
Cian Muldoon
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Cian Muldoon
@PathologyWR
Pathology Without Rulers .......Just because it can be measured, doesn't mean it should be measured. Just an opinion.









Alas, Andrew is wrong. One country is going down the NHS route.

Almost 800.000 signatures: “EU citizens cannot tolerate that the EU maintains an agreement that contributes to legitimize and finance a State that commits crimes against humanity and war crimes. Full suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement.” eci.ec.europa.eu/055/public/#/s…


I asked for a copy of my medical records relating to one HSE hospital for a stay over a number of consecutive weeks in the summer of last year, yesterday, more than a week after submitting, the hospital informs me that I should 'expect' a copy of my file no later than 26th June 2026. The absurd length of time to wait (¼ of a year) for this information to one side, the reason for requesting is that neither my GP nor Oncology team, within the HSE but in a different region, cannot access my records... The hospital in question, itself, cannot readily access the records from ICU and Radiology departments from within the same hospital. This is the state of the HSE - an utter shambles. I pity the staff having to work within this level of dysfunctional management.



The state should ensure that every cancer patient automatically receives a medical card for the duration of their illness. @MichaelC_IND_TD

5 minutes before Trump’s announcement: * $1.5B notional worth of S&P500 (ES) futures are bought in a single clip. * $192M notional of oil futures (CL) sold. More than 4x-6x any other trade size during the market close. Insiders profited from his lies in broad daylight!


The irony I find myself returning to is that MRI technology has not made us better diagnosticians. It has, in many cases, made us worse ones, because the image is so concrete and the language of the report so authoritative that it takes deliberate effort to resist anchoring to it. When the MRI arrives before the history is fully taken, the finding shapes what questions get asked and which ones don't. Bias abounds throughout the encounter. The encounter organizes itself around what the scanner found rather than what the patient experienced, and that is very difficult to undo once it has happened. Don't look at the scans first... the basics matter. Take a history... confirm it with an exam, then see if the MRI findings make sense in the same context.

Were the medical personnel the target? That's important context to consider. Also, the fact that the event happened does not mean this is not propaganda. This is clearly meant to paint a picture of Israel and US being evil, without any clear objective analysis of the situation. That is the very definition of propaganda.








