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Unfortunately, 47% of patients with significant ocular surface disease have no symptoms. Their dry eye will therefore be detected by the doctor at the slit lamp, and specific tests will then be ordered, requiring the doctor to return to the exam lane for a second time. Because ophthalmologists are not allowed have a standard battery of dry eye tests for every patient to undergo — symptomatic or not — we have to live with this situation for now, until regulations change. That is why the psychometric test is so important: It will catch the 50% of patients who are symptomatic, and the techs are allowed to test the patients before your entry to the exam lane. Hopefully, someday soon, dry eye testing will be a standard part of an annual eye exam for all patients, like measuring IOP.

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Homoerotic Manic Street Preachers fan fiction? Blink-182 Powerpoint presentations? Beatles’ drama monologues? NME’s Sammy Maine opened a can of worms on Twitter

wouldn’t say i’m embarrassed by it (i think its kinda sweet) but i made this when i was 13 in my D&T class about a month after Kurt Cobain died pic.twitter.com/G4wrdt8e3B

Earlier this week, Union and Graham posted separate videos of themselves on their Instagram Stories, using what appeared to be the exact same workout machine. In case you’re curious, the machine that the two women were using is called a vertical climbing machine (often in gyms under the brand VersaClimber), says Evan Renfroe, a certified personal trainer and nutrition specialist. The machine is typically used for cardio, he explains, and mimics the movements that you might do while — you guessed it — rock climbing. “The VersaClimber is a great piece of cardiovascular equipment that works the upper extremity as well as the lower extremity,” celebrity trainer Gunnar Peterson, director of strength and endurance training for the Los Angeles Lakers, told Health. “It can be used as a warm-up, a steady state cardio tool, or for HIIT training.”

Zuleikha clenches her fingers and lowers her hand with the sugar into her pocket. She takes the broken-off chunk of bread from her other pocket and sticks it instead into the trusting outstretched lips of Sandugach and the foal.

Although it may seem strange, apparently not all doctors wear gloves when conducting a breast exam, Teresa Newsome, a former Family Planning Assistant, Clinic Manager, and Certified Responsible Sexuality Educator for Planned Parenthood, wrote in an article for Bustle. But, as Dr. Erica Hinz, an OB/GYN based at NYU Langone Medical Center, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “It’s important that at any point, if a patient feels uncomfortable for whatever reason, that they speak up.” She continued, “Sometimes a doctor may not know that the way they’re saying things or approaching things is making their patient uncomfortable.”

With youth unemployment at its highest rate in almost a decade, it has never been harder to get into a good university.

In December, thieves thought to be from Chile stole nearly $420,000 worth of diamond and gold rings, bracelets, earrings and necklaces from a jewelry case in the lobby of The Little Nell hotel.

While the jury is still out there about the actual effectiveness of stretching, one thing is for sure: it feels good! Stretching first thing in the morning or after a long day in a slouched position can at least temporarily reduce aches and pains related to bad posture and might be exactly what your body needs to relax.

During the second dose, however, the effects once again began almost as soon as I had finished my 45 second inhale. After feeling my body dissolve from my chest outward, I began to see two pinwheels form in front of my eyes. These pinwheels began moving away from me and morphing together into a rotating tunnel. I remember feeling an intense desire to go into the tunnel and a sense of frustration at being unable to move toward it. After I accepted that I wouldn’t be going in the tunnel that day, however, I spent the remainder of my trip watching a harlequin pattern—green and yellow this time—flow across its surface. As the trip wound down, the tunnel began floating over the back of my head. I tried to tilt my head back to keep following it, only to realize that I still couldn’t move. Once the tunnel had disappeared, however, I regained feeling in my body and once again was in base reality. I was glad to find that my chip had not become blistering hot during the experience.

We evolved in a context of scarcity, and had to walk or run for miles and scavenge to find food; we had to work for it. When we ate, we did not know when the next time would be. When we had it, we were better off eating the high-calorie food that increased our chance of survival when hungry (greasy food feels appealing). Food was not quick to digest, stomachs also had to work hard for it: meat, fruits, vegetables, seeds and nuts. None of these contained “easy” sugary calories. The body that was prone to starvation, evolved to eat it all when available, and store it, and be stingy in its use.