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Buffalo Bills select Verzion as Founding Partner
strive_for_five_guy replied to The Wiz's topic in The Stadium Wall
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https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2801918/ Results We identified 38 studies comparing populations of patients in Canada and the United States. Studies addressed diverse problems, including cancer, coronary artery disease, chronic medical illnesses and surgical procedures. Of 10 studies that included extensive statistical adjustment and enrolled broad populations, 5 favoured Canada, 2 favoured the United States, and 3 showed equivalent or mixed results. Of 28 studies that failed one of these criteria, 9 favoured Canada, 3 favoured the United States, and 16 showed equivalent or mixed results. Overall, results for mortality favoured Canada (relative risk 0.95, 95% confidence interval 0.92-0.98, p= 0.002) but were very heterogeneous, and we failed to find convincing explanations for this heterogeneity. The only condition in which results consistently favoured one country was end-stage renal .disease, in which Canadian patients fared better. Results We identified 38 studies comparing populations of patients in Canada and the United States. Studies addressed diverse problems, including cancer, coronary artery disease, chronic medical illnesses and surgical procedures. Of 10 studies that included extensive statistical adjustment and enrolled broad populations, 5 favoured Canada, 2 favoured the United States, and 3 showed equivalent or mixed results. Of 28 studies that failed one of these criteria, 9 favoured Canada, 3 favoured the United States, and 16 showed equivalent or mixed results. Overall, results for mortality favoured Canada (relative risk 0.95, 95% confidence interval 0.92-0.98, p= 0.002) but were very heterogeneous, and we failed to find convincing explanations for this heterogeneity. The only condition in which results consistently favoured one country was end-stage renal disease, in which Canadian patients fared better. Yes, doctors make more in the US but I was on the single payer bandwagon long before retiring. Many active docs are.
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Buffalo Bills select Verzion as Founding Partner
Warriorspikes51 replied to The Wiz's topic in The Stadium Wall
make the inside of the Buffalo white, keep the red stripe. Would love to see how that looks I like the Blue helmet Allen wore more than this one -
Stadium Construction Discussion (No PSL/Seat selection posts)
balln replied to JÂy RÛßeÒ's topic in The Stadium Wall
Just wait when we get reports of the awning covering nothing close to reported % of rain / snow. Gonna be chaos -
It's wouldn't be about you, Fergie, it's about the process mandated by the government for the benefit of the people it serves. You participate for the greater good, while maintaining the option to line your pockets at other times. The people are best served by access to all--and if a physician is going to benefit from the system, there should be a prerequisite for providing access to as many people as possible. Sheesh, I even went a bit on the liberal side suggesting the physician is not required to provide equal access to all more than 50% of the time. That allows for 50% of the week in pursuit of less financially restrictive opportunities. As for criticisms of my principles, you're the guy who wants special treatment because you were able to make a fortune off the treatment of others. The Canadian health care system as it exists is exactly what we should all hope to avoid, where patients are often forced to seek care internationally because the system simply fails to deliver consistent, quality care when needed. This isn't a new phenomenon, it's kind of odd that a doctor wouldn't know that. Do you feel this order represents an assault on democratic principles and executive overreach?
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we’ll take a few Thursday games please The Browns being 5-0 on TNF is shocking
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Buffalo Bills select Verzion as Founding Partner
Ridgewaycynic2013 replied to The Wiz's topic in The Stadium Wall
Why was 'Hide the Pain Harold' at OBD? 🤔 * (He seems to have lost weight.) -
Let's all hold hands and pray that LJ never becomes "King of Suck Balls Mountain" Nota bene: I don't think he will be; it's just an obscure/funny Barry quote involving No Ho Hank
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I thought this was amusing.
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CJ Cagg said get ready for a home Bills Christmas game
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Buffalo Bills select Verzion as Founding Partner
JDubya76 replied to The Wiz's topic in The Stadium Wall
Guelli looks like a fictional character parents use to scare young children into behaving appropriately. GeeZus -
Buffalo Bills select Verzion as Founding Partner
extrahammer replied to The Wiz's topic in The Stadium Wall
So it's not Verizon stadium but still Highmark? Can we sell Verizon on buying all PSL's for fans? If not, I'm confused, please just let me know if I can call it The Ralph legally or not, even tho it's new. I'll believe in reliable 5G at Bills games when I see it. Signed, Ol' Hammer -
I'm going to Penn State in Turfgrass Sciences (Bachelors). You can't go wrong with a reel lawn mower for a lawn size of yours.
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Park at Hammers Lot and enjoy the pre-game festivities.
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And the Bills would have taken J'Marcus Russel instead of E.J. Manuel. Oh the possibilities!
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you can lock this game in for primetime now IMO. Week 1 SNF rumors could be true
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“James Rick Cassata (born November 17, 1947) is an American former gridiron football quarterback who played seven seasons in the Canadian Football League (CFL) for five different teams. He led the Ottawa Rough Riders to victory in the 61st Grey Cup. He also played with The Hawaiians in the World Football League (WFL) in 1975. He played at Tonawanda High School before playing college football at Syracuse University. In 2002, he was inducted into the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame.” One of our own, grew up with the Cassata family. Rick was a good friend of my brother-in-law.
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Amgen makes mostly very expensive recombinant DNA drugs. Very useful but very expensive. and mostly one of a kind. the fact it's up today is significant. https://www.amgen.com/stories/2025/04/driving-drug-design-using-dna-encoded-libraries https://www.si.edu/spotlight/birth-of-biotech/recombinant-drugs
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2025-2026 Schedule Leaks/Rumors
Royale with Cheese replied to stlbills13's topic in The Stadium Wall
Can you imagine if these two things happened.... 1. There isn't a realignment and the Colts stay in the AFCE. Meaning we would have had Manning and Brady 4 times a year. 2. If Brees would have signed with the Dolphins. It would have been Brees, Manning and Brady 6 times a year. We would have had the #1 overall pick at least once in that span however.