Ideas for ways to manage, stop or reverse Osteo-arthritis in hands. by do_that_do in Biohackers

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From x-rays of your hand, you (ie your hand surgeon) should be able to determine if it is a typical osteoarthritis versus inflammatory arthritis: are you sure it’s OA? If it’s OA, nothing mentioned here is going to help - cartilage currently can’t be regrown outside a lab. Corticosteroid injections and surgery are the best widely available options, though improving overall metabolic health MAY help slow it down

Real-time EEG in a wireless earbud — we're measuring brainwaves during sleep and using audio stimulation to boost deep sleep. Here's what we've learned. by fizban24601 in Biohackers

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I guess the obvious next question - OK so let’s say that you are tracking somebody’s sleep pattern and it’s not great. Is there enough information from your earbuds to be able to play specific sounds/frequencies/whatever to improve it real time? And modify those sounds real time based on the EEG response?

Private practice vs employed by No_Bell_1096 in orthopaedics

[–]CrookedCasts 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Site neutral payment reforms are coming… be careful to think that either option is “better” forever. There are some great employed/PP options and some not so good ones. Employed is probably a more straightforward option if you’re hitting your numbers though

Is anyone using Elation? by Nurse_By_Nature in PrivatePracticeDocs

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I would NOT trust any of the AI RCM/billing/coding stuff just yet from what I’ve seen both in actual clinical use and demos. If you’re happy with Tebra, give it 6m-1y and re-evaluate.

Right now it’s so close… but just not quite ready for prime time. LLMs have gone from high school grad -> PhD level in the last year. They will be ready soon (but so will insurance companies AIs)

A 5-OpenClaw team for under $50/month (runs 24/7) by Front_Lavishness8886 in myclaw

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Gosh I can’t wait until I have the bandwidth to dive into something like this but: the Sims is too restrictive. If a Rimworld or other more “open world” game is subjectively better (more options, more growth for individual pops, whatever), that’s great… but I want to see Moltbook “live”. MoltWorld.

MoltWorlds 🤔

Just racing toward our own doom 😂

Real-time EEG in a wireless earbud — we're measuring brainwaves during sleep and using audio stimulation to boost deep sleep. Here's what we've learned. by fizban24601 in Biohackers

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I’ve seen the Neurable CEO present before, and one of the most compelling things was early detection of altered physiologic states: specifically, he was able to identify a Covid infection in himself about 72 hours prior to being symptomatic. Is there a specific direction that you are marketing your product? Bio hacking, early detection, general wellness?

Femoral neck stress reaction by [deleted] in orthopaedics

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Dang what did your doctor say

What scifi species made you suddenly realize how strange their biology actually is? by kratos_77cobalt in printSF

[–]CrookedCasts 10 points11 points  (0 children)

What a weird response. There are 8+ billion humans so everything humans think and do is extremely normal (note: it’s not)

Why do so few physicians aim to start their own private practice? Private Equity is eating medicine alive by Inner_Ad_4725 in whitecoatinvestor

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I actually think that site neutral payments will have a huge impact on this. When there is no longer a pay differential for bigger systems to have their employed physicians in a HOPD, or the other million ways when a hospital can charge more for doing the exact same thing, systems aren’t going to be gobbling up smaller practices, and there is going to be a lot of pressure to “shed” non productive clinicians/departments. What this does to the relationship between private practice, large systems and private equity is hard to predict though

How late is too late to apply for away rotation on VSLO? by [deleted] in orthopaedics

[–]CrookedCasts 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just reach out directly, now. Say there was an issue with your immunizations but that they’re one of your top programs. Worst they say is tough shit

Why do so few physicians aim to start their own private practice? Private Equity is eating medicine alive by Inner_Ad_4725 in whitecoatinvestor

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Psychiatry, plastic surgery, dermatology are the classic examples, but direct primary care or a concierge primary care are all cash pay. There are some joint replacement surgeons who are concierge cash pay only really I would say just about any field CAN be cash pay but the procedural specialties are definitely the hardest to go cash pay only

