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Upon receiving an invitation to a webinar entitled “Special Session on a New Autism Risk Test,” I anticipated a dialogue regarding screening methodologies or innovative interventions. However, my investigation into
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In the realm of medicine, it is often instilled in professionals that enduring extensive hours and significant workloads directly correlates with success and value. This mindset of perseverance may prompt
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We often come across news articles discussing scientific and medical advancements, typically claiming that treatments or cures are just around the corner. Although these do not refer to promotions for
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Recently, a 36-year-old man arrived at the emergency department experiencing severe chest pain. He had no notable medical history, exercised from time to time, and believed that heart disease was
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