Such a medical tragedy, but so are the comments.
Negligence is not exclusive to government practice and we don't experiment on patients. And the best don't always move on to the private sector.
But really, it's a real medical tragedy to befallen on a fellow colleague and our reputation.
A desperate person can do desperate things:
“According to NBC, in one video of the alleged shooter, Aghdam is superimposed over a background of what appears to be six-pointed Stars of David as she complains that her workout video has been age-restricted by YouTube.
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”She told her family that YouTube had stopped paying her for the content she posted to the site, Ismail Aghdam said. YouTubers can receive payment for advertisements accompanying their videos, but the company ‘de-monetizes’ some channels for various reasons, meaning ads don’t run with them,”
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She had been reported missing by her family in Southern California, and her father Ismail Aghdam told police she might be going to YouTube because she ‘hated’ the company.”
I guess it's interesting if it can be replicated on a larger scale. I'd assume that having a surgeon who would meticulously ensure adequate infiltration of the incision area is a key factor of success.
“After adjusting for relevant covariates, investigators found no statistically significant differences in mean FLACC score, opioid consumption or parental satisfaction.
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“These negative findings could be related to the fact that children are much smaller, and therefore much easier to localize, with local infiltration as compared to a TAP block,” Dr. Hozella pointed out.”