jayparkinsonmd:

If there was a service that would let you:

• snap a photo of a mole you’ve been worrying about with your iPhone
• have it sent off and diagnosed by a trusted dermatologist
• the accuracy has been researched and is reported as being 98% accurate (the same as an in-person dermatology exam)
• and then get a response within 24 hours of it’s nothing to worry about or you do need to have it seen by a dermatologist
• keep in mind, if it looks suspicious, you’d still have to go see a dermatologist

How much would you pay (be specific) for that virtual exam read by one of the best dermatologists in the city?

Depression in a question. 

LOVE green tea. Better than normal/English/black tea - which I really struggle with, have to be honest. 

(I actually fell into it accidentally, as my parents have had it sent from Pakistan for the past few years - and I started to drink it to help lose weight & my rubbish immune system this summer, and realised it’s the same stuff/leaf they drink (obsessed with!) in the Far East - the same green tea ice cream and frapps and everything else they use it in…which is slightly gross, cos we don’t have (English) tea-flavoured ice creams. And now I get mildly excited about…tea, and the history of tea. Tea cultures are just fascinating.)

medicalschool:

Angiogram of the head:

1. Common Carotid Artery.
2. Internal Carotid Artery.
3. Ascending pharyngeal Artery.
4. Occipital Artery.
5. Superficial Temporal Artery.
6. Middle cerebral Artery.
7. Anterior cerebral Artery.
8. Middle meningeal Artery.
9. Maxillary artery.
10. Facial artery.
11. Lingual artery.
12. External carotid artery.
13. Superior thyroid artery.

Beautiful.