You have a choice: You can kill the healthy person and save five lives or let the healthy person live, which means your five patients die.
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"I always considered myself a very healthy person," she said.
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Are those risky for an ostensibly healthy person like yourself?
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I felt like I had failed as a generally healthy person.
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In one moment I went from healthy person to cancer patient.
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Almost any healthy person can, although requirements may vary by state.
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Now imagine you're a young, healthy person without any health problems.
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Fortunately, these shower-head bacteria probably won't harm the average healthy person.
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An otherwise healthy person may experience coughing, shortness of breath and mucus.
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Decide the type of person you want to be: A healthy person?
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But the average healthy person will just end up peeing out excess magnesium.
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Darcie Wilder's debut novel literally show me a healthy person doesn't sit well.
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He has escalated the situation far past what any mentally healthy person would.
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Her first book, "literally show me a healthy person," came out last year.
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More broadly, simple numbers can't capture everything necessary to be a healthy person.
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Taking the basic, important truths seriously is something that a healthy person does.
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"With fMRI, suddenly you could study the brain of a healthy person," says Saxe.
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Larson says that, for the typical healthy person, that should cover most hygiene needs.
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"It can take a young, healthy person and make them sick," Dr. Schaffner said.
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If they remain on insurance, they cannot be charged more than a healthy person.
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"This is not something I want the average healthy person to worry about," says Chiller.
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To their surprise, injecting a healthy person with the purified antigen protected against future infections.
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All they are likely to do for a healthy person is cause an upset stomach.
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A perfectly healthy person is not going to croak from a short jog through haze.
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She said that the idea of a healthy person opting for brain surgery was troubling.
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"I can tell you, Hillary Clinton is one tough and one healthy person," he said.
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Her novel, "Literally Show Me a Healthy Person," was published by Tyrant Books in 2017.
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Her novel, "literally show me a healthy person," was published by Tyrant Books in 2017.
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That says more about him, the supposedly ordinary and healthy person, than it does about her.
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Could anyone ethically put a healthy person into a test that might actually shorten life span?
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She explained that a healthy person can become colonized with the mcr-1 bacteria without feeling sick.
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By age 210, the cost jumps to $2000,220 per year - or $2000,9003 for a less healthy person.
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No autopsies are performed to minimize droplets from landing on a healthy person, possibly getting them sick.
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His aim: to test whether the remedy for malaria produced the symptoms of malaria in a healthy person.
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I'm a fairly healthy person — I do what I can to feel good, while still enjoying my life.
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For instance, Oz says not loading up on masks if you're a generally healthy person would help tremendously.
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But when each "healthy" person is potentially a disease carrier, none of us really has such a means.
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"We don't want to see any young, healthy person have heatstroke because it's almost entirely preventable," Dr. Tedeschi says.
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It only takes a mouthful of contaminated water to make a healthy person sick for up to three weeks.
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After a while, however, a healthy person realizes that the circus is always and forever about the toxic person.
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High levels of creatinine in an otherwise healthy person are considered to be a sign of acute kidney injury.
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Fecal transplant utilizes the stool of a healthy person to transfer good bacteria into the intestines of an infected person.
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"I was told if he was a normal healthy person, we'd be dead in 30 minutes or less," he said.
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They imagine an 80-year-old man—or even a young, healthy person—carrying a bronze chest across his back.
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It's not a coincidence that Rachel seems like a happy and healthy person, who also happens to go to therapy.
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But "it's rare for an otherwise healthy person to have a nightmare that causes a heart attack," said Dr. McLaughlin.
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Jugular clots have been associated with conditions like cancer, but an unprovoked clot in an otherwise healthy person is uncommon.
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In a healthy person the internal organs -- kidneys, heart and blood vessels -- control the amount of water reaching the skin.
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They both say it's just a waste of money, useless for the average healthy person, and lacks proper supporting studies.
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A fecal transplant is when the bacteria is isolated from the poop of a healthy person and given to another.
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To be clear, short-term, one-off exposures to wildfire smoke probably won't make an otherwise healthy person sick, Brauer says.
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These markets are designed so that anyone, however ill, can buy generous coverage at the same price as a healthy person.
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Even if every healthy person in America had signed up for Obamacare on day one the numbers wouldn't have added up.
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ML: I would be so sad if Hannah suddenly became an ordinary or healthy person at the end of next season.
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Because their bodies have consumed themselves, reduced totally the ability to fight off things which a healthy person can fight off.
