#pathlogy

[labscionsoftware]

Why Cloud-Based Lab Information System is the Future of Diagnostics in India

[inkedberries]

more npcs somewhere in the capital, circa 1920

[quailfence]

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@the-bar-sinister

Holy shit??? Holy shit??

Article

[snffgndr]

obsessive pathlogization disorder…..

[srmkpcardiac]

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[ideazfirst123]

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[ppenguinpperson]

woahh!! its them!! the!! its them!! woah!! can you believe it guys!! its them!! timelapse and stuff under cut

i dont like doing refs. at all. but i wanna have Something for this au, some set designs, you know? no theyre not mine, yes theyre from pathlogic, but mannn i wanna have something... making these refs 'solidifies' their roles, gives them a place in the story

saying 'solified' in quotes because, if you remember, i already drew sanya as grace !! but !! nuh uh.. i didnt think it through enough.. khan!sanya could work, maybe? doesnt have to be the leader, just in it (same with notkin!anya and the half souls) .. to spite sergei or something.. ohh you leave for a few years to study? you leave me alone? in my time of need? in this town? ohh jail for sergei!! jail for sergei outside the polyhedron for ten thousand years!! i think its an interesting role for her to take, gives interesting opportunities, you know? plus, yuras currently taking on andreys role! so! thats cool too i think, since hed be involved in the making of the polyhedron..

notkin!anya is just.. silly goofy i think.. she could have a rodent of some kind:) immortel!temnova feels right to me..

bugs when you lift up a rock

[gorgeousundertow]

FIC WRITER INTERVIEW

Tagged by @lamialamia

How many works do you have on AO3?

13

What’s your total AO3 word count?

423,658. Hoo boy.

What are your top 5 fics by kudos?

Fundamentally People (Good Omens (TV) Kudos: 782 

The Most Dangerous Thing is to Love (Sherlock (TV) Kudos: 283 

S2.7: 49:07: A De-Montage (Bridgerton (TV) Kudos: 279 

The Opposite of Undercurrent (Sherlock (TV) Kudos: 275 

The Force of The Interaction (Sherlock (TV) Kudos: 238 

Do you respond to comments? Why or why not?

Yes and sometimes almost immediately after I get them and frequently I stop and reread them and read them aloud and tell everyone they were the best part of my day.

What’s the fic you’ve written with the angstiest ending?

I write exclusively happy endings, because I have a pathlogical need for a happy ending, and every fic I've written happened because I wanted it to exist so I could read it. That said, maybe From This Day To The Ending of The World? Because...it's still a little complicated? (Not really though, it's still A Happy Ending TM)

What’s the fic you’ve written with the happiest ending?

Uh. They're all really happy. But I think Fundamentally People was the sweetest.

Do you write crossovers?

Haven't yet!

Have you received hate on a fic?

No, never have (thank heavens)

Do you write smut? If so, what kind?

Ohhhhh yes. Looking at my fandoms, it's often the "oh no, what's happening I seem to be very attracted to you, what can that possibly mean? NOTHING AT ALL CLEARLY except we should do that more but never ever talk about and certainly not talk about FEELINGS." Sometimes it's that. Sometimes it's "ohholygodwecanbonebecauseyoulovemetoowhew." One time it was "We are in love and married but Victorian Repression so we don't quuiiiiiite know how to do sex?"

Have you ever had a fic stolen?

Not that I'm aware of.

Have you ever had a fic translated?

Yes! Or they're in process, anyway...

Have you ever co-written a fic before?

No! It would be very fun to try, though!

What’s your all-time favorite ship?

Johnlock Winnix Ineffable Husbands Brad/Nate Why would you ask someone to choose between their best beloveds?

What’s a WIP that you want to finish but don’t think you ever will?

I'm pretty good about finishing, actually. I have some ideas kicking around that I might never get to, but I don't have anything I've genuinely started that I've left undone.

What are your writing strengths?

I think I'm very good at dialogue, and decent at pacing (current fic-in-progress notwithstanding grrr). I think I capture voice pretty well.

What are your writing weaknesses?

I'm not always great at setting a scene. I tend to rush through, and I feel like I'm capable of quite lovely writing, but I'm impatient and skip over it. I'm not always great about plotting - I long to write something heavily plotted and gripping, and then I'm like...crickets.

What are your thoughts on writing dialogue in other languages in a fic?

