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If you haven't subscribed to AI Prognosis, where I become your guide to the health care / medicine AI galaxy, you can do so right here!

The newsletter comes out weekly on Wednesdays and also includes (in my opinion) a 🔥 song recommendation every week. statnews.com/signup/ai-prognos

STATSign up for AI Prognosis — a STAT+ newsletter from Brittany TrangComing this February, Brittany Trang's new weekly newsletter unpacks the intersection of AI, health, and medicine.

Today's edition of AI Prognosis had a dud link for the "don't ever use this again" ambient AI scribe study. The web version below has the right one

Also in today's issue:

-CHAI's assurance labs are behind schedule
-AI tool for cancer clinical trials shows promise

statnews.com/2025/03/26/how-in

STAT · Your questions answered: How insurers are using AIIn this edition of STAT's AI Prognosis newsletter: A deeper look at how insurers use AI, and implications for patients.

“What we've shown in this paper is that the epithelial cells can communicate with the macrophages,"… "Our hypothesis is that their cross talk potentially provides an environment that's conducive to the development of the disease."
#Endometriosis #Science #ReproHealth #MedMastodon #ObGyn
medicalxpress.com/news/2025-03

Medical Xpress · Researchers make progress toward non-hormonal treatment for endometriosisBy Dalin Clark

I can’t get over the cognitive dissonance of spending 12 hours of intense work in clinic, using every minute of my 25 years of training and experience to formulate treatment plans for my patients with #cancer, and then to come home and check the news and to read about every part of the infrastructure needed to attain the knowledge for these treatment plans bring intentionally dismantled

#uspol #canada #cdnpol #usa #medmastodon #maskup #trump #doge #maga #rfkjr

"The cure for TB—roughly half a year on antibiotics—has existed since the 1950s, and works for most patients. Yet, in the decades since, more than 100 million people have died of tuberculosis because the drugs are not widely available in….

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#USA #Trump #USAID #PublicHealth #Tuberculosis tldr.nettime.org/@remixtures/1

The Atlantic · Trump Is Ceding Ground to TuberculosisBy John Green

Any #science #endocrinology #doctor types or knowledgeable patients out there?

Have some questions before I spend money I don’t have re #DHEA & #pregnenolone.:

I’m trying to find a good compounding chemist in #Melbourne #Ausralia to compound DHEA (it’s illegal in Aus to buy off the shelf, need compounding prescription & permit- got both).

BUT! I’m getting confused by the chemists. Some say I must get a DHEA troche or a capsule will convert straight to #estrogen or #testosterone, no chance to tap DHEA receptors (unsure if they exist). I’ve also read it modulated other receptors before being metabolised.Wouldn’t I be better off w a cream in that case? Other compounders say there’s no difference. BS?

I thought #pregnenolone
might help more. It’s the ‘mother hormone’, right?
Since I caught #COVID19 I’m mostly producing low hormones but it varies. Cortisol normalised, still on thyroid meds, oestrogen shot up, no DHEA or testosterone…plus much more going on.

#MedMastodon
@medmastodon

Any #science #endocrinology #doctor types out there?

Have some questions before I spent money I don’t have:

#DHEA: Can anyone w science background/knowledgeable patient help with this?
I’m trying to find a good compounding chemist (DHEA illegal in Aus without compounding prescription & permit- got both)

BUT! I’m getting confused by the chemists. Some say I must get a DHEA troche or will convert straight to #estrogen or #testosterone as capsule, no chance to tap DHEA receptors. Ive also read it taps & modulates other receptors beforehand. Wouldn’t I be better off w a cream in that case? Other compounders say there’s no difference. BS? Halp.

I thought #pregnenolone might help more. It’s the ‘mother hormone’, right?
Since I caught #COVID19 I’m mostly producing low #hormones but it can varies (some up, others down, some normalise after a time. Cortisol normalised, still on thyroid meds, oestrogen shot up, no DHEA or testosterone… much more.

Can anyone help? I’ve been through multiple doctors, asked pharmacist and they all contradict themselves and each other or don’t know what either home does.

Don’t ever get #ChronicIllness

You’ll up relying on people who don’t know how medicine works. Very few knowledgeable people.

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@medmastodon

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"A growing number of municipalities in New Brunswick are offering scholarships to medical school students who want to practise in the province after graduation.

These "return-to-service" scholarships are offered through a non-profit group called the New Brunswick Medical Education Foundation."

From @cbc_top_stories
#medmastodon @medmastodon #doctors #canada #medical
cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswi

CBCGrowing number of municipalities use scholarships to land new doctors | CBC NewsA growing number of municipalities in New Brunswick are offering scholarships to medical school students who choose to practise in the province after graduation.

“University of Queensland researchers have developed a new rapid sensor that can detect pregnancy complications, such as gestational diabetes, preterm birth risks and hypertension, as early as 11 weeks—with a simple blood test.”
#ReproSci #Pregnancy #MedMastodon #Science
medicalxpress.com/news/2025-02

Medical Xpress · Pregnancy blood test 'rapid sensor' can detect birth risks earlierBy University of Queensland