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https://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/419901-fbi-email-chain-may-provide-most-damning-evidence-of-fisa-abuses-yet
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False imprisonment
Torture
Follow the science, dumbshit!
J R Soc Med
. 2006 Apr;99(4):178–182. doi: 10.1258/jrsm.99.4.178
Peer review: a flawed process at the heart of science and journals
Richard Smith 1
PMCID: PMC1420798 PMID: 16574968
Peer review is at the heart of the processes of not just medical journals but of all of science. It is the method by which grants are allocated, papers published, academics promoted, and Nobel prizes won. Yet it is hard to define. It has until recently been unstudied. And its defects are easier to identify than its attributes. Yet it shows no sign of going away. Famously, it is compared with democracy: a system full of problems but the least worst we have.
When something is peer reviewed it is in some sense blessed. Even journalists recognize this. When the BMJ published a highly controversial paper that argued that a new disease', female sexual dysfunction, was in some ways being created by pharmaceutical companies, a friend who is a journalist was very excited—not least because reporting it gave him a chance to get sex onto the front page of a highly respectable but somewhat priggish newspaper (the Financial Times).But,' the news editor wanted to know, `was this paper peer reviewed?'. The implication was that if it had been it was good enough for the front page and if it had not been it was not. Well, had it been? ….
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1420798/
An increase in article retractions, the proliferation of paper mills and predatory journals: scientific literature is undergoing a crisis that threatens confidence in its integrity. Cyril Labbé, a computer science researcher at Université Grenoble-Alpes, untangles the causes that have led to such abuses. He is one of France’s leading specialists in automatic fraud detection and, since 2020, has been coordinating the multidisciplinary NanoBubbles project1, which analyses why, when and how science struggles to correct itself….
https://www.polytechnique-insights.com/en/columns/society/scientific-fraud-analysis-of-a-growing-phenomenon/
Torturing animals is a red flag, ladies.
Trolling abusers?
Crossing the line isn't an obatacle for these sick sonsabitches, it's a point of departure
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word up…
not a game?
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AI Overview
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You cannot earn a JD from medical school
, but you can pursue a combined MD/JD dual degree through a six-year program that requires both medical and law school admission. This program allows you to earn both a Doctor of Medicine (MD) and a Juris Doctor (JD) to prepare for careers at the intersection of health and law, such as health policy, bioethics, or medical malpractice.
How to earn both degrees
Apply to a combined program: You must apply and be accepted to both the medical school and the law school, often simultaneously.
Meet admission requirements: You will need to take the MCAT for medical school and the LSAT for law school.
Complete both curricula: Most combined programs take six years, with students completing coursework for both degrees during this time. The first two years are typically medical school coursework, the next two are law school, and the final year includes the remaining credits for both degrees.
Career paths for MD/JD graduates
Health policy and administration: Work in government or private organizations to help shape healthcare laws and policies.
Bioethics: Advise on ethical issues in medicine.
Medical malpractice law: Represent clients in legal cases related to medical malpractice.
Biotechnology: Work with companies involved in the development of new medical technologies.
Academic and research roles: Teach or conduct research in law, medicine, or public health.
Running a private practice: Use legal knowledge to navigate the legal aspects of running a private medical practice
MD-JD
Program description
Students seeking a deeper understanding of the laws impacting the practice of medicine may benefit from a MD-JD program. These programs are designed for medical students who wish to integrate their study of medicine with training in the legal field.
Application process
Students will need to gain admission into the JD program at the law school through a separate application process. They may apply to law school during the second year of their MD program and will need to complete the LSAT exam. The LSAT is offered multiple time a year.
Combined length of program
Six years
Education process
Typically, students will be enrolled in a MD program for the first two years of their education before pursuing a JD during the third and fourth years. Students may complete their remaining MD and JD coursework during their fifth and sixth years.
Career options
Graduates with JD-MD degree may opt to work in academia, government, or in the private sector pursuing careers in health policy, biotechnology, or bioethics. The law curriculum prepares those who choose to practice medicine for the legal aspects of running a private medical practice.
https://students-residents.aamc.org/applying-medical-school/considering-combined-degree-md-phd-md-mba-md-mph-md-jd