• Revan343@lemmy.ca
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        17 days ago

        I blame the lack of sexual education in schools, of it was better then more men would understand the importance of a flared base

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      17 days ago

      Warning: use an incognito/privacy mode browser before googling ANY of the following.

      Medical fetishists are a thing. I think it’s due to kink play with speculums, sounding tools, catheters, and other (gendered) medical instruments.

      • thethunderwolf@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        17 days ago

        What you actually need is a privacy respecting open source browser, the clear recent history button, and also, if your router is untrusted, DNS over HTTPS.

      • zaphod@sopuli.xyz
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        17 days ago

        For men those things would land in a urology/andrology/proctology category.

    • teft@piefed.social
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      18 days ago

      Seriously. As a downhill biker I count at least 5 lines for me:

      Cyclist, Object Collision Cyclist, Other Cyclist, Non Collision Accident Assault, Sharp object (my shins and calves are constantly being torn up by my fucking pedals. fuck those grip screws) Struck by sports equipment

    • Eq0@literature.cafe
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      18 days ago

      And at the opposite end of the spectrum, how many elements for pregnancy there are as well! (And no specific Delivery, but Outcome of Delivery. Do people in US not usually give birth in a hospital?)

    • TranscendentalEmpire@lemmy.today
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      18 days ago

      Part of my job is fitting people with custom bracing in the trauma ward. I realized this wasn’t the US because there were so many cyclists, and it was lacking an atv category.

      In my state the trauma ward has an ATV season. Also, I’m surprised there wasn’t a subcategory for pool injuries, or at least a category for slip and falls. Are swimming pools not very popular in the UK?

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        18 days ago

        General slip-and-fall doesn’t seem like it would be highly gendered. Do you find pool injuries are overwhelmingly one sex?

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          General slip-and-fall doesn’t seem like it would be highly gendered.

          The amount of falls I’m guessing is fairly similar, but older women are a lot more likely to end up in the trauma ward from it. For one there are just more old women than old men in my area and they are far more likely to have osteoporosis.

          Do you find pool injuries are overwhelmingly one sex?

          I generally see a lot more young men and boys from injuries from the pool. More rough housing, diving, and running around on wet concrete.

  • leriotdelac@lemmy.zip
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    17 days ago

    Because men cannot give birth, they engage in other types of high-risk activities, such as riding a motorcycle.

    Seriously though, what’s a procreative management?

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      17 days ago

      This is a goofy graph. We have all these admissions of 100% female due to being female. Where’s the “had penis caught in chinese finger puzzle” admissions?

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        17 days ago

        That’s solved by the medics on scene. You’d be surprised at just how effective my medical shears are and what they can cut…

        • Canonical_Warlock@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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          17 days ago

          For now. I’ll see if I can fix that this weekend. Do you think multiple visits by the same person for the same issue count as one or multiple?

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            I think they should be separate. Like if a woman gives birth twice in one year (ow) that would be two visits.

            Can width of bars be changed based on number of visits? The pregnancy related ones probably skew the data. I know pie charts are terrible but could they be useful in this case?

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            I don’t know how their dataset is filtered, but I suspect it should count as multiple.

            If they rerun the analysis next year and I see the figure pop up, I’ll know whose sacrifice to honour.

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      17 days ago

      Yes. It’s shown on the right, and ought to have bee sorted by that.

      Also, notice the bottom text, that it excludes all cases where neither gender is more than 80%, so only extreme differences are shown.

      It’s carefully chosen to show some point, which might be interesting in some context, but not really interesting by itself without context.

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    18 days ago

    I feel like it needs more obviously only male ones to counteract the obviously only female.

    Where’s testicular cancer? Prostate? “Dick stuck in [object]”? You know that last one has to have at least 1000 entries.

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      18 days ago

      Object stuck in arse is the classic, if the anecdotes of my medical professional friends are anything to go by. Although maybe that’s already covered by “Assault, blunt object”

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            18 days ago

            I live in a town which has a hospital that supports a large geographical area and as such is a major employer in the town. Many of my friends work there.

            It’s always men.

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              You know, a lot of women online complain about the idea that men are more horny than women, but I’d say they need to get their lost object in anal cavity requiring surgical removal numbers up if they’d like to differ.

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            You’re saying that it’s apparently a male only issue if you think it should be on the men’s side.

            Would it be surprising, no, but it’s probably gonna be a pretty even split.

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              My guess is it just doesn’t usually get you admitted to the hospital. They can usually help you out in the ER and send you on your way.

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                It’s probably also “foreign object in body” and covers all holes, so the females are “watered” down maybe? More options, less results in each, common data issue.

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                Cool. Doesn’t mean you need to be a dick about it.

                You’re also an ass for trying to funnel it under “assault”, not funny. Just ignorant while trying to make a joke at men.

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                  Love that the name-calling starts once I’ve provided evidence to back up my claim. This is called an ad hominem attack, or narcissistic rage, in case you ever want to bring it up with your therapist. I don’t know how old you are, but it’s common in children, where they’re not emotionally equipped to manage the frustration of being proved wrong.

                  May the internet never change.

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              I would put a lot of money on it not being an even split. The stories I’ve heard from hospital colleagues always involve men, to the point where one nurse I know wanted to add a plea in a local Facebook group to ask men to stop shoving household objects up their arse.

              I think women have the wherewithal to use, or have easier access to, proper tapered toys. Men see a tube shaped object and go “yep, that’ll do”.

              The hospital admissions are for removal of stuck foreign objects, not which gender likes bum fun the most.

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                I think women have the wherewithal to use, or have easier access to, proper tapered toys. Men see a tube shaped object and go “yep, that’ll do”

                Some of this definitely comes from stigma, it’s relatively normal for women to have sex toys, regardless of relationship status, but it’s seen as sad and loser/gooner behavior if a man has sex toys. Add in inconvenience of penetrative sex toys really only being effective for prostate play for men (whereas women can use penetrative sex toys both to simulate vanilla PIV sex and for any amount of increasingly kinky fantasies) and you have the perfect recipe for horny men curious about ringing that male G-spot using whatever seems relatively safe and appropriately sized

    • MyBrainHurts@piefed.ca
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      I’d be super curious to see how much of that is food delivery bikers. In my city, they are everywhere but I’m not dude I’ve ever seen a woman doing it. But in terms of reckless cycling, those delivery folks are way over represented (which makes sense, their income depends on speed.)

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      People don’t cycle that much overall, due to perception and poor infrastructure, but yeah it’s also skewed by gender. My impression is that the public perception of poor safety is something that most people are exposed to, but weighs more heavily on women.

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      Or maybe they’re just safer when they ride. “Cyclist, object collision” sounds like it’s basically always the cyclist’s fault given the other available categories, like someone riding too fast and hitting a stationary object.

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        There’s twice as many non-collision accidents as all the collision categories combined. People just wiping out, which definitely sounds like too fast for the turn, showboating, etc. Not that women can’t do all that - it just feels like much more stereotypically male behavior.

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          Or to put it in the nicer way: BMX and mountainbiking, as well as children learning to ride

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      17 days ago

      There’s a little HD button in the top right on Boost that I’m guessing shows the original image.