Author: SupremeCmdr
Timeless Advice for Men – Valentine’s Day
1) Your sweetie has been wanting to get in shape for her upcoming most dreaded time of the year, swimsuit season. To be supportive, your idea is to give her the latest workout video wrapped up in the 2015 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue for motivation.
2) Your honey works hard. You want to make her life easier and also show her that you care. Your idea is to give her an iRobot Roomba with a big pink bow.
3) Your sugarbear has said she is concerned about the extra weight she gained over the Holidays, so you think it would be a thoughtful idea to buy her a brand new Digital Scale.
Guys, do you remember the scene in the film Aliens (the first one) when Sigourney Weaver has initiated the self-destruct sequence? Do you remember the crazy sound of the alarm horns going off to warn her of imminent demise? Those are the same sounds that you should be hearing if you are seriously considering ANY of the above gifts.
This is deceptively simple, really. Take the time to buy her a thoughtful card, one that doesn’t refer to body parts or processes. If she loves chocolate, stop by Gourmet Gallery and buy some of their amazingly good truffles.
Then come to Edmond Wine Shop, and we will help you pick out the perfect wine, spirit or beer to make Valentine’s Day memorable for you both. Memorable in a good way, that is.
READ ME – Did Advice to Cut Saturated Fats Go Very Wrong? – Medpage Today
Did Advice to Cut Saturated Fats Go Very Wrong? | Medpage Today.
Read this article before you order that triple stack cheeseburger with a side of drug eluding stents.
Or go ahead and order that triple stack cheeseburger and be confused along with the rest of us.
Dr. Google – The Verge
The internet giant knows it already has a massive audience for this information: internet-assisted hypochondriacs have been around for years now, and the company says that one in 20 Google searches are health-related.
via Google adds fact-checked medical information to search | The Verge.
SUD CAGE and AUDIT
Excessive alcohol use adversely affects an estimated 38 million (30%) adults in the United States, but surprisingly, only 1 out 6 say they talk to their doctor, nurse, or healthcare professional about drinking
via Physician’s Weekly for Medical News, Opinions, Features Articles.
So why do we continue to use outdated and perfectly useless alcohol questionnaires in our business when AUDIT and CAGE are much more effective?
Identifying Patients With Problematic Drug Use in the ED
Among patients who reported using marijuana as their primary drug, more than 46% met the criteria for having a drug problem. “This is an important finding to highlight because marijuana use is often considered less dangerous than other illicit drug use,” Dr. Macias-Konstantopoulos says. According to the study, a subgroup of marijuana users was at higher risk for problematic drug use, including age younger than 30, smoking tobacco, binge drinking, using drugs daily, and reporting that their ED visit was related to their drug use
via Physician’s Weekly for Medical News, Opinions, Features Articles.
Daily Pill? No Thanks, I’ll Take Early Death | Medpage Today
About half of patients in the U.S. don’t take their medications as prescribed, including patients who have had heart attacks.
Daily Pill? No Thanks, I’ll Take Early Death | Medpage Today.
I actually started to write something really, really snarky but better judgement prevailed. Why even mention people who discontinue statin use without their physician’s knowledge, have a myocardial infarction and two drug eluting stents all while denying the MI ever occurred and maintaining belief that the second stent was not necessary?
Why write about the Standard offer for life coverage? I was asked to review the medical records for my opinion.
Standard? I think not.
Penn and Teller Explaining Vaccines to the Public – Medpage Today
Tweet of the Week: Explaining Vaccines to the Public | Medpage Today.
Yes, Penn and Teller explaining vaccines in less than two minutes.
Early Death in T1D More Common in Women than Men | Medpage Today
Women with type 1 diabetes have a roughly 40% greater risk of all-cause mortality compared with men with type 1 diabetes, researchers reported.
via Early Death in T1D More Common in Women than Men | Medpage Today.

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