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A significant part of my job as a pediatric hospitalist involves caring for newborns. It is arguably the best thing that I get to do as a physician, even if I do at times prefer the increased intellectual stimulation of the ill hospitalized child. While seeing newborns, I am almost always surrounded by happy and appreciative parents, grandparents and whoever else is…
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More mothers are requesting vaginal seeding, but does the evidence support this potentially risky intervention?
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Vaginal seeding, however, is unproven and risky. https://t.co/f2X8HKukkW
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Mashup Score: 3Cosmeceutical Industry Running Out of Ingredients - 8 month(s) ago
Phoenix, AZ – Cosmeceutical researchers at the prestigious University of Phoenix have announced that if current trends of worsening global climate change continue, the world may soon be depleted of novel ingredients for use in anti-aging creams, facial moisturizers, hair conditioners, nail rejuvenators, holistic bio-protectors, and topically applied body detoxifiers by the year 2030.”This is something that all of us working in the field today need to be very concerned about,” lead researcher Dr.
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They found another one but this only kicks the can down the road a few months. https://t.co/xIq5hcX2yv https://t.co/Mbx3xOT3CE
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The two women are facing abuse charges relating to injuries allegedly sustained by two children.
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Maybe all the police with fentanyl overdoses are being attacked by evil spirits? @RyanMarino https://t.co/GBAhabJemo.
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Mashup Score: 1St. Denis Medical (NBC) Trailer HD - comedy series - 8 month(s) ago
A mockumentary about an underfunded, understaffed Oregon hospital where the dedicated doctors and nurses try their best to treat patients while maintaining t…
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I was a fan of Superstore, but the new show from that producer looks terrible. When Scrubs got increasingly silly towards the end, it just wasn’t as good but you were connected to the characters. St. Denis Medical looks like that x 10 but with strangers. https://t.co/8XskxvMXMM
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Mashup Score: 4Measles 2024: ‘Merica, are you okay? | Science-Based Medicine - 8 month(s) ago
Measles cases are increasing. Kids and even many adults are at risk of injury and death from this vaccine-preventable illness that should be a historical footnote.
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RT @19joho: From @SBMPediatrics https://t.co/rdtLhlRF5M
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It can be a valid medical treatment, but there aren’t many situations in which it’s necessary.
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RT @drlabos: Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is hyped by many private clinics. But it may be just hot air. https://t.co/a2ozMqNSke
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Mashup Score: 10Body language experts assess Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul face-off, cite signs of intimidation - 9 month(s) ago
Six body language experts reviewed video of Mike Tyson and Jake Paul facing off at AT&T Stadium, where they’re scheduled to fight Nov. 15.
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Calling yourself a body language expert is like calling yourself a drug recognition expert. You rely on a few obvious visual cues and a number of assumptions based on prior expectations or even pure fantasy. Neither field deserves respect. https://t.co/Q5qvZK35be
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Six people who sat behind former President Donald Trump at a rally in Tuscon, Arizona last week were left with strange eye injuries, including one who says she was nearly blind the day after, according to a report from local station News 4 Tucson.One of the victims, anti-abortion activist Mayra Rodriguez, told the station her eyes began hurting after leaving the rally last Thursday.“As soon as we left and we stepped outside my eyes were burning,” she said.Read more at The Daily Beast.Get the Dai
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What a silly article. A very small group of people sitting together at an event had some eye irritation. Something was clearly sprayed near them. It isn't mysterious, it's at most a little odd. And it has nothing to do with it being a Trump rally. https://t.co/S2YycCSgq9
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You might be surprised by just how many times The Twilight Zone did it first. From shows like “The Good Place” to films like “Us,” the impact of Rod Serling’s creation can be heavily felt. Considering that the series aired all the way back in 1958, it makes sense that so many modern artists have looked to it for inspiration. WatchMojo ranks the times The Twilight Zone did it first. Are there any other movies or shows that remind you of The Twilight Zone? Let us know in the comments!
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I’m not at all surprised. There are many, many other examples. The Twilight Zone is easily one of the most influential programs of all time. Here are just a few: https://t.co/AYxnEEzZUH
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One of the scariest things I’ve ever written about: https://t.co/NGtcCRdpLI https://t.co/hV7KZY5BqB https://t.co/GQXz8fj0E6