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I always envisioned myself as this happy, healthy person, and all these good things were happening, but I was really depressed.
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A healthy person can have four or six vibrant attachments and honor them all as part of the fullness of life.
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They can't charge them higher prices than they would a healthy person in the same place and of the same age.
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"If you're a healthy person, you are already wealthy," said Mr. Ramic, 2500, at his home in St. Louis' southern suburbs.
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For a healthy person, eating other forms of carbohydrates, such as fruit, can provide a helpful energy boost to the body.
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She argued that she was a fairly healthy person for her age and the operation was less complex than other procedures.
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But taking "megadoses" of these supplements doesn't do much for the average healthy person, Brasky said, nor does it cause immediate harm.
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The discovery does not mean that an otherwise healthy person with a urinary tract infection is in danger of dying from it.
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This internal review has no explicit time limit and could easily stretch on for weeks while a healthy person languishes in quarantine.
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The down-side of living-donor liver transplantation is that it requires a healthy person to undergo major surgery, with inevitable risks.
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With gratitude, Alex Hamberger Frequent Flyer Brother Uncle Formerly sick person Currently healthy person Grateful flyer Have something to add to this story?
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But in her opinion, this type of Saturday-brunch yoga is safe if you're a reasonably healthy person who takes the proper precautions.
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I'm a reasonably healthy person, as far as journalists go, so I wasn't expecting to see many extreme fluctuations in my blood sugar.
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But when I quit, I didn't bounce back and become a productive student or healthy person, I just replaced it with something else.
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"A procedure that is simple for a young healthy person may be a lot harder for someone who is very frail," she said.
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In a healthy person, tau and other toxins in the brain are cleared away during sleep, sort of like taking out the garbage.
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This means that a cat lover could be served an ad for dog food, or a healthy person could get an ad for medicine.
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" The first possibility, stated at the top, was that she simply had contracted the illness, like any other "healthy person living her usual life.
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In a video promoting the nuggets, Doria noted that Allimento contains all of the nutrients a healthy person needs, including protein, vitamins, and minerals.
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Ultimately, we get back what we put out there, and a happy, healthy person is more likely to attract someone who makes them better.
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Medium to dark yellow doesn't mean anything bad in a healthy person, or even a color coming close to the look of apple juice.
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But I do know that living under the conditions they had on the island for days takes a toll on even a healthy person.
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"You can have a healthy person leave the sick one food and drinks at the door, and then go wash their hands," Altmann explained.
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If you're a healthy person who's not in an outbreak zone and you don't work in a medical setting, you don't need a mask.
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"I've had my healthiest seven years in my life, and so many great life experiences have come from being a mentally healthy person," she said.
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For the average healthy person, knowledge of the kinds of bacteria that live in their gut doesn't offer much in the way of practical use.
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If you're a healthy person who's able to, consider commuting during non-peak hours, relying on other forms of transportation, or working from home entirely.
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Nevertheless, Halegoua-De Marzio and Drayer agreed that the average healthy person will probably be fine drinking the teas for a short period of time.
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True, I wasn't a normal, mentally healthy person but I believe that if you take a normal, mentally healthy person—raised on due process and the usual expectations of Western democracy—and tell him that he's being detained, arbitrarily, because of some Kafkaesque snag (a doctor wasn't answering his pager), he would probably get agitated, paranoid, and incensed—all the TV attributes of a mental patient.
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Because of their weakened immune systems, people with HIV develop TB when infected with far fewer bacteria than are needed to make a healthy person sick.
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"Pushing the idea that an otherwise healthy person should have a cosmetic procedure to have a more perfect-appearing body is terribly harmful," Dr. Manasse says.
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Many types of organs can only come from deceased donors, but kidneys are special: a healthy person has two kidneys and can remain healthy with one.
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Compared to the known benefits of the flu vaccine, these risks are rare enough that they shouldn't deter any healthy person from getting the flu shot.
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She added that a healthy person would have come into contact with so many infected people during that time, they would have become sick themselves anyway.
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For severe Clostridium difficile bacterial colon infections, some doctors will insert (often frozen) feces from a healthy person into the intestines of someone with the infection.
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According to the Initiative for Health Care Affordability, enrolling a young, healthy person can sometimes force insurers to pay risk adjustment transfers that exceed enrollees' premiums.
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A healthy person doesn't need his insurance company to pay for medical procedures nearly as often as someone who is undergoing chemotherapy to fight off cancer.
