Yes ofcourse! Would be very nice thank you

That has to be in Amsterdam ;)

Also, it goes pretty far to say that you can guarantee a long and healthy life by doing regular checkups, don't you think?

The thing is, doing regular checkups creates the risk of "false-positives", meaning that people that are actually OK test as having some kind of disease. As you can imagine, this would burden

This probably differs from the system utilized in the Netherlands (where I'm from, obviously :)). See, every revenue you might make from investing in cryptocurrency is seen as capital, for which you pay

I do envy such an approach and positivity. I'll try to follow your example ;)

I weep for humanity as this flat earth to some people is no joke...

Very nice article. I don't know whether a hypercoagulable state occurs when someone is hyperthermic. Rather, dehydration and intravascular "underfilling" seems to be the most likely cause of

Ah I'm sorry I guess I misunderstood, did not realize you were posting on behalf of a company. So can I assume that the clinical studies you have performed have not (yet) been published in peer-reviewed

Interesting article that explains a lot of communication difficulties in the world. Problem is, I don't think that awareness of these phenomena would result in any measurable improvement in

Interesting. Do you have any links to scientific publications regarding this subject? Or maybe some landmark papers? The concept is very interesting but I fail to see a suitable application for let's say,

As a cardiology resident, this research doesn't really give new insights. However, it does substantiate the notion that being overweight increases cardiovascular risk. Very nice to see this sort of article

Nice and elaborate article. Though I'm not an American myself I found it to be very informative. I am very curious as to how other countries will handle this.