Amazing advancements

[Bsuds]

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[Fancy]

Technological advancement can be used well and benefiting the patient. …

And that’s what this thread is all about.

[Zedi]

Not as long as you think. I’ll have to see if I can find my dates but certainly wasn’t months.

that is total bs,my wife would of had to wait months for here mri but we are lucky enough to afford private, got it done in a week

I waited 7 months. Went private first. Then did a follow up 7 months later
I’ve heard it’s quicker depending on the type of scan needed and urgency

[hozzle]

Not as long as you think...

But the point of a forum is to think, and discuss things like this thread about amazing advancements.

[Fancy]

But the point of a forum is to think, and discuss things like this thread about amazing advancements.

Go for it. I’ve posted a link to the Expo. That should be interesting. Lots of seminars and conferences seem to be happening lately.

[Fancy]

I read this is one:
- The oral antibiotic advancing cystic fibrosis treatment

[hozzle]

I read this is one:
- The oral antibiotic advancing cystic fibrosis treatment

Does it have side affects? Most often than not they skew the stats to make adverse effects appear insignificant, then play up the stats that show promise... statistical manipulation or advancements for profit?

[Triple 6]

Reminder - not a Covid thread.

[Fancy]

Clinical Trial Shows Drug Developed to Treat Uncontrolled Hypertension Significantly Lowers Blood Pressure

https://newsroom.clevelandclinic.org/20 ... -pressure/

Hope this proves beneficial to those that need it.

[A Concerned Citizen]

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[Fancy]

Here’s another that will have a major impact on those that suffer from tinnitus:

A University of Michigan study has found that personalized bi-sensory stimulation, combining individual tinnitus spectrums and electrical stimulation, can significantly reduce tinnitus symptoms, improving quality of life.

https://scitechdaily.com/scientists-dev ... -tinnitus/

[hozzle]

Here’s another that will have a major impact on those that suffer from tinnitus:

A University of Michigan study has found that personalized bi-sensory stimulation, combining individual tinnitus spectrums and electrical stimulation, can significantly reduce tinnitus symptoms, improving quality of life.

https://scitechdaily.com/scientists-dev ... -tinnitus/

Well the title in the link says it all... "Promising". Then the article itself states... "suggests"..."may".
Again the numbers may prove to be another statistical manipulation to bolster false claims by profiteers.
I would classify it far from any advancement at this time.

[Fancy]

It offers new hope for those suffering once it’s commercialized.

[hozzle]

^^^ There is a potential that it may be false hope.

[Fancy]

^^^ There is a potential that it may be false hope.

Is that any reason to deny the possibility? Once hope is removed one can spiral downhill. Give people hope and they can respond accordingly.

This thread IS about amazing advancements.