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There's a difference between osteopaths anywhere and Doctors of Osteopathy in the US. I think you should read the article, which mentions that DO degrees have to be accredited by medical colleges, among other things. I also don't know what you mean by a trend of pseudoscience.

Wikipedia:An article about yourself isn't necessarily a good thing

I think it's more like Vulkan was a Metal knockoff. Metal released (for mobile) June 2014 and Vulkan research kicked off July 2014. Vulkan was only announced March 2015, and I would think it took more than three months of work for Apple to release Metal for macOS June 2015. And then Vulkan's specs and SDK were released in February 2016. Though I doubt Apple was pushing for Metal to become an open cross-platform standard either.

Drug trafficking is still criminal. It's just acquisition and consumption for personal use that's decriminalized.

do it like portugal

or add symbols. probably add symbols.

not when it's been reposted atl once every week

yea, and the second one was may 3,

<year of screenshot>

it actually looks so slay tho

what

hast thou never said “i pray for…” thy whole life

i mean that i feel like they do have an actual actual justifications for the disappearing mailers

cuz they don't mail

this sounds like when they had mail-rental

any

Is English an official language there?

People before ChatGPT thought critically of things on Google as much as they do ChatGPT today.

He'd just give the emails under sealed cover.

research has found no significant differences between the professions when it comes to hospital readmissions, death after hospitalizations, surgery outcomes or other patient metrics

While vestiges from Dr. Still’s original philosophy are still incorporated into modern training — students spend roughly 200 hours learning a hands-on approach for diagnosing and treating various ailments called osteopathic manipulative treatment — most D.O.s say they don’t use these techniques.

Following the link:

Of 10,000 surveyed osteopathic physicians, 1,683 (16.83%) responded. Of those respondents, 1,308 (77.74%) reported using OMT on less than 5% of their patients, while 958 (56.95%) did not use OMT on any of their patients. Impactful barriers to OMT use included lack of time, lack of reimbursement, lack of institutional/practice support, and lack of confidence/proficiency. Factors positively correlated with OMT use included female gender, being full owner of a practice, and practicing in an office-based setting.

I swear I read in the newsletter with the article I posted that this <5% was around the same percentage of MD patients who received osteopathy...

that's a mouthful