ıllıllı 𝔸𝕕𝕣𝕚𝕚 𝕄. 𝕃. ıllıllı

𝕄𝕒𝕤 𝕞𝕠𝕣𝕣𝕠 𝕢𝕦𝕖 𝕦𝕟 X𝟞

[ıllıllı 𝔸𝕕𝕣𝕚𝕚 𝕄. 𝕃. ıllıllı @gr33ntorch]

@atjaramillo Pero es lo que tenéis los repartecarnets: que os creéis que la diferencia entre apoyar a vuestro equipo también en las malas y ser palmeros del presi la marcan vuestros huevos

[ıllıllı 𝔸𝕕𝕣𝕚𝕚 𝕄. 𝕃. ıllıllı @gr33ntorch]

@atjaramillo Cuando vallekas se llenaba cada noche de uecl también presidía RMP (y eso que media europa criticaba las instalaciones). Cuando Leipzig se tiñó de rojiblanco seguía presidiendo RMP, y aún así las entradas se agotaron en minutos.

[Robin Lopez @rolopez42]

Biggest issue: If you're being drafted, people are saying "we want you around for 4 years" & I can't imagine anybody wants Enes Kanter or Royce White around them for even 4 minutes.

We've seen this illustrated whenever Enes is near Turkey or Royce comes close to logic/reality.

[Kirsti Miller @KirstiMiller30]

I am a world champion athlete who has published peer reviewed research in this field and I say it is clear that there is male-performance advantage over females. 

Men on average are stronger than women due to the relative % of muscle vs. fat, and to power that extra muscle they have more oxygenating cells (haemoglobin) in the blood... ALL of which are controlled by hormones, they are not set at puberty. No-one disputes this.

What is less clear is what happens after cross-sex hormone therapy, in trans women in particular.

Trans women who compete in female sports are on gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT) — typically oestrogen plus medications to lower testosterone. This therapy leads to measurable changes in body composition and function.

What the evidence says about performance?

After 2 years of GAHT, trans women show little to no advantage over cis women in tests like running 1.5 miles or number of sit-ups.

By 1–3 years on GAHT, many performance differences in studied metrics narrow substantially or disappear.

However, in strength tests (e.g. push-ups, grip strength), some small residual advantage may persist.

In contrast, some areas suggest worse performance: lung function, efficiency of breathing, and fitness (Braga et al., Saitong et al., and Alvares et al.) when normalised to body size.

In one study of national-level volleyball players, athletic trans women performed similarly to cis women (but below cis men) across multiple physical metrics.

In a UK study, athletic trans women (on hormones for 4–6 years) had worse performance in lung function, jump height, and relative VO₂ max (a measure of fitness) than cis women, but absolute grip strength was higher.

The most comprehensive synthesis to date, a 2026 systematic review and meta-analysis (Sieczkowska et al., British Journal of Sports Medicine) of 52 studies and 6,485 participants, found that trans women on 1–3 years of GAHT had upper-body strength, lower-body strength and relative VO₂ max comparable to cis women, despite higher absolute lean mass. The authors concluded the evidence does not support theories of inherent athletic advantage for trans women over cis women.

A 2025 longitudinal study (Harper et al., European Journal of Sport Science) tracked 9 trans women runners and 1 trans woman swimmer before and after starting GAHT. Race times slowed by around 15% in runners (with bigger decrements in longer-distance events) and around 5% in the swimmer. After adjusting for training volume, the runners’ age-graded performance scores did not differ pre- versus post-GAHT, meaning they were roughly as competitive in the women’s category as they had previously been in the men’s category. This is the first study to use both retrospective and prospective data on the same trans women athletes before and after GAHT.

In short: any advantage that exists is likely to be small, context-specific, and not universal.

Despite frequent public talk, there is no robust empirical evidence that trans women increase injury risk to cisgender women in sport.

Most policies that cite safety are based on theoretical models (assuming trans women are the same as cis men, and comparing cis men to cis women), not on observed injury data.

