Anoop Kumar, MD
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Building the new health system. Co-founder, Numocore. Emergency doctor.
Washington, DC
Joined August 2015
The Senate testimony by RFK Jr. yesterday tells us a lot about the conversation around public health and healthcare. In the post below, I suggest the kind of conversation we really need if trust is truly our goal. https://t.co/9N4qBbXv52
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I watched the testimony of RFK Jr yesterday at the Senate hearing. It only makes me echo what I wrote below. It is abundantly clear from watching the hearing that very few senators were interested in...
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Creating a new health system will require transformation of every kind. We can do it. Here's how: https://t.co/ymISfbUpHX
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Wellness practitioners are the true Primary Care. Here's why: https://t.co/wDW1Y1nrd7
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The way to right the ship of healthcare in favor of healing, cure, and human potential—rather than merely treatment—is not to merely question what is beyond our education, but to especially question our education itself.
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It's important we sit with the fact that we are not an advanced civilization. An advanced civilization has deep, ubiquitous knowledge of healing, without pomp and circumstance. No marketing needed. We will get there if we can sit with the fact that we are not advanced now.
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If we want to truly transform healthcare to a system for health, we need to improve our knowledge base, beginning with a deeper understanding of consciousness and the models of care that will develop from that. https://t.co/Y2asijkaCa
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At a recent conference, Elon Musk stated, "The percentage of intelligence that is biological grows smaller with each passing month..." Here's why this is extremely misleading: https://t.co/kWwcepzfMd
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At a recent conference, Elon Musk stated, "The percentage of intelligence that is biological grows smaller with each passing month. Eventually, the percentage of intelligence that is biological will...
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Evidence-Based Medicine Creates as Many Problems as it Solves https://t.co/HV4F7j7UWB
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Evidence-based medicine creates as many problems as it solves. What? Gimme a break.
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This paternalism is generalizable to allopathy. We say, "The patient failed X," where X can be any drug. "The patient failed cephalexin" is actually a failure of diagnosis and approach to treatment, but instills the psychology that the patient didn't meet the drug's standard.
Psychiatric euphemism 12: “You are treatment resistant.” This is an insulting term as it suggests that the patient is at fault and not the drug, but psychiatrists routinely use it. Psychiatrists always put the blame on the patient, not on their “precious” drugs or themselves.
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We will create the country's first true health system. https://t.co/hptDRGDJ0d
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We will create the country's first health system. Sreesha Sreenivasan Health Revolution #whatishealth #healthdiscovery #health #numocore #leadership | 17 comments on LinkedIn
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Medical science needs to take cases of healing more seriously and show more interest. Read the full post below. https://t.co/MQicOxxRzx
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Medical science must take new conversation about healing further. A few days ago, I reposted a post from the American College of Lifestyle Medicine presenting a case study of how a change to a...
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A friend asked ChatGPT about theories of consciousness. Responses below. The only major one missing is one of the oldest, most sound, most empowering theories with dramatic implications for healing. Consciousness is fundamental. Matter is its pattern. #AIfromNI
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We, NI, create AI, and fall in love with its capacity, forgetting its talent came from our capacity. Investigate your capacity, your intelligence, the source of life within you, and AI will be placed in the right context. Otherwise, we will believe what AI reflects back to us.
The “Y2K Event For AI Models Ahead. But This Y2K Will Really Happen. — The Y2K bug came about because of a lack of foresight. When early operating systems were built no one could conceive of base code running in to 2000. It was an unintended outcome. It turned out most folks
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For many patients in the ER, it's the systems we are embedded in that make choices that heal difficult. The social nudge is too often toward fast excitement (including in healthcare) rather than developing meaning and healing. Each of us is the solution with the choices we make.
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