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A healthy person is at risk of becoming a sick person at any moment, and not just because they didn't lead a "good life," as Brooks suggests.
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Infants, the elderly, and immunocompromised people are always at higher risk of dying from the flu, but how exactly does the flu kill an otherwise healthy person?
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That heart rate is about normal for a healthy person person at rest, according to University of Glasgow cardiologist Professor Colin Berry, who helped conduct the experiment.
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Venter says the process has helped reveal that our cultural understanding of what a healthy person is has little to do with science, and is often inaccurate.
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Well short of dementia, the average normally aging, healthy person in his 80s is not as mentally in touch with the world as someone of middle age.
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More from Tonic: I should probably mention here that 72 hours is a much shorter duration than it would take a healthy person to starve to death.
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Pir told his in-laws that they had to go over the top of the mountain, a journey of more than ten hours for a healthy person.
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In a wet-bulb temperature of 35 degrees Celsius, a healthy person may not be able to survive outdoors for more than six hours, research has shown.
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Yet only 2,500 milligrams is considered suitable for a healthy person, and a maximum of 1,500 milligrams is recommended for those who already have high blood pressure.
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Studies have shown that sort of diet to be helpful for children with epilepsy and people with diabetes, but in an otherwise healthy person, it's routinely discouraged.
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"It is very rare and unusual for a healthy person without heart disease to have a heart attack even under such extreme conditions," Kales said by email.
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A healthy person might say, "Oh well, I didn't make that goal," but for this patient a single lapse could completely wreck her feelings of self-worth.
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"A healthy person is able to see all the qualities of the object and understand that he/she was not perfect—not 'the only one,'" explains Millstein.
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There is little evidence that walking around in a flat surgical mask gives a healthy person much protection — which is why many officials have said not to bother.
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I was a perfectly healthy person but I've lost every bit of health I've had — and so my ultimate goal is that this never happen to anybody else.
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But when she was put into a PET scanner and presented with pictures of her family, her brain responded in ways one might expect from a healthy person.
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In a healthy person, the gut and brain regularly "talk" to one another through hormonal and nerve signals to keep the body regulated, the so-called gut-brain axis.
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" "I think oftentimes when someone is diagnosed with cancer, it's a scary thing for the healthy person because it makes them come face to face with heir own mortality.
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As a practicing physician it never made sense to me to mandate coverage for a young healthy person in order to provide funds to cover an older sicker person.
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Like face masks, some unusual products might be useful for health care workers on the front lines of this outbreak but probably aren't meant for the average healthy person.
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I was a pretty healthy person before this, I see my doctor once a year and I haven't been in the hospital since I broke my arm at 230.
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This week saw yet another of those horrifying and tragic news stories in which an otherwise healthy person dies suddenly from a disease straight out of bad science fiction.
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A healthy person can donate a kidney, or a part of their liver, lung, intestine, blood or bone marrow, and make a valuable difference in someone's life, the foundation says.
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He repeatedly asked her about Mr. Garner's other ailments: He was obese, weighing 395 pounds, had chronic asthma and an enlarged heart almost twice the size of a healthy person.
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Without community rating, for instance, insurers could theoretically charge a healthy person $100 per month for a health plan and a sick person $10,000 per month for the same coverage.
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And though a healthy person may fight off the disease, it can be dangerous and deadly for infants and people with compromised immune systems, such as cancer patients or the elderly.
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"If you're beginning a low to more moderate exercise and you're a relatively healthy person, then you don't really need to see a doctor and have a stress test," she said.
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It's also difficult to separate the effects of eating those specific foods from the effects of simply being a healthy person who might be more likely to eat those foods anyway.
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Image: CDC Public Health Library via Wikimedia CommonsStool transplants are exactly what they sound like: moving poop from a healthy person into a sick person, perhaps via a pill or an enema.
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However, only a large infestation or actually consuming cockroach bacteria—via food or utensils or plates the roach has touched—will make an otherwise healthy person ill with symptoms of food poisoning.
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These drugs -- which make up a growing, nearly $3 billion market, the agency said -- claim to treat illnesses using substances that can cause similar symptoms in a healthy person, the FDA cautioned.
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In every infectious disease outbreak, there are unexplained cases that defy the statistics, such as severe illness striking a young, healthy person who would have been expected to become just mildly sick.
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There's little data to show that either a beauty supplement or a multivitamin — however it's marketed — will improve the health of the skin in an otherwise healthy person without a vitamin deficiency.
