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Pathordle - a Wordle-inspired daily pathology diagnosis game!
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Pathordle - a Wordle-inspired daily pathology diagnosis game!

pathordle.org

Hello everyone! I am a current medical student who is interested in pathology, and a couple classmates and I came together to create this pathology puzzle game!

The game is very similar to Wordle, Doctordle, and Radiordle. We have been fans of these medical puzzle games and thought it would be fun to have a "Pathordle" version where you start off with a histology image and get additional clinical hints to figure out the diagnosis of the day. The goal is to figure out the diagnosis with the least number of hints possible!

We are not making any money from this website and our purpose for this game is to give medical students a way to practice their diagnostic skills and bring more attention to pathology. We would love to hear any feedback or suggestions and hope you will enjoy playing!

u/mildlyripenedmango — 1 day ago

Is it actually safe to pay someone to do my research paper?

I think for some reason I would seriously consider paying someone to do my research paper, but this semester pushed me beyond my limit. I've got closed days, an elementary time activity, and this reading assignment that only gets bigger the more I observe it. I keep the beginning, and then get stuck midway because I can’t seem to prepare my thoughts well.

This is not an easy paper either – it requires appropriate academic material, structured arguments and a layering of elements that currently takes more time than I do. I’ve tried breaking it down into smaller elements, but I’ll fall back and stress all day.

In this factor, I’m just trying to determine if humans are honestly going this way, and how do they get away with cheating or less-than-exceptional actions, which I really need to see if I even catch it, or is it just not worth threatening about something?

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u/FlakyProphecy — 2 days ago

Hi everyone! Anatomy and Pathologies app for students

Hi everyone. I am developing an atlas of Anatomy and Pathologies available for free on the Android store. I would love the honest reviews from med students. If you would be interested in trying the app, just let me know.

u/lagamerenojada — 2 days ago

NBME/ STEP questions

I’m a first year medical student about to finish this first year and I still being a bad tester. Every-time I make my bigger effort it goes worse than if do not study that hard. I have all the information in my head but I just don’t know how to answer. At least in my practical skills I always have an outstanding grade. But I know I have to improve because in this career the exams, at the beginning ,are everything. So what you’ll recommend me?

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u/Vrap01 — 9 days ago