@esjesjesj I disagree. A heritage specialised org with interests in running a house museum and familiarity with the 1994ย Nara Document on Authenticity should get it.
@EthicalSkeptic Hey @grok what is surveillance bias and how might it confound a dataset looking at temporal associations between cancer diagnosis and vaccination?
@SenRonJohnson If you care about integrity, investigate why Wafik failed to disclose a significant financial interest in p53 therapeutics in oncotarget.28824, which is a blatant conflict of interest given the content.
@IanCopeland5 The article this is quote-tweeting is wild. Like, "covid vaccines either reactivate or cause rapid growing cancers within 7 to 14 days post injection, and it isnt surveillance bias and detection bias causing patients to get checked" or "inflammation causes hyperaggressive cancer"
@IanCopeland5 It argues that inflammation after a vaccine is causing cancers to either form faster than cell division occurs, complete with vascularisation of tumors, and grow to diagnostically relevant sizes, in as little as 7 days. If cytokines did that, every infection would. Every vaccine.
@msabouri@IanCopeland5 *produce* - sure. mRNA gets translated into proteins quickly, but they still hang around - especially because *your immune cells make copies of them to shove on the outsides of immune cells to teach the body what the virus looks like*. Its called an antigen presenting cell
@msabouri@IanCopeland5 That is literally how vaccines work. Like, the surface proteins being present in blood so the immune system can create antibodies *means it is working*. If the spike proteins werent hanging around, you'd need boosters
@HeavyTank77 @Sassafrass_84 Adherence and rape. Abstinence relies on people to actually abstain - which, historically, is a unreliable thing to rely on.
@ADHDForReal My trick with my ex was dating someone doing vectorology and immunology for their PhD thus allowing for interesting conversations every time we talked, given my own background in proteomics and oncogenesis. Find people who interest you.
@PeytonElroy Sign on for a relevant clinical trial doing something like combined photodynamic and photothermal therapy, or an immunotherapy, if you dont want a broader chemotherapy