No way this is what I went through 😳

I’m third

Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) is a degenerative and fatal brain disorder caused by PRIONS, which are misfolded proteins. The global incidence of CJD is estimated to be about 1 case per 1 million people per year globally. However, this can vary by country and population. Types of CJD: Sporadic CJD: This is the most common form, accounting for about 85-90% of cases. It typically affects people in their 60s and occurs without any known cause or family history. Genetic (Familial) CJD: This form is inherited and accounts for about 5-10% of cases. It often presents earlier in life. Iatrogenic CJD: This occurs as a result of medical procedures, such as the use of contaminated surgical instruments or tissue transplants. This form is extremely rare. Variant CJD (vCJD): Associated with consumption of contaminated beef products, this type is much rarer and has been linked to the BSE (bovine spongiform encephalopathy) outbreak. It is much less common than sporadic CJD.

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Im sorry 😢

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i have this!!

Dang I thought no way this is click bait

Am third

So this is inside me

Thank you for your research.

Is the big green thing on the side a cancer?

How long does it last

tapentadol being a class III opioid , and more like Tramadol in its u-opioid receptor agnosim and monoaminergic effect and high MOR affinity would make it more likely to result in this, as opposed to a mu only agnosit

I'm very interested in the legalities of "when things go wrong" aspect too

I have the same problem since I was young, but thought that this just normal and it happens with everyone. Now I got to know that this is a disorder that even has a name. But i think i have some mild mirror movement. I'm happy to know it has no serious impacts on person's life.

Thank you for this amazing research and may we all prosper with love, intelligence and great health ❤️ 💜 💖

We sure have come a long way in the past 7 years.

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For 40 years my children ands and I used Sudafed 4 x day during allergy season five cents or less per 💊 and worked within 30 minutes. When it didn’t work on my daughter I knew she was having a bronchial issue. Now have to sign for it and you can buy generic of course.

Why is there such a strong focus on ChatGPT in healthcare AI discussions, rather than on other, potentially more relevant AI tools like image processing or time-series data analysis, which are critical for medical diagnostics?

How can biomedical education platforms ensure that users understand the difference between black-box AI models and open-source approaches, especially in terms of transparency and reliability in data interpretation, so that users are equipped to critically assess the source and trustworthiness of AI-driven insights in fields like EEG and ECG analysis?

My son has choroideremia. It is a genetic eye disease that works similar to macula degeneration. I am hoping this can save him from blindness.

here is a summary created by AI:Here are the key takeaways from the interview with Harvard Medical School's Dean for Medical Education: • **AI Will Transform Medical Education** - Similar to how internet/search engines changed medical education in the past - Represents a major inflection point in how medicine is taught and practiced - Will affect all phases of medical education from pre-clinical to clinical years • **Focus on Higher-Order Skills** - Move students more quickly from basics to advanced reasoning - Emphasize: - Complex clinical analysis - Individual patient nuance - Compassionate communication - Physical examination skills - Clinical decision-making • **AI as a Complementary Tool** - AI won't replace physicians but enable them to work more effectively - Students should learn to be "AI-enabled physicians" - Allow more face-to-face time with patients by handling routine tasks • **Changes to Medical Education** - Less emphasis on memorization and repetitive note-writing - More focus on knowledge integration and analysis - Earlier transition to advanced clinical reasoning - Integration of AI tools into learning and practice • **Important Considerations** - Need to establish guidelines for appropriate AI use - Address potential AI biases and limitations - Maintain focus on authentic human interaction - Ensure students understand AI's limitations (like hallucinations) • **Faculty Development** - Need to train faculty in effective AI use - Focus on prompt engineering - Emphasis on iterative improvement of AI outputs - Integration of AI tools into teaching methods • **Medical School Admissions** - AI may help level the playing field for non-native English speakers - Focus on substance over writing style - Need to distinguish between genuine and AI-generated empathy - Evaluate authentic experiences and motivation

Correction, the first approved glp-1 was the short acting agonist exenatide 2005

Wish him a speedy and full recovery. 🙏 🙏

Did anyone here ask for and more importantly receive any sedation before procedure? Thanks in advance

Where is he at today?

I am dying of acetaminophen toxicity from taking Excedrin every day since 1998. I suffer from debilitating migraines so I've always just taken a couple in the morning. I knew I had become addicted to them when the company pulled the product off the market a few years ago. It took until now to find out the damage on my liver is worse than an alcoholic. I don't even drink. It was my fault, but I'm not the only person.

Mine neck is twitching from the front like this from 2 days what should I do am so worried is it normal?

Can anyone give me information regarding price of this dermatome in dollars?

Hope the gal recovers soon

My nostrils were so good .but after surgery one is bigger and up the other one is normal.

Witches much better used gel or accid D Tablet ?

Thank you

This didn't age well.

Thank you for providing the two examples!

Rest in peace to the man. I do enjoy, however, that he seems to have genuinely wanted to be recorded, and to let people understand what this looks like, rather than it be against his wishes!

Thanks

Is it still impossible to treat lead damaged brain?

my wife left me and the kids . Very stressful and i developed a muscle spasm which effected my neck and back muscle to draw my head down towards my shoulder. The Doctor sent me home with valium and said to get rest and i did and the spasm released but now that eck and back muscle has seaminly been shortened. So now after 40 yrs if i stress a bit it tightens that shortened back muscle and limit my movement to s degree that caused the nuscle to be sprained and takes a few days to get better. Maybe theres a surgical procedure to lengthen that muscle . Maybe my story will help provide some insite to Doctors on this condition of mine they call Spasmodic Torticollis.

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That looks very painful

This is actually the right description. Aka ocular dipping

I have just being diagnosed with this its not enough that i have suffered migraines for 40 years now this ...😢😢

Im heavily Dependent to function, now what???

I am a pediatrician who had medical school debt. Little patients =Little paychecks. Plus a falling birth rate. Is the shortage one of workforce distribution rather than total number of pediatricians? Or is this being felt by fewer pediatric residents resulting in a gap at hospitals?

How does this happen to someone? I feel bad that he has to go through that 😢

Meri dadi ko yeh problem hua he please iski puri jankari koi bata sakta he Ki iski treatment kaha hoti he kitna kharcha aata he