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Some severe headaches aren't migraines. They may be caused by a nerve being pinched. When other treatments don't work, surgery may offer relief. Learn more from Dr. Antonio Forte, a Mayo Clinic microvascular plastic and reconstructive surgeon with deep experience in migraine surgery:

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137,850 views • 2 years ago

Regarding the Idaho active shooter, just got video from a friend at the hospital, they're there with a family member post-surgery. They saw what they believe were the two firefighters who were shot being brought in. Said officers and firefighters were hugging each other. Heavy scene. Will update as I learn more.

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😱 A Russian woman living in Canada decided to undergo plastic surgery back home — and was left with a disfigured face After a full facelift, the lady was left with her eyelids turned outward. Her eyes no longer close properly, constantly water, and she has developed vision problems. The Moscow clinic only partially admitted fault and offered her another surgery free of charge as compensation. However, it refused to cover her travel and accommodation expenses. In the video, the woman urges others not to blindly trust recommendations online and to be extremely careful when choosing the surgeon whose knife they are going under.

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NEXTA

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A person with Parkinson's disease can't walk because of severe freezing but put him on a bike and he is fine. Great case by Snijders and Bas Bloem Love the explanation: 'This striking kinesia paradoxica may be explained by the bicycle's rotating pedals, which may act as an external pacing cue. Alternatively, the motor-control mechanisms involved in gait as compared with other activities engaging the legs, such as cycling, could be affected differentially in Parkinson's disease. Cycling may offer a useful approach for exercise training in patients with Parkinson's who are “grounded” by severe freezing of gait.'

A person with Parkinson's disease can't walk because of severe freezing but put him on a bike and he is fine. Great case by Snijders and Bas Bloem Love the explanation: 'This striking kinesia paradoxica may be explained by the bicycle's rotating pedals, which may act as an external pacing cue. Alternatively, the motor-control mechanisms involved in gait as compared with other activities engaging the legs, such as cycling, could be affected differentially in Parkinson's disease. Cycling may offer a useful approach for exercise training in patients with Parkinson's who are “grounded” by severe freezing of gait.'

Michael Okun

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.tylercowen on never crying at art "I don't think I have very deep emotional responses. I think it's pleasure, and I feel I learn a lot from it, and then when I go out and look at other works of art or just the world, I see a lot more—that people may not who don't live with art. I don't think I feel that much."

.tylercowen on never crying at art "I don't think I have very deep emotional responses. I think it's pleasure, and I feel I learn a lot from it, and then when I go out and look at other works of art or just the world, I see a lot more—that people may not who don't live with art. I don't think I feel that much."

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Garen Ray got an arm skin tube. GRAPHIC IMAGE WARNING she shows her leg graft. Garen paid a very small portion of the cost of this skin tube, according to her other tiktoks. The rest was paid by people whose hearing aids, glasses and dental care were likely not covered by insurance. Tax payers may have contributed if she is on state insurance. She also may have helped a surgeon get paid an out of network sticker price. Dr. Marano used that strategy to somehow get $227,000 for a top surgery with no complications, even though top surgery normally and customarily costs a tenth of that. Garen will probably try to copyright claim this again because she can't handle commentary she can't control.

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Garen Ray got an arm skin tube. GRAPHIC IMAGE WARNING she shows her leg graft. Garen paid a very small portion of the cost of this skin tube, according to her other tiktoks. The rest was paid by people whose hearing aids, glasses and dental care were likely not covered by insurance. Tax payers may have contributed if she is on state insurance. She also may have helped a surgeon get paid an out of network sticker price. Dr. Marano used that strategy to somehow get $227,000 for a top surgery with no complications, even though top surgery normally and customarily costs a tenth of that. Garen will probably try to copyright claim this again because she can't handle commentary she can't control.

