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Hell yeah! Sorry to nerd out, but **nothing** is better than a head-to-head intervention study. **Nothing**. Not even…well… you know 😏 We’ve had [Ozempic Vs Zepbound](https://thehandover.beehiiv.com/p/calcium-catfish-glp-1-war-and-blood-bots). We’ve had [Prostate Biopsies Vs Rectal Ultrasounds](htt

TLDR: 98% recovered from long covid for almost a year. Had multiple symptoms, and tests that showed many things wrong. Tried insane amount of treatments. But a psychology first approach used for chronic pain finally got me out. Before you judge this as me trying to shill an approach, please look at

UPDATE I PASSED !!! Hey everyone, I took the NAPLEX yesterday and wanted to share what stood out to me topic-wise. If I remember anything else as I go along, I’ll add it here hope it helps someone. I don’t think I did well, so take this with a grain of salt. I definitely need to review and piece thi

There is an impostor among us… Do you know who it is? https://preview.redd.it/ktwcb0oy1f2g1.png?width=934&format=png&auto=webp&s=2c2c1500f3bb0fbd2df81291fcd602fa5c3bbda7 Following a heart attack, secondary prevention is a must.  Aspirin. Clopidogrel. Atorvastatin. Ramipril. Spiranolac

**“Err … cloppy-dog-grill?”** Classic. We’ve all butchered a drug name and felt our clinical cred collapse quicker than a 90 year old’s veins. Sadly, juniors everywhere suffer from **mispronouncitis**: a tragic condition characterised by vowel invention and incoherent mumbling when put on the spot.

Finally saw a Doctor after experiencing symptoms of stable angina (chest pain during exertion/exercise) that I've been feeling since the start of April, but finally saw a doctor about it on May 19th. IAMA male in my late 30s. He took my blood pressure and it read as 152/119. He also took an EKG and

I wanted to give an update after roughly one year. Maybe it helps some of you who are afraid of high CAC scores, especially at younger ages. **History:** One and a half years ago, I (then 39 y.o.) accidentally found out that I have a high Lp(a) (>240 nmol/l). This is a red flag, especially with

40, male here. My lpa was 48 mg/dl four years ago. I didn't know what it was and ignored it. Three months ago, it was 137 mg/dl. I read about it and panicked. Consulted a cardiologist who put me on Aztolet 20 (Atorvastatin (20mg) + Clopidogrel (75mg)). I've been on it for the past three months but b