The Medical Scribe

Pediasure or milk, crushed up crackers.  For babies left on the fire dept. steps or police steps... For yeast infections for men and woman drink a little bit of tar tar in an 8 ounce glass of water. Children should not piggy back on each other, especially going up stairs... That goes for cousins horse playing around, my dear friend lost a job as a U.S. Marshall-back injury. Moms often smell rotten eggs this is a bacterium like halitosis that causes the smell in the oil factory but can be killed using anti-septic mouth wash.  If you are smelling rotten eggs you might need to call 911 and call 811-always before you dig.  Rotten eggs is a smell most industrial leaders put in their gas so they know if there is a leak. In the HeadLines : 2018 Dragqueens readings in public library, gay bars next to churches of the reformed grow, frag perform reveals little about himself except a magical notion of authority in the name of feminism or as Albert Mohler put it the 10 ...

Never mind keeping something above to remind you of something higher, like the hospitals that have marijuana growing above you, unseen and obscured by the ceiling tiles, or the meth spewing from the vent systems in some hospitals. Live Science states, " cocaine or heroin on their hands to trip very sensitive instruments called mass spectrometers."  What they fail to mention are these in-house hospitals have cocaine for nasal surgery's.   Think we can wash our hands of this as a medical community?  Think again... LiveScience.com again states:   "...researchers were trying to establish a baseline for how much trace heroin or cocaine would turn up in a non-drug user's fingerprint. (When a person does a fingerprint test, some of the substances on their fingertips are transferred to the print.) They compared non-drug users' fingerprints to the fingerprints of recent heroin or cocaine users, in hopes of establishing a level over which they could confi...

Foodborne Illness Each year many millions of people contract foodborne illnesses  from eating unsafe foods, and thousands die as well. Many of these cases go unregistered because they are  sometimes hard to diagnose or they are simply not reported.  Often foodborne illnesses come in the form of stomach cramps and diarrhea. People get sick for a few days and are unsure whom to blame, or simply let  the illness pass. Because of this, the true number of foodborne illnesses in the United States is hard to establish, but the Center for Disease Control "estimates that each year roughly 1 in 6 (or 48 million people) gets sick,  128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die of foodborne diseases." Womans words per day on average in USA 3500 Men's words per day on average in USA 1500 Uprooting the leading causes of Death by Dr. Greger  Minute 23... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30gEiweaAVQ&t=1406s