@DrJesseMorse You have the scientific literacy of someone who got their MD in the Bahamas.
Your linked source study doesn’t use the words “athlete” or “sport”.
And the “study” that these claims do stem from compares specific athletes <35 before COVID to any athlete of all ages after.
Netflix should let you filter content by time
Nothing worse than finally finding a movie everyone can agree on at 10pm only to discover it’s 3 hours long...
@nikillinit Ha knew it! What's your take on them?
Or do I have to wait until the post comes out at https://t.co/PTl44Iwrxb (@nikillinit am I doing it right?)
@sarahkliff One factor I rarely see in this discussion is that most don't even pay the penalties.
I looked into this when the AHCA was being discussed, and found of 23.4M subject to penalties in 2015, only 6.5M paid, while 12.7M avoided through exemptions, and 4.2M simply ignored it.
@nikillinit Absolutely, I love the triple tax advantage opportunity for HSA's. Biggest barrier to adoption IMO is education - people truly don’t know how good of an opportunity this is. Excited to watch some of the startups in this space like @bendhsa and @Livelyhsa in the coming years.
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@ASlavitt Any idea if they have the ability to let those who had been looking to profit off the the resale of masks to sell theirs anonymously at cost? I’m guessing there are millions of masks in possession of those who would love the ability to just recoup their expenses without stigma.
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@ddiamond Structural determinants of health: political and other structures in place that inevitably lead to the social determinants that are getting so much attention today.
Ex. Giving housing to the homeless is good, but it's better to fix the policy that leads to homelessness.
Happy to see the age to buy cigarettes is moving to 21. But I've never understood why this and other similar conversations have always been fixed on the ages of 18 and 21.
I think 19 would be optimal to keep these behaviors out of high schools and avoid trickle down effects.