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When I’m doing cardio (like an incline treadmill for example) I find I really prefer when I have loose sweatpants but unfortunately most of the them are cotton which isn’t as sweat friendly. I prefer loose fit pants when working out and curious if anyone has tread for loose fitting workout pants or shorts for high intensity cardio workout days?

Hi Everyone! I’m an M4 non-trad w/ a background in journalism and public health who has been able to have a side income with mostly writing health articles for mainstream magazines and ghostwriting for nonprofit executives. I feel that with the economy and funding cuts a lot of those opportunities are way less than before .

So I’m trying to figure out other med student friendly ways to blend medicine and writing or other forms of media? Does anyone have any ideas of things they have seen other folks do or other ways my skill set could be helpful (in a med student friendly way as well)

Any advice or suggestions would be majorly appreciated!

Hi everyone! I recently came across Ed Zitron’s interview on the Newcomer Pod, and enjoyed hearing some of the granular critiques about AI particularly from a financial perspective.

I’m in healthcare and I have critiques of AI from a health and humanistic POV, but curious if anyone knows people who have spoke on the financial criticism of ai in healthcare.

I have a few suspicions. Like for example, the health consequences of data centers on vulnerable populations i suspect would be quite expensive (think of the cost the cancer diagnoses and treatments of people in cancer alley - aka the southern regions where companies dumped pollution). And the health stressors of people losing employment I suspect might increase chronic conditions in a way that offsets financial gains from AI. In the hospital like the amount of health conditions that arise from people finding unhealthy ways to mange or cope with stress or trauma is a lot! A lot of the health issues in America are really related to social determinants of health, not biological processes. Poverty, environmental issues, racism, loneliness, etc contribute a lot to chronic health problems . I’m curious if anyone has spoken about how AI’s exacerbation of this could make an AI progress in medicine a net negative.

If so please send any recommendations!

Hi everyone. I have experience writing health articles and I have experience with writing medical/technical writing. I’m trying to find some other creative ways to blend the two for part time/freelance work to help chip away at student loans as a I finish medicine and transition to residency!