Has anything changed?

There’s definitely some overlap with those categories.

I don’t doubt that women are underrepresented in medical research, but at the same time I suspect most medical research targets issues that affect both men and women, since that is true of most medical issues. The 7% statistic would be more impactful if we could compare it to the percentage of medical research focused on medical issues specific to men.

Edit: after further consideration, my initial take here isn’t great either, because women face more medical issues specific to their gender. I still think the 7% statistic is a little misleading.

What’s the point? Just take a picture.

They’ll say that’s not how the covid vaccine works, which is true. They’re still dumb though

At least it’s not the hottest year in recorded history or anything like that, right?

Also, FMLA is federal (for now anyway). The article is about paid family medical leave in some states, which they abbreviate PFML.

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I’m not a fan of the guy but his manner of dress is not my biggest complaint

I’m sorry to hear that. I also have had cancer (medulloblastoma). Treatment for this is what seemed to cause me to start having these atypical migraines. I hope you can find relief somehow.

I’ve had similar atypical migraines and relief is possible! My doc initially started me on topiramate daily which wasn’t very effective for me. She then added amitriptyline which has been very effective for me at preventing migraines. I’m now taking 50mg of amitriptyline nightly and have started taking a monthly shot called Emgality. I hope to be able to stop the daily pills and just take the shot once per month. It’s really expensive but there’s financial aid available so I just pay $35 instead of $700+ per dose. I also have rescue meds if I should get an aura (such as a tingling in an extremity). I started with Sumatriptan but my neuro also recommended that I switch to compazine and Benadryl with these types of atypical or hemiplegic migraines. This has been effective as well but I haven’t needed the rescue meds in months. I still carry them with me on my keychain. The only expensive drug that I’ve mentioned is the Emgality shot which was not necessary for me to attain effective relief. I’m not a doctor but I’d be happy to chat about this! You don’t have to die to get relief!

Clearly the battery is positioned there in order to enable charging via belly rubs

Me playing Stardew Valley with my girlfriend

Not me! It’s been too reliable and everything that I need works fine without much effort at all, so I never get any experience troubleshooting or using the command line.

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I figured it would be Loss somehow

It was totally just a test the whole time guys! The lawsuit is just a weird coincidence

It wasn’t long ago that Aldi had a dozen eggs for 46¢ in my area

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