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Fun fact about proximity search in #PubMed#medlibs

The way I am still cackling with glee days after Vandy's football win over Alabama... (screenshot of Washington Post article)

GIM is a great resource that imo doesn't get used enough. I think a lot of folks jump to LILACS or AIM, maybe forgetting GIM has them and more. Is GIM for every evidence synthesis project? No, but it does add some good things missed otherwise for the right topics.

I don't know who needs to hear this, but any "virtual meeting" that doesn't need to have cameras on or screen sharing is just an overly complicated phone call.

re LQT: I flew this week, and on the way were multiple "mechanical" issues with the Boeing planes that caused all kinds of flight shenanigans. On the way back, I flew on Airbus (A321neo) and there was nary a hint of mechanical anything - and a lot less anxiety. Coincidence? I think not.

The thing about Boeing is it seems easier to just make sure the door doesn’t fly off mid flight than it does to retaliate against whistle blowers. You need a whole shadowy apparatus for that, for the other you just need like, a bolt

You ever had a taco that is so good it transcends all other tacos? I fear I have just consumed peak taco. Worth it. For the curious, it was a quesabirria taco from Taco Centro in San Diego.

On the upside, there's only 1 result, but STILL. That it is an option for indexing is... just a lot. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32388952/

[Analysis on the birth situation different fertility policy periods in monitoring area of birth defect population in Zhejiang Province] - PubMed

<span><b>Objective:</b> To explore the impacts on birth situation associated with birth policy adaption in monitoring area of birth defect population in Zhejiang province. <b>Methods:</b> Data were ob...

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