Three recent cases of fatal reactions to low-dose oral methotrexate due to interactions and dosing errors highlight the need to improve safety.
Source: 10 Ways to Avoid Fatal Methotrexate Errors | Rheumatology Network
Three recent cases of fatal reactions to low-dose oral methotrexate due to interactions and dosing errors highlight the need to improve safety.
Source: 10 Ways to Avoid Fatal Methotrexate Errors | Rheumatology Network
I think it’s a fundamental part of human nature to hate recognizing how random the universe really is, how important luck is in the course of human affairs and [how] difficult it is to predict what will happen before it happens.
Source: One Medical Raises $65 Million for Low-Cost High-End Doctor’s Offices – Fortune
Looks like a fancy coffee bar, no?
Cavitation allows gas to escape while cracking
Source: Ultrasound Shows Why Knuckles Are so Noisy | Medpage Today
WASHINGTON—Saying the effects were almost immediate and largely unavoidable, the National Institute of Food and Agriculture released a report Tuesday linking red meat to contentedly patting one’s belly.
Source: Report: Red Meat Linked To Contentedly Patting Belly
Dr. Everett Piper, President Oklahoma Wesleyan University
Source: This is Not a Day Care. It’s a University! – Oklahoma Wesleyan University
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Update 03.25.16
The president of Emory University has met with 40 to 50 student demonstrators who said they were concerned and frightened after someone wrote ‘Trump 2016’ .
Source: Emory University students scared by ‘Trump 2016’ chalk signs | Daily Mail Online
It’s enough to make you root for Trump. Well, almost.
After the GOP front-runner’s name was written in chalk on a campus wall, students said they ‘feared for their lives.’ The school vowed to identify the taggers. But professors at the school are now pushing back.
Source: Emory University Students Think Donald Trump Is Out to Kill Them – The Daily Beast
“They’re living in a cocoon bubble, and the university is validating their fears. If these students are frightened by someone writing ‘Trump 2016’ on campus, they need to see a psychiatrist.”
Harvey Klehr professor of political science at Emory
We are starting to see some of these young men and women leave the bubble and figure out how to make it in this world.
From what I’ve witnessed psychiatry and counseling may not be enough to help these victims of a higher educational system gone awry.
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