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@KyleR_2001 I think at first the public will have extremely limited access to such advancements, but as time goes on, it will become more and more available, changing more lives everyday

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@DamianH18320290 I think that there should be a better system to allowing people in so that it doesn’t seem so selective. There are people in need everywhere, why should only a handful of those people receive our help

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@mchsConnorO I think it is important for companies to keep their original goals even when being bought out, like Ben & Jerry’s did, so the company can keep the same integrity

[Amanda w @Amandagw4]

@Alexandra_T1GER @DrumGeek7 I think that imposing regulations on such athletes is acceptable because they can take testosterone shots to level the playing field. However what I think is incorrect is that they only imposed sanctions on some events rather than all across the board

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@KyleR_2001 I think when tactics like this are used on civilians it is an invasion of privacy, but I can see how it might be useful from a military stand point

[Amanda w @Amandagw4]

@KyleR_2001 I think that if a psychologist has deemed him fit to make this decision then Mr. Conway should have every right to, but I do think in any case of assisted suicide a psychological evaluation is very important

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@mchsConnorO I think this is a very interesting situation seeing as it is quite hypocritical of them to impose gun control at there own function when they are always speaking out against it.

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@og_bananapaper I think making sidewalks safe would pr text more people seeing as not everyone can afford the newest cars

[Amanda w @Amandagw4]

@juneebug01 Antibiotics can kind of be a catch 22 beca e while they do kill infectious bacteria’s, they also kill the healthy bacteria in our bodies. I think giving antibiotics to healthy children when it is not necessary would be a big mistake

[Amanda w @Amandagw4]

As a teen this is a little scary. Many transfers fail to get the recommended amount of sleep due to activities and homework. How can we ourselves or our schools help to improve our sleep and infirm our health? #mchslang19 https://t.co/xWcVAtIdV1

[NIH @NIH]

Research Matters: Sleep deprivation increases Alzheimer’s protein https://t.co/DmMm4pipQX

[Amanda w @Amandagw4]

#mchslang19

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The ongoing human genome project continues to uncover more mysteries of the human body. This new adaptation is amazing because it would be able to protect patients from allergic reactions to drugs which sometimes can be fatal. What would have to happen to make this test available https://t.co/qxSGM5zTDU

[NIH @NIH]

Right drug, right time, right dose. Your genome can determine how you respond to certain medications. See the video at https://t.co/Pdpm6UAbIy #15for15 #DNADay

[Amanda w @Amandagw4]

@austinr2019 I think that there should definitely be regulations on ocean pollution. The health of the ocean affects our own society a lot and it is important to protect it. I think biodegradable gear would be a great way to help this problem

[Amanda w @Amandagw4]

Wow, it is amazing how far medicine has come, and how many diseases can now be treated by vaccines. What is your stance on mandatory vaccinations in public schools? #mchslang19 https://t.co/XUBcSR1cPf

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

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[Amanda w @Amandagw4]

@Alexandra_T1GER @NBCNews I think his could be useful for rebuilding a community such as our own. It is hard for me to say whether or not it would be good to build skyscrapers seeing as I’m not an engineer, but I do think it could be useful for smaller types of buildings

[Amanda w @Amandagw4]

@cherrycerise__ I think it is awful that the Trump administration is ripping families apart in an attempt to deter people. They are choosing to cause innocent children much unnecessary pain and I think that is very wrong.

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@austinr2019 I couldn’t agree more. By being able to drive a car at 16 we are expected to be able to be responsible not only for the lives of the people we drive, but also the lives of others on the road. So why would we not be able to be in charge of our presidency?

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@cherrycerise__ I think, like you said, the troops will only frighten immigrants, even those who may be trying to come to the us legally. I believe there are much better ways to solve the problem at hand.

[Amanda w @Amandagw4]

I think it is so sad that these parents are being forced to say goodbye to their child before they are ready. From the hospital’s perspective I can understand the economic side of it. What do you guys think? #mchslang19 https://t.co/oLHo5rjqQ8

[The BMJ @bmj_latest]

Children’s hospital must be allowed to withdraw life support from the severely brain damaged toddler Alfie Evans without further delay, three UK Supreme Court justices rule https://t.co/Llb2Pq08ea

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I think his is a very interesting question. Personally, I think that doctors should remain indifferent on the issue seeing as there job is to advocate for what their patient may want, not fight against it or for it. #mchslang19 https://t.co/2LkWcK65L2

[The BMJ @bmj_latest]

Should doctors support restrictions on anti-abortion protests? As eight other councils consider following the lead of Ealing council, read this feature (2017) on the feelings of doctors on both sides of the fence https://t.co/rtnv83w8Pl