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34,068 views • 1 year ago

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Ed Krassenstein

18,729,653 views • 2 years ago

German Chancellor Merz: We are simply no longer productive enough. Each individual may say, “I already do quite a lot.” And that may be true. But when you return from China, ladies and gentlemen, you see things more clearly. With work-life balance and a four-day week, long-term prosperity in our country cannot be maintained. We will simply have to do a bit more.

German Chancellor Merz: We are simply no longer productive enough. Each individual may say, “I already do quite a lot.” And that may be true. But when you return from China, ladies and gentlemen, you see things more clearly. With work-life balance and a four-day week, long-term prosperity in our country cannot be maintained. We will simply have to do a bit more.

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Dr Elisabeth Potter, a plastic surgeon for cancer patients in Texas calls for healthcare reform in America While in the middle of a surgery, UnitedHealthcare called the Operating Room and made her to exit surgery to justify an overnight stay for her patient Dr Potter made a social social media video saying out insane this is and UnitedHealthcare threatened her UnitedHealthcare sent her a 6-page legal letter from a defamation firm. It demanded she: - Remove the posts and videos - Issue a public apology - Retract her statements claiming she lied - They accused her posts of “fomenting violence” due to angry public comments against insurers Dr. Potter is pushing for the Speak Free Act legislation to protect healthcare workers from retaliation when they speak out about systemic issues in patient care We must DEMAND healthcare reform in this country. It’s only going to get worse because of big health insurance carriers

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US Health Insurance companies are out of control Surgeon Dr Elisabeth Potter submitted for one of her patients to have surgery at a particular outpatient center Without asking her or the patient, the insurance company called a cheaper hospital, asked if they had availability, and then scheduled her patient at that hospital to have Dr Potter do the surgery there instead of at the preferred center “This is insane. The patient doesn't want her surgery in a hospital. I know that she'll have a better experience and outcome at Redbud Surgery Center. They're calling the scheduling office of the hospital and questioning my plan and telling me what to do I can't explain how absurd this feels. I'm making a recommendation for my patient based on what I think is best for her. She's choosing where she wants to have her surgery, and the insurance company is going behind both of us and trying to make us do something different” This is what happens when health insurance companies aren’t ever regulated, they just keep getting worse and worse “The overreach by insurance companies is next level”

US Health Insurance companies are out of control Surgeon Dr Elisabeth Potter submitted for one of her patients to have surgery at a particular outpatient center Without asking her or the patient, the insurance company called a cheaper hospital, asked if they had availability, and then scheduled her patient at that hospital to have Dr Potter do the surgery there instead of at the preferred center “This is insane. The patient doesn't want her surgery in a hospital. I know that she'll have a better experience and outcome at Redbud Surgery Center. They're calling the scheduling office of the hospital and questioning my plan and telling me what to do I can't explain how absurd this feels. I'm making a recommendation for my patient based on what I think is best for her. She's choosing where she wants to have her surgery, and the insurance company is going behind both of us and trying to make us do something different” This is what happens when health insurance companies aren’t ever regulated, they just keep getting worse and worse “The overreach by insurance companies is next level”

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Dr. Abhishek Shukla (Senior Geriatrician) in conversation with Dr. Rohit Kapoor (MCh Urology) a senior urologist, to discuss a very common problem seen in elderly men—weak urine flow, frequent urination, and the feeling of incomplete bladder emptying.” Dr. Abhishek Shukla asked, “Many senior citizens complain that their urinary stream has become weak, urine comes drop by drop or intermittently, and they need to wake up multiple times at night to pass urine. Even after urinating, they feel that the bladder is not empty. What could be the reason?” Dr. Rohit Kapoor explained that these symptoms are most commonly related to the prostate gland. The prostate is a small gland located below the urinary bladder and surrounds the urinary passage (urethra). As men grow older, the prostate often enlarges and can obstruct the urine flow. He explained that this enlargement may be Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), which is non-cancerous and very common with aging. In many cases, medicines can effectively control symptoms. However, an important point is that the size of the prostate alone does not decide treatment. A large prostate does not always need surgery if symptoms are controlled with medicines. On the other hand, even a smaller prostate can cause severe blockage and may require surgery if medicines fail. Dr. Kapoor also emphasized the importance of PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) testing for men above 50 years of age. Along with ultrasound and uroflowmetry, PSA helps detect prostate cancer early. He advised that every man above 50 should get a PSA test yearly. Dr. Abhishek Shukla concluded by reminding viewers that urinary problems should never be ignored. Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent complications and improve quality of life. Modern treatments, including advanced robotic surgery, now offer safer and highly precise solutions. #UrinaryHealth #Urology #pelvichealth #Incontinence #OveractiveBladder #BladderControl #BPH (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia) #ProstateHealth #enlargedprostate #urinarytractinfection #uti #bladderhealth #urinarysystem #urology #urinary #urinaryincontinence #womenshealth #healthylifestyle #bladder #urologist

