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How to calculate risk of someone being infected at an event
Hi all. I'm cross-posting this here from the LiveScience forums, in the hopes of starting a discussion on how to best estimate risks for events in the context of COVID. (Note that the numbers are accurate for when I wrote it, on June 20th.) It is a longer post, addressed to those with more...- AssumptionFifer
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- covid-19 epidemiology risk
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- Forum: Topics in Healthcare
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REQUEST: List of Risk Reduced of Poor Outcome of Chronic Conditions (Treated vs Untreated)
May you share a list of chronic diseases and an estimated reduced risk of a poor outcome (heart attack, stroke, peripheral neuropathy, blindness, kidney failure, liver failure, death, etc.) from untreated to treated condition. I think an estimated number will give some patients an objective... -
What CV risk calculator do you use in practice?
Hi all! I'm gathering data for my research poster project about what current providers are using to calculate ASCVD risk - ACC/AHA 10yr ASCVD, LDL, Framingham risk score or others. Which do you use? This is not to conclude to any debate. This is mainly to determine what current providers are...- jigglyboo
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- assessment cardiovascular risk
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- Forum: Family Medicine
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MCAT preparation plan for the risk-averse (feeling doubt)
Thanks in advance for any input. This post may initially come off as a bit self-involved, but that is just to provide context for a little-articulated issue that I suspect effects many (often extremely successful) pre-med students. In particular, I refer to those students whose approach as...- UCDavispremed92
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- anxiety help needed kaplan mcat non-trad applicant red flags risk strategy study for mcat
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- Forum: MCAT - Medical College Admissions Test
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Optometrist working with Ophthalmologists -- Risks of being in Optometry
Hi, I'm 27 and currently working in ophthalmic oncology as a technician. Recently I have been pondering the idea of going back to school and pursuing optometry. I'm not interested in performing surgeries but am interested in helping people manage their vision. Ideally, I would like to help...- catmina415
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- bay area group practice nontraditional student optometrist risk san francisco
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- Forum: Pre-Optometry