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Why do so many well-educated, intelligent cancer patients reject standard treatments and turn to alternative help?

Anna Hamilton, I work in the finance industry • Answered January 28, 2018

I like to think that I'm a well-educated and intelligent cancer patient so here are my thoughts about alternative help.

The words cancer and chemo are inextricably linked. M...

Is marijuana bad for you?

Dennis Watson, I love the green stuff • Answered May 10

It certainly can be, but I'm not so fast to blame the drug itself. Marijuana, like any other substance, can become addictive. When a guy like Snoop Dogg admits to smoking 5...

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How possible is it that one is HIV positive and still testing negative at 6 months? I was exposed around November 2023, had symptoms like night sweat, no appetite, rashes on my abdomen, etc.

Gerald Wolfe, HIV Prevention Coordinator at Warren City Health Department • Answered July 8, 2024

First, symptoms mean nothing regarding HIV diagnosis. Symptoms are never used to diagnose HIV. IF you seroconverted, you would have had flu like symptoms (or possibly a ras...

Ob-Gyns, does it smell bad when delivering babies?

Paula Pierce, former Nurse Midwife • Answered September 14, 2018

As a student nurse midwife at Yale, 23 + years ago, I was told by an instructor that amniotic fluid (which surrounds the baby in the uterus before birth), smells like Oreo ...

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I was terminated over a year ago for violating HIPAA, naively (what I did, I didn't realize was a violation). HR from that company left a voicemail recently for me to call them back. What could they want well after a year?

Robert A. Harmon • Answered January 24

HIPAA is a federal law and part of a bureaucratic system. Unfortunately, if you violated a HIPAA rule, it doesn't just affect you and leaves a paper trail. At this time of ...

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What are you doing post-NEET?

Tanishka, 👀🩺 • Answered September 18, 2024

The evening of May 5th was the best moment when I finally counted and realized that I had got a decent score and would likely get a good college in my state.

From May 6th to...

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Why is oatmeal not a healthy breakfast?

Bradley Watts, Blogger • Updated September 9, 2024

Oatmeal is just carbs.

Carbs spike your blood sugar levels.

When you eat carbs in the morning, your body breaks it down into glucose - which is sugar. This causes your blood ...

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Why do some people think that black people are physically stronger than white people?

Jon Jones • Answered October 13, 2019

No.Some black people are superb athletes- and particularly in boxing black Americans have dominated far more than their numbers would suggest they should. In athletics they...

How will I survive prison being a 48-year-old male? I am awaiting sentencing in less than 23 days and I am facing up to 9 years in total in feds. How will I survived having ever been in prison before?

NetGuruINC . • Answered May 18

First of all, this may sound crazy but be thankful your doing time with the Feds and not the State. I did time at Coleman Low Federal Facility in Florida. Federal inmates a...

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My sugar level - HbA1c is 10.6. How do I reduce it in addition to tablets? Is there any natural way?

Francis Anthony, works at Adviser for IT • Answered May 23

My fasting sugar was close to 200 on an average and my HbA1C 10.2. I was on Glycomet 500SR twice a day.

One day I decided to resume my walking regime, which I was neglecting...