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News Microsoft studies cyberchondria

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by CardJoe, 26 Nov 2008.

  1. CardJoe

    CardJoe Freelance Journalist

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  2. p3n

    p3n What's a Dremel?

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    Surely the banner of 'hyperchondriac' is enough? ... I hate you Microsoft...
     
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  3. dellboy

    dellboy What's a Dremel?

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    Surely that should be hypochondriac.
     
  4. steveo_mcg

    steveo_mcg What's a Dremel?

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    this is the 21st century after all

    or for those who encounter this while using a Mac

    ihypochondriac.
     
  5. TGImages

    TGImages Grandpa

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    I'd actually be quite happy entering in my symptoms, answering question trees, etc. and getting some possible diagnosises. This year I got sick in late June and had reoccurring symptoms through October, seems to have gone away for most of November and is starting to come back the last few days again. I've seen 7 doctors (including 2 specialists), dozens of blood samples yielding around 60-70 tests, CT scans, xrays, etc.The best they can tell me is that I'm in great health... yet I still have this mystery illness. It really annoys me at how useless our (US) medical system seems to be. I've done much better at finding possible causes than any of the doctors have. I would welcome a system that allows me to anonymously generate self diagnosises that I could then discuss with a doctor.
     
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