Newmark's Door

From my experience I'd add that you have to be prepared for an awful lot of trial and error.

"The old saying, 'never attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity,' is probably correct here. That does not mean there isn’t a large dose of malice tossed in for good measure."

It sounds good and I might well buy one. My doubt would be whether I could keep it working. I've burned through at least three trackers now. Color me skeptical.

"It is an eye-opening evaluation of commonly performed surgical operations that have been tested and shown to be no more effective (and arguably worse) than placebo, or that have never even been tested."

No kidding. And as my older daughter is wont to say, "Everything goes betta with feta."

Unless you're one of the folks who like "doom porn," you may well find this to be good news.

Obviously, if this result holds up it will be great news.

I don't know if this piece will help--I'm at the bottom of the priority list so I haven't tried getting a shot yet--but I link to it for your possible information.

"It is an eye-opening evaluation of commonly performed surgical operations that have been tested and shown to be no more effective (and arguably worse) than placebo, or that have never even been tested."

Brief Quora discussion. This sounds really encouraging:

My stage 4 colon cancer is currently in remission after two years of immunotherapy treatment with Opdivo. Instead of killing tumor (and healthy) cells with poison, as chemotherapy does, immunotherapy drugs teach the patient’s immune system to identify tumor cells and destroy them. My cancer had metastasized into my liver and other organs, but my most recent PET scan showed no evidence of disease.