In France, the right-wing candidate was jailed for a book-keeping error.
In Romania, the right-wing candidate won, the election was cancelled and he was barred from standing again.
In Colombia, the right-wing candidate was just shot.
In Ecuador, the right-wing candidate was assassinated.
In Brazil, the right-wing candidate was stabbed.
In America, the right-wing candidate was shot and dragged through the courts on a book-keeping error.
In Britain, the right-wing candidate isn't in court, he's promoted heavily by the establishment with acres of coverage across the establishment media 🤔
Au bataclan, un commissaire et son chauffeur armé de simples pistolets décident d’entrer.
Après la neutralisation du premier terroriste. Ils doivent se replier sous les nombreux tirs.
Avant d’y retourner le commissaire pensant y rester enverra à sa femme un sms :
It may have been a cold morning, but these three beautiful Irish Wolfhounds would warm anyone's heart 💚
Have a great Friday everyone 🐺🐺🐺
📍St. Stephens Green, Dublin 🇮🇪
📸 The Wolf Hound Experience
#Dublin#Wolfhounds#Ireland#Friday#Dublincity#Dogs
@nomitsu_love The key point is that the girl changed her hair in the hope that the boy would like it.
Most boys won’t notice, so do your hair however you like!
It will be beyond ridiculous if Danny Tommo gets sentenced to prison for slashing an empty dinghy.
I mean, would the judge say in that event?
“Mr Thomas, you pierced an empty dinghy with a knife.
A dinghy that was being used by criminals to transport illegal immigrants.
You caused damage totalling approximately £50.
I hereby sentence you to ten years in prison”
🚨🚨 Un equipo de científicos chinos ha descubierto que la propagación del cáncer desde los tumores originales a órganos distantes puede deberse a que la quimioterapia desencadena la reactivación de células cancerosas latentes...
Sus hallazgos arrojan luz sobre por qué las pacientes con cáncer de mama pueden experimentar metástasis en órganos como los pulmones, a pesar del tratamiento exitoso de sus tumores primarios.
El equipo también descubrió que el uso de fármacos específicos en combinación con quimioterapia podría inhibir este proceso en ratones, y ya se está realizando un ensayo clínico en pacientes con cáncer de mama.
"Demostramos que los fármacos quimioterapéuticos, como la doxorrubicina y el cisplatino, aumentan la proliferación y la metástasis pulmonar de las células cancerosas latentes de mama", escribió el equipo en un artículo publicado en la revista revisada por pares Cancer Cell el 3 de julio.
"Este estudio proporciona evidencia directa de la reactivación de la latencia y revela un mecanismo subyacente al efecto perjudicial de la quimioterapia sobre la metástasis, lo que destaca posibles estrategias para mejorar el tratamiento del cáncer".
Investigadores en Estados Unidos descubrieron previamente que altas dosis de radioterapia para tratar el cáncer podrían, paradójicamente, provocar el crecimiento de tumores metastásicos. Muchos pacientes que se someten a quimioterapia para tratar tumores primarios (el sitio original del tumor en el cuerpo donde las células cancerosas comienzan a desarrollarse) pueden sufrir recaídas del cáncer en otros órganos incluso después de la regresión completa del tumor primario.
Esto ha llevado a la investigación sobre si la quimioterapia puede tener un efecto paradójico similar, en el que trata los tumores primarios y desencadena la metástasis del cáncer.
"Se postula que la reactivación, o despertar, de células tumorales diseminadas (CDT) latentes en órganos distantes resulta en una recaída metastásica después del período asintomático", afirmó el equipo.
Estudios han demostrado que las células cancerosas diseminadas, que viajan desde los tumores primarios a otras partes del cuerpo, pueden encontrarse incluso durante las primeras etapas de la formación del cáncer primario, según un comunicado de prensa de la Academia China de Ciencias (ACC).
Estas células pueden permanecer en estado latente durante años, durante los cuales no crecen ni se multiplican, lo que les permite evadir la quimioterapia. Los investigadores han identificado previamente mecanismos moleculares que regulan la recaída metastásica y la latencia diseminada de las células cancerosas. Sin embargo, no está claro si la metástasis se debe a la reactivación de células latentes o al crecimiento de células diseminadas poco frecuentes y no latentes...
https://t.co/FU5o2UJ7H3
Quelques minutes avant le concert du Bataclan, Gilles Leclerc sourit sur une photo avec sa compagne. Quand les tirs ont débuté dans la fosse, il l’a poussée au sol et la couvert de son corps.
Marianne a survécu et Gilles venait de donner sa vie.
N'oublions jamais les héros.
Iranian hairstylist Ami Moghadam was pressured by the Islamic Republic for posting videos of women getting their hair done. Showing a woman’s hair is treated as a crime under their forced hijab rules.
So she made a satirical video in which she “styles” and even “cuts” clients’ headscarves instead of their hair—washing, blow-drying, and trimming the fabric.
It’s a sharp, clever protest against a system that polices women’s bodies and treats ordinary beauty work as a threat.
Slash a rubber boat? You’ll be locked up pre-trial.
Rape schoolgirls? Nah, you’re fine mate, free to go 👍🏻
Absolutely disgusting🤬
We have our priorities completely wrong as a nation….
🤡🌎
yo creo que una de las cosas que más odio de los hombres es el RUIDO que hacen, azotan puertas, tosen como si se les estuviera saliendo un pulmón, suben escaleras como si pesaran una tonelada…
When doctors go on strike, people stop dying. Every study ever done on it found the death rate either held steady or fell.
In January 1976 about half the doctors in Los Angeles County walked out for five weeks in a row over malpractice insurance. Emergency care continued, but operations that could wait did not happen. The county's death rate fell. When the doctors went back and the scheduled surgery started again, the deaths came back with it. One analysis counted around 90 more surgery-related deaths in the two weeks after the strike than in the same fortnight the year before.
In 1983, 8,000 of Jerusalem's 11,000 doctors went on strike for 17 weeks over pay. Deaths did not rise. When Israel's doctors struck again in 2000, the Jerusalem Post asked the burial societies, which handle most Israeli funerals, what was happening. One reported 93 funerals that May, against 153 the May before. Its director said the same thing had happened during the strike in 1983.
In 2008 researchers at Emory and McMaster gathered every study they could find on doctors' strikes: Los Angeles, Jerusalem twice, Spain and Croatia, lasting from nine days to 17 weeks. In every one, mortality stayed the same or went down, during the strike and sometimes after it. Their best explanation was that elective surgery stops. A large share of the risk in a modern hospital comes from the operations that were never urgent.
Nurses' strikes are a different story. When they walk out, hospital deaths go up.
Medicine counts the lives it saves. The strikes were the only time anyone got to count what it costs.
✈️ Made it through Dublin Airport and Ryanair without using a single digital device! 😂
Asked for my digital boarding pass: “No, I have a printed one.”
Asked to scan my digital pass:
"No, I have a printed one.”
Asked again at the desk:
"No, I have a printed one!”
By now, everyone was looking at me as if I’d arrived from the Stone Age, carrying a carrier pigeon and a handwritten map! 🐦🤣
So I said: “I want you all to keep your jobs!”
No apps, no QR codes, no digital nonsense. Just a good old-fashioned printed boarding pass.
I am in no hurry to enter the digital world and more resistance may slow the cogs in the machine.
#OldSchool #KeepTheHumanTouch #Ryanair
🚨El desgarrador momento en el que el profesor Ian Brighthope rompe a llorar frente a miles de personas en Perth cuando se da cuenta de que se han administrado 60 millones de vacunas mortales a personas inocentes, lo que ahora causa muerte y cáncer.