Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD

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@linadreaamy 7*7*2=98

[Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD @BrazdaEdgar]

Welcome to ISTH 2026 👍

[Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD @BrazdaEdgar]

@Thinkk_Tank 4*4+4*4=32
3*4=12

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How can we smoothly transition young patients with autoinflammatory diseases to adult care? Dr. Marco Gattorno shares critical insights and clinical management strategies from EULAR2026 on bridging the gap between pediatric and adult rheumatology. Full details in the comments! 👇
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@proinexcel Seven 😀

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@Airaasayss 94

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@Elifbenad 3x2=6

[Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD @BrazdaEdgar]

@proinexcel 666 + 66 + 6 = 738

[Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD @BrazdaEdgar]

@amazing_physics 3 9 4

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@marcje74 @RoamingNorway @electricfelix Digitally altered pic, not reliable 🤣🤣

[Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD @BrazdaEdgar]

@JSX423 I usually use autopark. In case I park manually I also prefer backing bc 1, it's safer around the curb, 2, easier to drive out.

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@Hazalizy Number of squares is 14.

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Does early heparin improve outcomes in STEMI? Misa Fister and Tomaz Goslar present new data on prehospital administration before primary PCI at ACC26. See the results here! 👇
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[Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD @BrazdaEdgar]

@Elifbenad 7*5+(7-5)=37

[Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD @BrazdaEdgar]

@miradreaamy 8x8-1=63

[Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD @BrazdaEdgar]

@miradreaamy 8x8+8+8=80

[Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD @BrazdaEdgar]

@miradreaamy 35

[Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD @BrazdaEdgar]

@hicasamadim 2x2 =4
4x0=0
3x3=9

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Ready to master the new BP standards? Professor Keith C. Ferdinand shares expert insights on the 2025 High Blood Pressure Guideline at ACC26. Join the discussion—link in the comments! 👇
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[Edgar BRAZDA MD, PhD @BrazdaEdgar]

To Barrilete: it's another important point, and I also can add: you have to incarcerate the heavy murders, not only the easy targets. And we know that the justice systemschavecdifficulty to have real impact unless lawyers. Judges, policeman feel safe to act. But all these factors (what you listed, like education or the safe judiciary) need time as well, sometimes they require a generation. But if you want to learn about abolishing maffia state why don't you study the best example: how Italy got rid of most of the "La piovra"?

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You miss the underlying chart. 😀Human decision making on population level can be described with a Gaussian bell-shaped curve: vertical axis is the number of people, horizontal axis - in this case - represents the 'drive to kill'. On the left side of the curve ppl have lower than average drive, so a smaller deterrent stops them. As we move to the right we find ppl with bigger and bigger drive. To stop them you need much higher deterrent (higher incarceration rate). The very right side of the bell shape represent the notorious killers, repeat offenders who actually enjoy taking lives. No deterrent, only actual incarceration will stop them.