boxer fight someone who has just spent six months in bed for the sake of medical science and suffered massive muscle atrophy in the meantime.
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We can still talk about how today's players are almost certainly better in objective terms than those of previous eras, because today's players get to build on the legacies of previous generations, as well as enjoy the fruits of improved nutrition, training, medical science, equipment, travel, coaching, scouting reports, and so on.
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The discovery of this genetic correlation to placebo response set Hall off on a continuing effort to identify the biochemical ensemble she calls the placebome — the term reflecting her belief that it will one day take its place among the other important "-omes" of medical science, from the genome to the microbiome.
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"Recent advances in technology and diabetes medical science have allowed the FAA to develop an evidence-based protocol that can both identify a subset of low-risk applicants whose glycemic stability is sufficiently controlled and also ensure these pilots can safely maintain diabetic control for the duration of a commercial flight," wrote the Federal Air Surgeon, Michael Berry.
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CASEVAC (which was initially set up with seed funding by the Royal Foundation) is one of the collaborators in the Centre for Confict Wound Research and is working to assist in the advancement of medical science and treatments for all, help others experiencing traumatic injury and provide wounded personnel with the support of a close-knit community.
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In Bleed for This, Miles Teller stars as Pazienza in one of sport's greatest comeback stories: the true-life tale of how the Rhode Island brawler tragically lost almost everything just as he reached the pinnacle of his profession and how he defied medical science and common sense to return to the ring and win another championship belt.
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Yet Washington's own memoir reveals the stupefying degree of force that his father employed with the family to assert his authority: In addition to the outright battery of his wife, Johanna, and their children — and despite his practical employment of physics in his career — John Roebling denied the validity of doctors and medical science in favor of water cures.
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The NFL tentatively has settled its concussion cases for hundreds of millions of dollars after it was alleged to have engaged in an active cover-up and Big Tobacco–like manipulation of medical science, evidence of which has come out via League of Denial and other media reports and without the benefit of actual legal discovery.
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Matthew I. GibsonProfessor, Chemistry, Warwick Medical School, whose team researches new cryoprotectants to help store biologicsThe cryopreservation of cells underpins a huge range of fundamental and medical science; just like with food, we cannot leave cells lying around at room temperature and expect them to be fine to use, so low temperatures are essential to let us store (or bank) the cells.
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Writing in the late 1700s, Voltaire viewed them as pseudo-scientists who claimed to believe in their ridiculous outdated remedies (such as using leeches to bleed sickness out of people), when the new medical science (and the constant, sad deaths of patients at the hands of their doctors) made it increasingly clear that those doctors were quacks—often well-meaning and trying their best, but quacks nevertheless.
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She is the daughter of Linda Farhood-Karasavva of Manhattan and Nicos Karasavva of Montgomery Village, Md. The bride's father is a biochemist and H.I.V./AIDS researcher for the Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Science in Bethesda, Md. Her mother is an adjunct professor of English at Queens College in Flushing, N.Y., and Hunter College and the New School for Social Research, both in Manhattan.
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"I hope that ways will be found to reassure all those non-UK EU citizens who work in science or the NHS that their futures are secure here, and that we will make sure that whatever happens the UK remains an attractive place for others to come and help take medical science and the NHS forward," noted Simon Wessely, president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, in The Independent.
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Brühl (Inglourious Basterds, Captain America: Civil War) leads as the titular alienist Dr. Laszlo Kreizler, a proto–criminal profiler whose methods still land on the far side of accepted medical science; Evans (The Girl on the Train, Beauty and the Beast) is the well-bred, hard-drinking newspaper illustrator who provides entrée into the city's elite; and Fanning is Sara Howard, a lone female in the testosterone trenches of the NYPD.
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" Harris then spoke about her mother and the benefits of Medicare, a point she has made repeatedly and wrote about in a New York Times op-ed, and called the current order "inhumane" for making "people go through a system where they cannot literally receive the benefit of what medical science can offer because some insurance company has decided it doesn't meet their bottom line in terms of their profit motivation.
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According to a recent report in STAT, entrepreneur Peter Thiel is helping President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE vet individuals to run the FDA, National Institutes of Health and other medical science related institutions.
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It decides you've given birth, assumes a happy result, and deluges you with ads for the best nursing bras (I have cabbage leaves on my breasts because that is the best medical science has to offer to turn your milk off), DVDs about getting your baby to sleep through the night (I would give anything to have heard him cry at all), and the best strollers to grow with your baby (mine will forever be four pounds, one ounce).
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