
Pullia
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This is a 60-year-old woman with a history of ischemic stroke 5 years ago, previously presenting with aphasia and right-sided weakness, with complete recovery. She now presents with recurrent aphasia and right-sided weakness. In the ED, she was found to have a urinary tract infection with sepsis. MRI brain DWI showed no new diffusion restriction. After 2 days of antibiotics, her neurological deficits completely resolved. Question: What do you see on the MRI? How do you explain her recurrent aphasia and right-sided deficits despite no new imaging changes? #Neuroradiology #Neurology #Stroke #UTI #FOAMed

Capitals reportedly receiving calls from teams to gauge John Carlson’s trade availability ahead of deadline russianmachineneverbreaks.com/2026/03/03/cap…


What kids movie has no right to be as good as it is?




Look, I love these people wanting to pay me more. Bring it on. But... Doctors are many things, but not underpaid. Overworked? YES. And that is why we need more medical schools to educate more American physicians.




One of the most impressive politicians of this era is running for governor in Iowa. His name is Zach Lahn. Watch this. (0:00) Why Lahn Is Running for Governor (14:58) Why Is Land So Expensive? (22:12) Is There a Connection Between Pesticides and Parkinson's? (37:35) Skyrocketing Cancer Rates (46:03) Capitalism vs. Corporatism (51:54) The Globalist Agenda: Own Nothing and Be Happy (57:17) The AI Takeover (1:05:50) What Is Really Important in Life? (1:09:29) Has Lahn Been Attacked for His Ideas? (1:14:21) Is It Possible to Reform the System? (1:16:44) The America First Movement (1:17:45) The Assassination of JFK (1:21:00) The Immigration Crisis (1:24:45) Why America Needs to Turn Back to Christianity


Regenerative medicines are headed for people with Parkinson’s disease or severe heart failure — but researchers are concerned about minimal clinical-trial data go.nature.com/4axz19F