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But all the sensational articles in the world cannot change the bottom line: A healthy person with no pre-existing conditions who is exposed to mold will not suddenly become an unhealthy person.
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Lat tweeted that he was generally a healthy person and had run the New York Marathon twice, although he suffers from exercise-induced asthma that he manages with the help of an inhaler.
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"We just don't understand atrial fibrillation well in the 35-year-old, otherwise healthy person," said Jeff Wessler, a cardiologist based in New York, who is also the founder of the Heartbeat cardiology clinics.
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These could include things like probiotics, or even fecal transplants, where the fecal matter of a healthy person is introduced into the bowel of another person to repopulate the gut flora with different microbes.
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"When dog saliva touches intact human skin, especially in a healthy person, it is extremely unlikely to cause any problems, as there will be very little absorption through the skin," Dr. Kaplan wrote in an email.
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And envisages, as a future success metric, that "a healthy person can stay healthy and active (using wearables, diet-tracking apps) and can co-ordinate with their GP or other health professional about targeted preventative care".
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"Annually, the healthy person will spend less out of pocket, but over the course of their lifetime, they will spend more because they have additional years of expenses," said Michael Daley, product marketing manager at HealthView Services.
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Since the procedure requires an otherwise healthy person to undergo multiple surgeries and take powerful medication, women in uterus transplant trials often say they experience comments from people asking why they don't opt for surrogacy or adoption.
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So the young, healthy person is going to be made to buy healthcare, and they're going to pay for the person, you know, who gets breast cancer in her 40s or who gets heart disease in his 50s.
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A healthy person in the household should take the bag while wearing disposable gloves, if available, and empty the bag directly in a machine to minimize any of the clothing's contact with other surfaces as much as possible.
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"A lot of times the biggest issue with the flu is that when you get in contact with it, your body's response to it, especially for a young healthy person can be very aggressive," Dr. Jordan Vaughn told WBMA.
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Before the ACA, the common practice of underwriting meant insurance companies would reject people with pre-existing conditions or drive up their premiums, based on the likelihood that they will incur more health costs than a fully healthy person.
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While a healthy person might not imagine being able to tolerate physical disability, people facing the prospect of an early death are often willing to accept harsh treatments or a reduced quality of life in exchange for more time.
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For me, that was a really motivating moment, and when I got through the surgery, I was like I've never been a healthy person so how am I going to keep the motivation going when there's no surgery moving.
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This is an invisible illness, so I can easily hide it if need be — I doubt that any of my students, for example, have any idea that I am not the perfectly healthy person that I appear to be.
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" "Your average healthy person is probably not at huge risk," Spann said, noting that the vulnerable include "people who have some sort of a chronic disease that suppresses their immune function, or maybe they are on immunosuppressive drugs like corticosteroids.
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While patients with problems to their peripheral nervous system could benefit from such techniques, putting wires through the skull of a healthy person so they can type directly from their brain is still far off in the future, Moffat says.
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OUCH: Read this before you take your next snack break: If a healthy person consumes the common artificial sweetener sucralose alongside carbohydrates, it can make them gain weight and negatively affect their overall health, our Post colleague Laura Reiley reports.
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If I were a healthy person aged 65 or older today, I would exercise my wits by trying to reach legendary rank in Hearthstone, get an occasional workout in with the HTC Vive, keep my fingers nimble by casually playing Super Smash Bros.
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A simple blood transfusion, which involves hooking up an IV and pumping the plasma of a healthy person into the veins of someone who's undergone surgery or been in a car crash, for example, is one of the safest life-saving procedures available.
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"There's been this huge amount of sequencing of the microbiome that says if I sequence the gut microbiomes of a healthy person and a sick person, I will find different bacteria there," Sean Brady, a molecular biologist and lead author of the study, told Gizmodo.
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In a healthy person, Schnider tells me, if we believed our coworkers were in the next room, and then went next door and didn't find them there—that would help us to realize that our idea was wrong and we wouldn't pursue it anymore.
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An average healthy person can survive 100 hours without water if they're not becoming dehydrated because of injury or temperatures, according to Dr. Paul Auerbach, a professor of emergency medicine at Stanford University who worked with rescue teams after earthquakes in Nepal and Haiti.
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"In both these patients, the fluid intake did not seem to be excessive enough to cause such a low sodium level acutely," the doctors wrote, since a healthy person would typically need to drink more than 10 liters per day to experience the side effects.
