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The importance of math in medicine and your health
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Breast Cancer Patients Need to Know the Numbers for Treatment Decisions Risk calculations, treatment evaluations, and assessing the odds of a medication’s side effects are all part of the process of deciding which treatment is best for breast and other cancers.
But not everyone is good at math, and sometimes this process can be intimidating. For these patients, decision science research can offer well-founded advice on how to evaluate the information and make knowledgeable decisions.
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A personal story about living with Dyscalculia
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Do not miss the story from Tinii, a 22 year old Swedish girl, living in both Australia and Sweden, who tells about her life with dyscalculia.
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Some encouragement for you
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A wonderful encouragement and advice from a graduate student posted on Reddit.
Great quote:
If you believe in yourself, work hard, and study like you very life depends on it, then you can get through basic math. If Orville and Wilbur Wright had given up after their first failed attempt how different would the world be today?
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Math Anxiety looms
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An adult telling the story on how difficult Math is and who even writing down a phone number can be an obstacle.
Best quote:
For as long as I can remember, teachers, friends, and family members have always pointed out that for a fairly intelligent person, my mathematical sense is completely out of whack.
Now, I can tell them they were right – being dyscalculaic doesn’t make you any less intelligent – it just means that your mind might work in a different way to other people. And that’s ok.
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