A number of communities use scheduled threads to help get discussion started, and I thought this community could benefit from something like that. It reduces the pressure on individual users to be the first one to post a discussion post, since this community is mostly news/research articles. ... read full post
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I made a comment earlier mentioning Limbitless and I am curious what it's reach really is, have people heard of it, has it helped a number of people, or few?
It was a non-profit starter in ties with the University of Central Florida to provide prosthetics to those whom could not afford it.
Edit: I just added a URL for reference in the body
cross-posted from: https://mander.xyz/post/42880974 ... read full post
The article has more in depth discussion than the excerpts that I've pulled here, please give it a read if you are curious ... read full post
Diagram: ... read full post
Choledocholithiasis Song to help!
Researchers have identified five distinct phases of brain architecture that unfold from infancy to the late 80s. ... read full post
Song explaining types of brain bleeds https://youtu.be/85EyO13uNT0
You can find the document with the recommendations here: https://www.accessbc.org/_files/ugd/9fd619_d886fad898444a609c6fa08a824c36ec.pdf
Medical revision song So Long To Pinky, Here Comes The Thumb https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdshDBLGcsw
Author: Joel Lexchin | Associate professor, Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Toronto; York University, Canada; University of Sydney ... read full post
I can hold it together and be serious when needed, but my default bedside manner is playful. Like when I'm taking off EKG stickers or adhesive bandages I say "Please enjoy this complimentary wax; it's free with your stay!" ... read full post
Please listen and support Medical revision songs! https://youtu.be/mnV02q88-gg
The linked report includes a video (2 min). ... read full post
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In a lengthy letter to students, the dean of the faculty of medicine said the anatomy lab in the Tupper Building was tested over the summer and results showed that formaldehyde levels no longer meet provincial standards. ... read full post
I thought this one was really cool! ... read full post
The best way to learn the skull floor openings and what runs through them :)
Medical song about Airways, please listen and share :)
Please listen and share if you can :)