Diversophobia

ominous

Please mirror on another site (who knows what Microsoft as owners of GitHub might want to do to please the administration)

... and why the 14th amendment section 3 was written (before it was rendered inoperable by the Supreme Court)

They are busy sending out more unrequested disability insurance policy offers to their members AND ex-member, cut them some slack!

Concerning that a democrat is blaming the extent of the Trump family lawlessness on Democrats. In way reversing victim and offender here.

#TrumpFlation

seems a logical thing to do when setting up a fascist government

reasonable countries should coordinate a collective response that has the potential to crush Trump's economy... Just make agreements that if one country is slapped with this, 10-20 countries impose the same on the US

... burning for the explanation now

... And the scientific process with its high reliance on trust and personal integrity of researchers already has many aspects that are easily exploited. So, I'd say we need to expect more and harder to spot politically (or financially) motivated research. 2/2

"...can and must critique and debunk US guidance that is not scientifically rigorous"

I think we need to prepare for a full-on subversion of the process of evidence-based methods. The current ilk of kleptocratic leaders exploits the process of elections for manipulation and personal enrichment. 1/2

I think too few people realize the close link between the internet's competition for eyeballs/engagement and the logic behind the worldwide rising populism.

The U.S. has benefitted from international doctors making up for the limitations of its own education system. Key factors have been political stability, civil liberties, and a strong institutional support for science. At this point, those with international mobility are better off looking elsewhere

Optimist: the cup is half full

Pessimist: the cup is half empty

Hospitalist: sets up boxing match between the nephrolgist and the cardiologist to decide

not sure, can't tell much from the file layout and I'm not familiar with the project. It would seem to me that finding a way to make a port would be less likely to break with the -current and -release cycles. Would be interested in an independent port of raylib, we might have most of the rest...

... and those are due to causes possibly more commonly associated with higher mortality than "just dehydration", independently of the hyponatremia correction rate

but the type of hyponatremia can well be a confounder. My personal (hospitalist, non-systematic) observation is that some patient's who are primarily hypovolemic correct very rapidly as soon as volume is administered. SIADH and hypervolemic causes of hyponatremia just take longer...

but did they correct in some way for cause of hyponatremia, level of illness, comorbidities (hypokalemia, hyperglycemia), or other factors why the sodium may have been corrected more rapidly or slowly than planned?