What rules currently exist

Many sporting bodies have eligibility policies. These often require:

Maintaining testosterone levels below a threshold (e.g. < 5 nmol/L) for a set duration (e.g. 24 months).

Submission of performance data (times, strength metrics, prior competition data).

Some sports, however, have banned trans women entirely — but these bans tend to lack scientific justification, and they ignore the diversity among trans women in body size, physiology, training history, etc.

In summary

Fairness and inclusion can coexist. With thoughtful, evidence-based policies, both can be achieved without resorting to blanket bans.

https://t.co/Zb5QHXINdg

[Óscar Puente @oscar_puente_]

No puede ni decir lo de “Al alba y con tiempo duro de Levante” porque es ya mediodía y el mar está plato. Qué es un fascista sin épica. Pues un cantamañanas.

[112 Comunidad de Madrid @112cmadrid]

👉Hoy hemos recibido la visita de un grupo de estudiantes de 5º curso de Medicina de la @ufvmadrid.

👉Se han mostrado muy interesados en la gestión sanitaria de una emergencia y el trabajo del #SUMMA112.

#Visitas112
#Madrid112
#ASEM112

[Blockhead @BlockheadNYC]

Imagine if Jake Paul getting knocked out was the first domino to fall in things finally taking a turn for the better in the world.

[Óscar Puente @oscar_puente_]

¿Who’s gonna put Jake Paul to sleep tonight?

[RCP desde mi cole @RCPdesdemicole]

En una UVI móvil todos somos necesarios.

Sin médico no se podría diagnosticar ni tratar de inmediato al paciente.

Sin enfermería no se comenzarían tratamientos ni técnicas.

Sin TES, la movilización / inmovilización de pacientes, el apoyo en técnicas, la ambulancia...no van.

[Alberto García-Salido @Nopanaden]

Algunos parece que son magníficos adalides de la sanidad pública salvo cuando son los médicos de la sanidad pública los que solicitan mejores condiciones laborales.
Es ciertamente enriquecedor descubrirlo.

[Nicholas Fabiano, MD @NTFabiano]

Needing glasses (myopia) is associated with higher IQ.

[P. Duchement @PDuchement]

Yo estuve allí.

[ひ cybernene el presidente ひ @cybernene2073]

nada mejor k volverme al pueblo y darme un paseo nocturno❤️‍🩹

[ISI PALAZÓN CAMACHO. @Isinhho]

#DiaMundialDeLosCalvos.

[ıllıllı 𝔸𝕕𝕣𝕚𝕚 𝕄. 𝕃. ıllıllı @gr33ntorch]

@criiisgb Q equipazo tengo cristis, lo q juega mi centro del campo es una locura

[ıllıllı 𝔸𝕕𝕣𝕚𝕚 𝕄. 𝕃. ıllıllı @gr33ntorch]

A falta de...

[༺♡︎༻ @lawra002]

si follar mola tanto por qué no se llama inazuma eleven 2 tormenta de fuego ????

[ıllıllı 𝔸𝕕𝕣𝕚𝕚 𝕄. 𝕃. ıllıllı @gr33ntorch]

@yousef_ki1 .

[ıllıllı 𝔸𝕕𝕣𝕚𝕚 𝕄. 𝕃. ıllıllı @gr33ntorch]

It's always a good time to repost this. Not only being the cornerstone to a team that seemed unable to come back from a -10 at times, but to do so in such a CLASSY fashion 😎
Thanks a lot @Lo_Tunechi, not only for today's game, but for such an unbelievable season 💚🤍💚

[ıllıllı 𝔸𝕕𝕣𝕚𝕚 𝕄. 𝕃. ıllıllı @gr33ntorch]

@Lo_Tunechi I think I love u more than some members of my family!! 🔥🔥
The Nigerian Hammer 💚🤍💚

[Lotanna Nwogbo 🇳🇬 @Lo_Tunechi]

One more baby!!!😤😤

[Flexicar Fuenlabrada @BFuenlabrada]

¡SIIIIIIIIIII!

¡Lo hicimos!👏👏👏

SOMOS FINALISTAAAAAAAAAS

#FuenlADN #RevolucionFuenla