tclAmockingbird

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by tclAmockingbird 9y ago
This sort of hostility is why I keep quitting this damned site. Thanks for reminding me.
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by tclAmockingbird 9y ago
Medical Science Liaison
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by tclAmockingbird 9y ago
> There are many very cheap ways of keeping physicians up-to date, such as a conference presentation of the drug, followed by a Q&A session, with a recording freely available online. 5 minutes of face time with a busy physician and s
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by tclAmockingbird 9y ago
> FWIW the anecdotal experience of people I know in the health field in the US is that pharma sales reps know nothing about medicine, are hired for their sales / "relationship building" ability, and can't answer any q
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by tclAmockingbird 9y ago
> > And no, the sales and marketing in that article is not advertising alone. It's mostly sales people who go and visit medical professionals to talk about their products. > That's advertising. It's also keeping phys
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
> So, since 2012 this is now a requirement. It was a requirement before the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act, which is what is meant by "pre-AIA". You stated that "'best mode' is not a requirement for a patent at
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
> The 'best mode' is not a requirement for a patent at all, you either have something patentable, or you do not Disclosing the best mode in the specification of an application is a requirement, pre-AIA and now: see MPEP 2165.
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
> I would not be surprised if others in their respective fields take a similar approach in other cult of personality topics (Uber, Elon, Apple, etc.). I no longer read the comments for things relating to medical testing, my professional
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
Some who are vaccinated will still contract the disease. Some cannot be safely vaccinated because of preexisting medical conditions. For both groups, herd immunity provides additional protection; herd immunity is frustrated by those who cho
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
Yes, in my relative's case (being peds) it is Medicaid. It's a really frustrating thing, as a physician you want to treat everyone, but accepting Medicare and Medicaid can really hurt the operation of your business.
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
Physician and staff salaries (outside of staff to manage insurance companies) are not what drive increasing medical costs. Most physicians don't make that much money, all things considered. An insurer last month for a relative's
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
Do you believe that you have or can quickly acquire the specialized domain knowledge and experience necessary to accuately describe your conditions for the expert system? Do you think you can sufficiently document your findings in your medi
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
One point not yet mentioned is that the Ferrari shape is assisted by the engine placement and drive configuration. A front-engine and front-drive Hyundai has too much packaged under the hood to shape similar to a Ferrari.
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
When you do your write-up, I'd be interested to hear more about the mismatch between what you thought your clients wanted and what their eventual actions demonstrated they wanted. Could this mismatch have been detected in the early pl
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
The US has stricter emission limits for NOx than Europe, which are difficult to meet with diesels given locally available fuels. Meeting the limits in the US tends to require adding onboard treatment systems, increasing initial purchase and
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
The federal tax rebate is likely to phase out over the course of the Model 3 introduction: it isn't a given that the effective pricing will be be similar. It's also premature to compare pricing without the Model 3 specifications.
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by tclAmockingbird 10y ago
This might be a good starting place, "Software Patents: A One-Year Review of Alice v. CLS Bank" ( https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2619388 )