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Dan Olsen

Menlo Park
As seen in: LinkedIn, Daily Mail, Habr.com, MSUToday (Michigan State University), Montana Standard, Tidsskrift, Apptentive, Craig Daily Press, Chicago Catholic, Startup Talky
Author of leanproductplaybook.com helping product teams as a Trainer, Consultant & Speaker. Founded @leanprodmeetup community youtube.com/danolsen dan-olsen.com
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En svingende blodtrykkskurve

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By Dan Olsen, Erik Nielsen
| Tidsskrift
Artikkel Bildet viser blodtrykksmålinger fra en arteriekran. Svingningene skyldes episodiske utslipp av katekolaminer fra en binyresvulst. En kvinne i slutten av trettiårene som var gravid i uke 28, ble innlagt med tung pust og høyt blodtrykk som varierte fra 200/100 mmHg til under 140/90 mmHg. Hun hadde kostregulert svangerskapsdiabetes, men var ellers frisk og brukte ingen faste medisiner. Hun var normalvektig, hadde ingen ødemer og ikke hodepine.
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Ecumenical and interreligious impact of Pope Francis

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By Dan Olsen
| Chicago Catholic
I was awakened on the morning of April 21 by a text, stunned out of sleep as I read a note of condolences from a Muslim friend on the passing of Pope Francis. Even in death, Pope Francis was revealing his impact on interreligious relations. Since that moment, I have received dozens of similar messages from Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists and members of other religious traditions. “A revered figure of faith and wisdom,” one message read.
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Local muslims and catholics find hope and solidarity at annual iftar meal

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By Dan Olsen
| Chicago Catholic
Many similarities exist between the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and the Christian liturgical season of Lent. During Ramadan, Muslims are called to fast, participate more actively in prayer and increase charitable giving, as Catholics and other Christians are asked to do during Lent. In an uncommon alignment of calendars, Ramadan and Lent overlap this year, each falling mostly in the month of March.
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