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It’s a transverse section so it’s not really ‘top down’ or ‘bottom up’. It’s a thin slice where the densities of the tissue is calculated by sending through X-rays from around the body and measuring how much gets trough from each angle and then letting a computer do some fancy math.
TBF this doesn’t have anything to do with sexism, it’s just general incompetence. Listening to the lungs with a stethoscope would have been enough to notice that something was very wrong.
There’s this docu series on netflix (unnatural selection) about genetic engineering in general but also about some people (with and without science background) who believe that anyone should be able to do genetic engineering at home (Josiah Zayner is one of them, i believe he still sells lab equipment and reagents for anyone who want to do some DIY bio-engineering). They also follow this guy who stopped taking his HIV meds and started using some kind of antibody that was developed by some shady company (it didn’t work and guess what; not a single physician was involved). I believe one of these shady guys was found dead in a sensory deprivation pod with ketamine in his blood.

Chronic depression and the serotonin hypothesis: a nice popscience article

https://lemmy.world/post/2187923

Chronic depression and the serotonin hypothesis: a nice popscience article - Lemmy.world

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/2186597 [https://lemmy.world/post/2186597] > A very readable article about chronic depression and the serotonin hypothesis. > > Psychiatry seems like a very interesting field for neuroscience since there’s not really any psychiatric disease that is understood today. Lots of room for progress I guess.

White bread, cheese and red meat aren’t exactly known as healthy foods. Definitely not in the proportions of a burger. Even more definitely not when you boil the meat in oil (often together with the onions).

Yeah I get it. The companies developing these drugs or funding the research probably don’t care about fundamental knowledge. Even in pure academia people would probably rather have some publishable results than actual insight in a disease.

If they did, there could’ve been some psychiatric diseases that were actually understood as well.

I guess for clinical use it doesn’t really matter? As long as there’s an effect on clinical endpoints.

There’s nothing fundamentally wrong with eugenics. Screening for genetic diseases before birth is eugenics, selecting the best embryos for ivf is eugenics. Believing that people with severe genetic disabilities should be counseled before conceiving is eugenics as well.

The issue is the way it’s done and the reason for it.

A lemmy community for those interested in neuroscience :)

https://lemmy.world/post/1925344

A lemmy community for those interested in neuroscience :) - Lemmy.world

Hi everyone! I’ve set up this community for anyone who’s interested in neuroscience. Anyone is welcome: students, researchers, enthousiasts, … [email protected] [/c/[email protected]] https://lemmy.world/c/neuro [https://lemmy.world/c/neuro]

For anyone specifically interested in neuroscience: we’re trying to create a neuroscience community over at: [email protected]