Whelp, as somebody with one (1) language skill, I'm not great at it. On occasion, I've needed to use another language--Russian and German have come up recently, I've called upon Good Old Google Translate which is obviously not ideal, but I checked in with a couple of friends when I wasn't sure it was correct. One time I intentionally used Bad French (it was for Aziraphale, who is supposed to be bad at French, and a French-speaking reader was very upset. I explained why I did it, and it was fine, but it was pretty funny).

What was the first fandom you wrote for?

My very first fanfic was for Twelfth Night because I am a Giant Nerd.

What’s a fandom/ship you haven’t written for yet but want to?

I'm in the midst of a Gen Kill fic, so that's on its way. I want to write IronStrange! And Webgott!

What’s your favourite fic you’ve written?

I'm very proud of From This Day To The Ending of The World. It was a new form of storytelling that I'd always wanted to try, and I'm really happy with how it turned out. I'm also really pleased with The Most Dangerous Thing is to Love because it did exactly what I wanted it to do (i.e., it was the fic I wanted to read).

Wheeee tagging @jenkil @latibvles @basilone and anyone else who feels like it!

[gncrevan]

hey i think you really completely misunderstand my addition to this post. i am well aware of those studies, but the way they get reported on and talked about vastly overstates the actual findings. again, individual differences within groups far far outweigh whatever average differences you can find between groups. instrumentalizing these studies to suggest there is such a thing as a readably male or female brain, and not just a bimodal distribution, whether you count in trans people or not, is only repacked bio-essentialism and ultimately serves to uphold the binary dimorphic model of human sex that is, i wanna be very clear here, both unscientific and based in patriarchal colonialist social norms. [link: further readings]

i understand if you feel strongly about this, so do i, but as marginalized people we cannot rely on the tools that have historically been used to pathlogize and withhold care from us to affirm that our identities are real. what we can do is critically examine the immense biases that western ideas of gender have brought into science, particularly medicine, psychology and biology, and reject that framing outright.

"men and women are so different and can never understand each other" this is the bane of my existence as a non binary person.

Hearing it from cis perisex people is like "lol okay" but hearing it from trans people?? that's nasty vibes yall. We gotta stop that. Men and women are literally the same thing.

[wabbitriii]

thinking about "go, onion, i need to collect my tools!" again, guess i have to relisteb to pathlogic again

[stonehengetickets]

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[srmkpcardiac]

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[omegahopper]

Well. Pathlogic sure was a game. I'm not sure I'd call it a good one though.

[disasterghaster]

She was skittish, but the fact he turned his face into a tick-box of options without being asked gave her a jolt enough to derail. Grunted an almost chuckle and sighed while looking at the screen. This fucker.

"Ever heard of decision paralysis?" Asked. Then, "Or over-pathlogizing as a coping mechanism?"

Vox was quiet while taking in what she was saying. The mind loved its contradictions. Hell, he'd even say the 'see me, don't look at me' thing as something he could sort of relate to at times. Maybe in a different way than what she meant, though.

"I'd be happy to offer you a distraction from your thoughts, if you think that could help for now." Though, she didn't tend to like to go out on dates, as he remembered. Movies, maybe - but that could get boring fast.

Sparring? Video games? He let his face disappear from his screen and allowed a option box to appear for her to click on if she so desired. There were plenty of options to choose from. Being a little cheeky to lighten the mood.

If she got spooked and ran off, though...well, shit. Failure on his part.

[avijitdigitalhub]

A pathology lab detected my mother’s gyne problem

A diagnostic centre helped detect the gyne problem that my mother was facing

Fibroids:

My mother is 43 and she is a working woman. Recently, she was feeling a strong pain in her lower abdomen. The pain spread rapidly and she was unable to tolerate it anymore. I searched for a clinic cum pathology lab near me and took her there in no time. I took an appointment with a gynecologist there. While waiting, the pain increased so much that my mother couldn’t sit anymore. Seeing her condition, the staff of that diagnostic centre in Hooghly immediately took her to the doctor. The doctor checked her thoroughly and prescribed some medical tests. Lab technicians took her for the tests without delay considering her situation. After the tests were done, we came back home. The gynecologist had prescribed some temporary painkillers so that she at least could bear the pain for one to two days. The reports came. The doctor checked the reports and informed that the reason behind her pelvic pain was a benign tumor in the uterus. In medical language, this kind of tumor is called Fibroids. The doctor told us that this condition had occurred because she became infertile after her first child was born. Then the concerned treatment started and she underwent a surgery. My mother was cured with time. I am really thankful to the best pathology lab based in Hooghly. I couldn’t see my mother in such a condition. She was suffering a lot, but that day the service that we got was incredible. Today, my mother is completely fine and healthy.

[deadguydeathmatch]

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