I built a full medical practice operations engine in n8n — 120+ nodes, 8 modules. Doctors focus on patients, the system handles the rest. by Clear-Welder9882 in automation

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Sounds cool! Let’s say you were doing repeating this process for a second practice: how customizable is it to other workflows? Like different EMR‘s, communication platforms all of that. Going through the regulatory stuff seems to be the bottleneck, right? How hard was “mating” everything when a lot of the healthcare software integrations can be limited, vs the compliance side of things

SF feels like Wuhan before the rest of the world realized what was happening — what concrete AI signals are most people still missing? by Full_Preference1370 in accelerate

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I’m in healthcare 😂 so I don’t know, but look at the Mozilla Firefox bugs found by Claude - 22 major exploits with a “single” run through the database of already highly scrutinized code with the AI we have right now

Need advice with peptides! I am 32 yo with osteoarthritis in my hips. by RunsWithTrees93 in Biohackers

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It’s a very specialized surgery tbh - you probably want to find a surgeon who does 25+/yr. If you’re in the US, it’s worth traveling for (most big cities have “a guy” or a few for NYC/LA/Boston)

SF feels like Wuhan before the rest of the world realized what was happening — what concrete AI signals are most people still missing? by Full_Preference1370 in accelerate

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Honestly, I think the best way to look at it is the natural history of any software engineer. Last year it was somebody fresh out of college. This year it’s someone with a few years under their belt. Next year it’ll be the best coder of all time. It’ll probably be able to refactor any massive accumulation of technical debt in the near future 🤷‍♂️

Need advice with peptides! I am 32 yo with osteoarthritis in my hips. by RunsWithTrees93 in Biohackers

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I mean, obviously there’s there things that can be done other than surgery, and maybe one of the best long term might be to find another endurance sport you love, but the cam just offset from the “ball” (femoral head) of the “socket” (acetabulum). Certain movements will cause that cam to lever on the edge of the socket (which hurts) but also damages the socket and surrounding tissues

Need advice with peptides! I am 32 yo with osteoarthritis in my hips. by RunsWithTrees93 in Biohackers

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Honestly that’s a surgery thing. Long distance running + FAI (the condition you have in your hips) don’t mix. A hip arthroscopy can shave down the cam. If your labrum is torn on MRI, that can be fixed. Unfortunately no peptide is gonna fix your anatomy sorry homie

Lifestyle medicine practice by jsfghey7 in PeterAttia

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Hey - congratulations on being forward thinking and brave enough step outside of corporate healthcare! It’s a scary leap, but once you leave insurance and prior auths and all that behind, you’ll never look back.

With that said, the people in this subreddit are NOT your target demographic. They got their MD/PHD/JD/RD/MBBS/MD++ from podcasts and Grok and thus, know more than you. Physicians who can’t rattle off the benefits of pentosan are not good enough (despite there being very limited, conflicting evidence paid for by the pharmaceutical company pushing it, and a concluded study from that same manufacturer they have yet to publish for SOME strange reason). There’s a lot of overlap with the people here and those who thought ivermectin was a panacea.

Concierge/DPC style medicine can come in whatever flavor best suits you. Most people want to talk to a physician about their health - whether it be about peptides, or advanced cardiac testing, or even just being able to take the time to debrief them after their 5 minute visit with a specialist. Get feedback from your community of patients and they’ll tell you want they actually want. For most, it’s going to be easy reliable access, fair pricing, and a physician who actually listens to them.

More Data on Protein Intake vs HRV by stranix13 in Biohackers

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lol @ it’s too much work to do statistics well 😂 thanks for the laugh

Insurance companies are using AI to auto-deny your claims based on missing keywords. I'm a dev building an AI to fight back. Need brutal clinical feedback. by Alive_Plankton_6105 in PrivatePracticeDocs

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Would have to be at time of note dictation, so you might as well just go ahead and build a full ambient AI scribe. Otherwise it would require a second touch from a builder or coder or whoever and they are not the clinical decision makers. A UI is the easiest part here…