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#SecondSesh: Cough to Get Off? The Biggest Stoner Myth, Debunked (March 9, 2025)
Everyone’s heard it. Few have questioned it. This deep dive looks at where the myth came from and why it refuses to die.
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🦠💨 Why do some TB strains make you cough more? Cough isn’t just an annoying sign and symptom of active tuberculosis - it’s one way that Mycobacterium tuberculosis spreads from person to person. 1/14
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AI-enabled cough monitoring provides objective, continuous data—shifting the paradigm from self-reported symptoms to quantifiable health insights.

Implications for healthcare as well as life sciences are vast. #CoughScience #ClinicalTrials