Dr. Abhishek Shukla (Senior Geriatrician) in conversation with Dr. Rohit Kapoor (MCh Urology) a senior urologist, to discuss a very common problem seen in elderly men—weak urine flow, frequent urination, and the feeling of incomplete bladder emptying.” Dr. Abhishek Shukla asked, “Many senior citizens complain that their urinary stream has become weak, urine comes drop by drop or intermittently, and they need to wake up multiple times at night to pass urine. Even after urinating, they feel that the bladder is not empty. What could be the reason?” Dr. Rohit Kapoor explained that these symptoms are most commonly related to the prostate gland. The prostate is a small gland located below the urinary bladder and surrounds the urinary passage (urethra). As men grow older, the prostate often enlarges and can obstruct the urine flow. He explained that this enlargement may be Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), which is non-cancerous and very common with aging. In many cases, medicines can effectively control symptoms. However, an important point is that the size of the prostate alone does not decide treatment. A large prostate does not always need surgery if symptoms are controlled with medicines. On the other hand, even a smaller prostate can cause severe blockage and may require surgery if medicines fail. Dr. Kapoor also emphasized the importance of PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) testing for men above 50 years of age. Along with ultrasound and uroflowmetry, PSA helps detect prostate cancer early. He advised that every man above 50 should get a PSA test yearly. Dr. Abhishek Shukla concluded by reminding viewers that urinary problems should never be ignored. Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent complications and improve quality of life. Modern treatments, including advanced robotic surgery, now offer safer and highly precise solutions. #UrinaryHealth #Urology #pelvichealth #Incontinence #OveractiveBladder #BladderControl #BPH (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia) #ProstateHealth #enlargedprostate #urinarytractinfection #uti #bladderhealth #urinarysystem #urology #urinary #urinaryincontinence #womenshealth #healthylifestyle #bladder #urologist

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Sudden cardiac arrest in athletes may be attributable to cardiac and noncardiac causes. With diagnosis and treatment, a return to play may be reasonable. Prevention, emergency planning, and shared decision making are key. Learn more in the Review Article “Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Athletes” by Rachel Lampert, MD, and Kimberly G. Harmon, MD (Kimberly Harmon ), from Yale School of Medicine and the University of Washington (University of Washington):

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Category: Researchers with Canadian work experience - NOC 41201: Post-secondary teaching and research assistants - NOC 41200: University professors and lecturers Jokes aside, Postdoctoral candidates, and perhaps Master's and PhD students/graduates in Canada, should be well favoured by this. NB: With one year of full-time work experience (or equivalent in part-time work) required, we may need to get additional clarification/confirmation from IRCC on the eligibility of work experience while still studying as a student inside Canada.

Category: Researchers with Canadian work experience - NOC 41201: Post-secondary teaching and research assistants - NOC 41200: University professors and lecturers Jokes aside, Postdoctoral candidates, and perhaps Master's and PhD students/graduates in Canada, should be well favoured by this. NB: With one year of full-time work experience (or equivalent in part-time work) required, we may need to get additional clarification/confirmation from IRCC on the eligibility of work experience while still studying as a student inside Canada.

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