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Unfortunately, there have been rare instances of medical professionals behaving inappropriately around patients under anesthesia. These are serious violations of trust and ethics.


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Most played PC games (by monthly active users):

Fortnite

Roblox

Minecraft

Grand Theft Auto V

Tetris

These lists include games from a variety of genres, so there's something for everyone. Whether you like to build things in Minecraft, battle other players in Fortnite, or explore virtual worlds in Roblox, there's a popular game out there for you.




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There are a couple reasons why men's pants tend to bunch up in the front when they sit down:



Excess fabric: The main culprit is simply that there's more fabric in the crotch of the pants than is needed when you're sitting. When you stand, that fabric fills out the pants. But when you bend at the waist, the extra material has nowhere to go but bunch up.



Body proportions: Our bodies are proportioned differently when sitting vs. standing. The distance between your waist and crotch gets smaller when you sit down. Pants aren't really designed to accommodate this change perfectly.



Here are some things that can influence how much the pants bunch up:



Pant style: Pleated pants tend to have more fabric in the front, which can lead to a bigger "tent" effect. Flat-front pants tend to be less bulky.

Fit: Pants that are too tight can be uncomfortable, but pants that are too loose will bunch up more easily.

Material: Stiffer materials tend to hold their shape more and create a more pronounced tenting effect.

There's no way to completely eliminate the bunching, but trying different pant styles and fits might help you find something that minimizes it.


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"Microdosing fun" doesn't involve taking any substances. It's a metaphor for incorporating small bursts of enjoyable activities into your day. Here's the idea:



Break down large chunks of playtime into tiny, manageable moments.

Instead of waiting for a big block of free time for fun, sprinkle these "micro-joys" throughout your day.

This can help with:



Stress relief: Short breaks can be a powerful way to de-stress and refocus.

Happiness: These little moments of enjoyment can add up to a more positive outlook.

Creativity: Stepping away from a task can allow for a fresh perspective when you return.

Examples of microdosing fun:



Taking a walk outside for a few minutes.

Doodling or coloring in a coloring book.

Listening to a favorite song.

Doing a quick puzzle.

It's about finding activities you enjoy that can be easily fit into your schedule. So go forth and microdose some fun!


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You actually don't get the stomach flu, also called viral gastroenteritis, from eating yogurt [3]. It's caused by viruses that enter your body through your mouth and irritate your digestive system.



Yogurt, especially yogurt with probiotics, can actually be helpful for your gut health. Probiotics are live bacteria that are similar to the good bacteria naturally found in your intestines. They can help restore the balance of good and bad bacteria in your gut, which may shorten the duration of stomach flu symptoms [2].



Here are some tips to avoid getting sick from food in general:



Wash your hands thoroughly before handling food and eating.

Make sure food is cooked to a safe temperature.

Refrigerate leftovers promptly.

Be cautious about consuming food or beverages that have been sitting out for a long time.

If you're concerned about lactose intolerance, you can always opt for lactose-free yogurt.


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The design difference between them is actually a leftover from older times when women wore dresses while riding bikes. The lower bar, also called a step-through frame, made it easier to get on and off the bike with a skirt on. Today, there's no reason why any bike can't have that design.



Here's the thing:



Comfort: Step-through frames are easier to mount and dismount, which can be a big advantage for anyone, regardless of gender.

Strength: There's a misconception that a traditional high bar makes a bike stronger. Modern bike design can make strong frames with or without a high bar.

In fact, some people find a step-through frame more comfortable to ride, especially if they have hip or knee limitations. So, if you see a bike with a lower bar and it looks like your size, give it a try! That's the best way to see if it feels good to ride.


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