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"If the plan can have a term of up to 12 months and is potentially renewable, a healthy person might not think twice about just enrolling for the full year," said Louise Norris, a writer and health insurance brokerage co-owner at Colorado Health Insurance Insider.
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Consciously or otherwise, one legislative supporter argued for the bill in terms that seemed to turn familiar Christian terminology on its head: "A healthy person who loves those who love him and hates those who hate him doesn't turn the other cheek," said Knesset member Betzalel Smotrich.
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"I see myself and any child lover like me who wants to touch a child [and] then goes home and acts out in a safe, virtual environment, [as] a healthy person with a grasp on their attraction," Camryn told me over Linden Lab's virtual world Second Life.
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"If you're a relatively healthy person developing a fever and chills and body ache and looking at your seven hours of sick time, telling yourself maybe you just have a bad flu, are you going to feel comfortable asking for time off?" the East Coast employee said.
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Because any type of routine screening or test in a healthy person comes with risks — for example, mental stress, unnecessary tests and biopsies, or even surgery if the screening produces a false positive — large studies are done to determine exactly when the benefits of a test outweigh the risks.
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"Anyway, if you are a neo-Nazi repressing personal cuckoldry fantasies, I'm going to extend an olive branch and pass Ley's advice onto you: "If you're a healthy person and a healthy couple, that you can probably safely explore even these taboo fantasies, so long as everything is consensual.
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While using sunscreen, a hat, and sun protective clothing can inhibit vitamin D synthesis, "for the typical healthy person, your sun-protective behaviors do not lower your vitamin D levels very much," she said, because most people just aren't vigilant enough to block all UVB exposure all the time.
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Some people seem to think that the life of a young, healthy person must be preserved by force of law, against the wishes of that person — perhaps because life itself is intrinsically valuable, or because we don't want to open the door to "slippery slope" regimes that normalize suicide.
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""As a young, reasonably healthy person, with a non-compromised immune system, I am not overly concerned that I would catch anything more than a mild case," she said, adding that she nevertheless considers it "a civic responsibility to try to avoid spreading the illness if I can.
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Read More: I moved my emergency fund to a high-yield online savings account, and after earning 20 times more interest I'd tell anyone to do the same The most basic emergency fund, for a healthy person without dependents who lives well within their means, is three months of living expenses.
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And this leads me to my next point…Limit Your Social Media TimeLast year, I realized I was wasting energy, bogged down in social media chatter instead of doing some of the vital work I needed to do to be a healthy person, a good friend, and an effective activist in my community.
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"When dog saliva touches intact human skin, especially in a healthy person, it is extremely unlikely to cause any problems, as there will be very little absorption through the skin," Dr. Leni K. Kaplan, a lecturer of community practice service at Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine, told the NYT in an email.
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" And here's Gandhi against handouts, as cited by the Indian government: "My ahimsa would not tolerate the idea of giving a free meal to a healthy person who has not worked for it in some honest way, and if I had the power I would stop every Sadavarta where free meals are given.
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Canadian writer-director Robin Aubert is a fan of the genre, and he knows the tropes: the growing hordes of shambling monsters, the thrown-together crew of mismatched survivors, the sudden attacks that winnow them down one by one, the understanding that even a single bite can doom an otherwise healthy person.
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That's another way This Is Us may not have been entirely accurate in its portrayal of events, says Katz: For a young and healthy person like Jack, doctors would have likely spent longer trying to restart his heart than the minute or two Rebecca was out of the room making a phone call.
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Eight years ago, Pruden was at the American Society for Microbiology Conference where she stumbled into a talk by one of the first researchers to successfully conduct a fecal transplant—a procedure that infuses bacteria from the poop of a healthy person into the gut of a sick person to improve their digestion.
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And aside from a few terrifying case studies (like when seriously ill or injured people catch something like a staph infection from sleeping next to—or worse, kissing—their pets), there haven't been any large-scale studies that spell out the risks of an otherwise healthy person snoozing alongside his or her pup.
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So think about the Republican strategy and the Obamacare strategy from the perspective of someone who already has coverage: Now think about these approaches from the perspective of a healthy person who is not in the pool — a person who we want to bring into the pool, because it stabilizes the cost for everyone.
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Everyone I spoke with for this story reiterated that if you want to eat a potato chip, you should just eat a potato chip; that if you like cauli puffs, you can have some cauli puffs; that you can be a healthy person who, in moderation, occasionally has some chips made from whatever vegetable you want.
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