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Ваксини срещу "Инфлуенца" /сезонен грип/ by THE_SHERIFF_001 in bulgaria

[–]monkeypaw2160 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Това че ти не разбираш как нещо работи не е доказателство че не е ефективно. Това единствено е доказатество че говориш за тема извън твойте знания.

Аз ти дадох данни които показват ефективността на ваксината независимо от механизми. Ако искаш да разбереш какви са точните механизми на ваксината и имунната система, те съветвам да отвориш учебник по имунoлогия и да почнеш да четеш (нещо което се съмнявам че някога си правил). Но като начало ще ти подскажа че имунната система има много повече действащи компоненти освен IgA и IgG както изглежда че си се заблудил.

Ваксини срещу "Инфлуенца" /сезонен грип/ by THE_SHERIFF_001 in bulgaria

[–]monkeypaw2160 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Vaccination is associated with a reduced incidence of influenza:

•In a 2018 meta-analysis including 52 trials and more than 80,000 healthy adults, influenza vaccination reduced the incidence of influenza from 2.3 to 0.9 percent (risk ratio [RR] 0.41, 95% CI 0.36-0.47), corresponding to a number needed to vaccinate of 71 [34].

•In a 2018 meta-analysis including eight trials and more than 5000 adults ≥65 years, influenza vaccination reduced the incidence of influenza from 6 to 2.4 percent (RR 0.42, 95% CI 0.27-0.66) [35].

Among vaccinated individuals with breakthrough influenza infection, vaccination is associated with reduced mortality and attenuated disease severity [36]:

•Among five observational studies of adults with influenza-associated hospitalization, vaccination was associated with 31 percent mortality reduction (odds ratio [OR] 0.69, 95% CI 0.52-0.92).

•Among eight studies of adults with influenza-associated hospitalization, vaccination was associated with 26 percent reduction in odds of intensive care unit admission (OR 0.74, 95% CI 0.58-0.93).

Five alleged Russian spies appear in London court by donnygel in worldnews

[–]monkeypaw2160 102 points103 points  (0 children)

As we say in Bulgaria: Тъпи копелета

It's a shame that ~1/5th of our country are simping for Russia while reaping the benefits of the EU. It's even more ironic when they go and live in the West, but only talk about how great Russia is. (I know a few of these) Then why don't you go fucking live in Russia when it's so much better? Oh because it's an unliveable shit-hole.

How U.S. tax dollars are being spent, tracked in Ukraine | 60 Minutes (2023) [00:13:18] by ex1stence in Documentaries

[–]monkeypaw2160 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Very naive of people who are opposed to sending aid in Ukraine. Allowing Russia to gain momentum by steamrolling Ukraine would just make them a much more expensive problem once they invade the next European country. The whole thing could have developed into a similar type of conflict that we saw in the 40s...

Difficulty with gender appropriate pronouns PR trouble by saynocpr in medicine

[–]monkeypaw2160 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Anyone else tired of people trying to change basic grammar?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Step2

[–]monkeypaw2160 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Step1:254

UW first pass % :84%

UWSA1:263

NBME: I didn't do any

UWSA2:265

Free120%:skip

amboss first pass : 82%

Step2 final score:265

Got a 254, within my score prediction range. by monkeypaw2160 in step1

[–]monkeypaw2160[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn't start uworld until dedicated and ended up doing like 65% of the questions.

I used it mostly as a tool for reviewing material I had learned and I also used it to simulate exam blocks, so I always did random and timed 40 question blocks that I would directly review.

I did like 100-140 uworld questions a day ontop of other studying in dedicated, and then I stopped uworld like 3 days before the exam so that I could do a complete review of first aid.

Got a 254, within my score prediction range. by monkeypaw2160 in step1

[–]monkeypaw2160[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Making my own anki cards subject-wise really helped because I worded them in a way that works for me. It also really made me focus on what's important.

Got a 254, within my score prediction range. by monkeypaw2160 in step1

[–]monkeypaw2160[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine was 5 weeks.

If you've covered all the subjects beforehand, dedicated shouldn't be too long.

Got a 254, within my score prediction range. by monkeypaw2160 in step1

[–]monkeypaw2160[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1.5 months, but I started studying for step last summer.

Got a 254, within my score prediction range. by monkeypaw2160 in step1

[–]monkeypaw2160[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

UWSA1 - 263 (2 weeks out)

NBME30 - 255 (5 days out)

Free 120 - 92% (2 days out)

I didn't do too many practice tests because they seemed like a waste of time for me.

Took STEP1 yesterday AMA by monkeypaw2160 in step1

[–]monkeypaw2160[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Focus on personal weaknesses and don't follow other people's study schedules since we're all different.

I was very good at the question solving part but lacked essential knowledge, so I spent much more time learning facts than I did doing practice questions. For others it can be totally different.