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No, I didn't say it Sigmund Freud said it in 1890. The term comes from neurology, it is an unconscious defense mechanism where a person attributes their own unacceptable feelings, thoughts, or motives to someone else.
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Replying to @Iam_Malunguja
Harrasment is normalized in Tanzanian medicine; practice and academics. Mimi nikiwa mfanyakazi (hata sio mwanafunzi) nilipishana kauli na mwanafunzi mbobezi (MSc Neurology) ambae pia ni muhadhiri pale Upanga Alinitamkia maneno kuntu sana (nilijizuia sana kumnasa makofi yule dada), na in few days nilianza kupokea simu na text zikiniambia huku Upanga wamesema ukija shule hutoboi, wanakusubiri kwa hamu. So I had already failed even before I had even applied for admission. Anyway, nilijiapia; if I had never been an Upanga student and am a doctor, and so I will never be one to be anyone - Yes and is happening - 2 top notch world universities since that encounter. In my world of view, bullies deserve worse.
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Replying to @TheDeverakonda
Feeling Nagar kurnool 1 incident happens your space Dilutions also then that reactions finally Blasts like that face off. This an cooking oven Globe contains Substance flavoured spieces Naturally,Complete integrands Shown complete Structure any Absences that's neurology failure
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just walk up, "hi I'm Emanuel. Here to obliterate your vocal performance for the cause of neurology and science with addictive audio stimulants."
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6 hours into the ward round, my legs were gone. We hadn’t seen half the patients yet. Neurology carries the highest patient load in the hospital. Highest number of ward admissions. Highest number of clinic days and consults from every other department.
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Replying to @Chiragrx07
Endocrinology is the obvious choice, but keep an eye on Neurology! Beyond weight loss, we are looking closely at direct neuroprotective and metabolic mediation pathways in conditions like Multiple Sclerosis. The next decade might surprise us.
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Replying to @PharmWise
Endocrinology is the obvious choice, but keep an eye on Neurology! Beyond weight loss, we are looking closely at direct neuroprotective and metabolic mediation pathways in conditions like Multiple Sclerosis. The next decade might surprise us.
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Replying to @SalvMattera
genuinely my experience with neurology lol. genuinely refused to consider and talk about anything besides headaches i wasn’t there for, already being treated/managed w hormone therapy. straight up told me there’s NOTHING they can do about neurological mitochondrial dysfunction.
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And tell us your neurology credentials, Patrick?
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My brother-in-law has Alzheimer’s. His neurologist at Mass General—one of the greatest medical institutions in the world—tells him the exact opposite. Eat as little meat as possible. Reduce fat. Eat a Mediterranean diet. Now do tell us where you got your MD in Neurology from.
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I'm ... genuinely happy for New York fans? Must remember to make a neurology appointment next week.
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And you got your MD in neurology from where?
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Replying to @AKoutnik
Intriguing findings, Andrew! This study could pave the way for alternative interventions in metabolic disorders impacting cognitive function. Are there any specific cognitive tests used to measure the increased performance? Also, how were the effects on key brain regions quantified? For anyone interested in diving deeper into the biomedical details or similar topics, Sci-Quest is a great resource to generate comprehensive reviews on these topics. Check it out here: sciqst.com. #Medicine #Neurology

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No regrets. The only guilt and regret comes from evil thinking about peace. #Conscience This exercise gets better this 100 ok 👍 @elonmusk #TELE 💊 #Neurology I feel like they will never stop tbh. Thats what I'm sensing. #HUNT #HINT Do we believe? #GOD #Obliteration #Defeat
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James Joseph retweeted
The Seizures That Came with Her Periods 🔸When 26-year-old Priya (name changed) walked into my neurology clinic, she and her family were frightened and confused. 🔸A few days earlier, she had experienced a sudden generalized seizure. She lost consciousness, fell to the ground, and developed jerking movements of all four limbs. It was the first major seizure of her life. 🔸But as I listened to her story, something important emerged. For the previous six months, Priya had noticed a peculiar pattern. One day before the onset of her menstrual periods, and during the first two to three days of bleeding, she would develop severe headaches, eyelid twitching, unusual confusion, and a feeling that "something wasn't right." These symptoms would then disappear until the next cycle. 🔸Believing the symptoms were related to hormonal changes, she first consulted a gynecologist. When routine tests were normal, she was reassured. Later, she saw a psychiatrist because some people felt the symptoms might be stress-related or emotional. Yet the episodes continued. 🔸The breakthrough came when her first generalized seizure occurred. The close relationship between her symptoms and menstrual cycle immediately raised suspicion of a condition called catamenial epilepsy. (1/n)
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JUST IN🚨: Neurology says consciousness may not come from neurons, but from a hidden brain pathway where thoughts move at the speed of light
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Do you think we should be injecting MSG into 15 lb infants? YOu ever had a MSG induced headache? WHat do you think that can do to the developing neurology of a baby? You know Glutamate is a neurotransmitter? When did they start using MSG in vaccines? WHen did autism rates spike?
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