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50357Placebo should be "low enough", and do "the best trick"!Miljenko Zuanic-10/10/2018
50356That is confusing since it reduces the risk of liver cancer yet raises the risk Cpi3663-10/10/2018
50355A new paper in JAMA says aspirin may reduce (some) cancer risk after all—if the DewDiligence_on_SI-10/9/2018
50354Interesting article on Chinese biotech: asia.nikkei.comnigel bates110/8/2018
50353The idea of paying individuals for their personal data has gained some traction A.J. Mullen-10/5/2018
50352To do a clear lens exchange using multifocal IOL’s in the hopes of not needing rCpi3663110/1/2018
50351I have been saying that for decades lol.Robohogs-10/1/2018
50350Don't know how relevant it might be, but they appear still to be uncovering nigel bates210/1/2018
50349Thanks, once I realized multifocal lens implants were a subset of Lasik, WikipedA.J. Mullen29/30/2018
50348nytimes.comBiomaven39/30/2018
50347Thanks Lu. I'd consider needing glasses post-operatively a failure, and nigA.J. Mullen-9/29/2018
50346You likely wouldn't need cataract surgery for three or four decades. So no wBiomaven29/29/2018
50345Ophthalmologists are sometimes hesitant to prescribe multifocal intraocular lensD.Lu-9/28/2018
50344I've got a non-urgent medical issue to ask this aggregation of informed peopA.J. Mullen-9/28/2018
50343Go Matt, go!Clarksterh-9/27/2018
50342Obviously there is bad science and junk science, and sometimes previous beliefs Biomaven-9/26/2018
50341>>Holick is probably not always right I have a problem with anyone where Biomaven-9/26/2018
50340Smith was a pathologist at Toronto Sick Kids Hospital. en.wikipedia.org MotherIan@SI-9/26/2018
50339Certainly, most, if not all, adults feel protective of children, and assume a Ian@SI-9/26/2018
50338Holick, known on this thread for his belief in megadoses of Vitamin D, has movedBiomaven19/26/2018
50337Indivior down 16% on updated guidance from the company, finance.yahoo.com AshleyA.J. Mullen-9/26/2018
50336It's tricky - there isn't really a good placebo here. Some argument thatBiomaven-9/26/2018
50335Yes, in the Lovaza studies "corn oil" served as placebo.dr_elis-9/26/2018
50334BTW, LA (Torrance included) is full of fat-obese-TD2 subjects, "excited&quoMiljenko Zuanic-9/25/2018
50333We know about the placebo from the FDA briefing docs from the earlier trial - I Biomaven-9/25/2018
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