Media doesn’t want another Nashville situation on their hands.
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This is normal for a strong economy, correct?? Up 14% from pre-pandemic levels.
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Reuters Fact Check says the photo is not the shooter.
I think it’s against the rules to reveal that. If an administrator would weigh in, I’d be happy to tell you.
Probably Russian disinformation
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There is a rule saying you can't state your profession? I'm a shitty options trader and a contractor/consultant in the defense world (nothing terribly exciting). The reason I ask is that you seem to be looking for credibility. If you are a doctor, just say it.
Not sure that settles it.
Is this one of those fact checked where they label it partially true? Or are denying it based on some technicality like misgendering?
Maybe. These fact checkers have lost of credibility over the years. But the question is still valid - why aren’t they using recent photos of the dude
You'll come one here and be an absolute fool about politics, but you're worried there might be a rule against saying your job...
I couldn't make this one up if I tried. You're a gem.
The gift that keeps on giving.
Four main indications for acute dialysis: Uncontrollable electrolyte abnormalities, usually potassium, uncontrollable fluid overload, uncontrollable metabolic, acidosis, complication of uremia.
Drug overdose is another one, but usually that’s hemofiltration.
I know there is a rule against revealing other’s identity, but I don’t know What the rules are Revealing things that you could give away your identity. sometimes I worry that if I violate them given my views aren’t always popular, I might get Banned
I guess we are just posting random medical facts from Google now?
Pancreatitis can have many symptoms, including:
- Pain: Upper abdominal pain that can spread to the back and worsen after eating or drinking
- Stool changes: Oily, smelly, clay-colored, or greasy stools
- Other symptoms: Fever, nausea, vomiting, sweating, bloating, fullness, fast heartbeat, diarrhea, weight loss, feeling weak and light-headed, and looking ill
You ought to know seeing as the main cause of pancreatitis is Excessive drinking
Fyi it's national tequila day.
Got a silent auction happy hour thing tomorrow.
Then another happy hour on Friday.
Boating and pool time this weekend.
My pancreas and liver will recover next week.
Got a silent auction happy hour thing tomorrow.
Then another happy hour on Friday.
Boating and pool time this weekend.
My pancreas and liver will recover next week.
Your views appear to be in line with those of the moderators here, so that is not a legit concern. I could be wrong, but I'd wager you are not a doctor and are afraid disclosing your job will not help you in your quest to come off as a covid authority.
Yes, but he identifies as a doctor. Educate yourself on occupational fluidity, you bigot.
If you identify as a doctor you should get paid like one!
Washington state is waiving the bar exam as a requirement to call yourself an attorney, so we are getting there. I, for one, can't wait until I bang down that NBA paycheck.
I'm actually a pro golfer and us open champ. Send me the check and trophy now pls. I plan on winning the masters next year.
Aztreonam is a good substitute for Gram-negative coverage in Pen allergic patients
stones with obstruction.
I work at the VA. Seems like most common cause I see is alcohol. We always look for stones, but usually there isn’t any or at least aren’t any with obstruction. Sometimes that’s because they have passed.
