anana!!!!

katusok

[mina @cannibalilies]

No she's right i hate it when men laugh after i say something normal it feels so condescending

[Yel @hevhoba]

who else fw adobong pusit

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

will soon have a worthy shot underwater 🤞

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

agi nas inyo fake news maong batig batasan mga bata ron. haha tutal social media’s become a major influence naman sa younger generation, keep gors(& gors ug utok) out of the internet!

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

kataw anan gyd ning mga gors and gors ug utok seeking for adult imprisonment sa 2 minor murderers as ‘justice’ but forgot to remind themselves as part of the society that normalized violence which probably shaped the minors’ upbringing haha missing always the big picture

[a @shujisunday]

juvenile law really has its pros and cons. we tackled this topic in my club and even held a debate about it. later on, an attorney clarified to us that being a minor and committing a crime doesn’t mean you can use this law as a scapegoat. yes, it’s true that they undergo+

[Dr. Priyam Bordoloi @DocPriyamMD]

The answer is a definitive NO. But the student's logic makes perfect sense on the surface. We view mosquitoes as tiny, flying syringes.
​But a biological insect is fundamentally different from a human-made tool.

• Firstly, a needle is a single hollow tube that can accidentally inject leftover blood. A mosquito’s proboscis is a two-way system. It sucks blood up one tube and injects its own saliva down a completely different tube. You are getting injected with mosquito spit, not the previous person's blood.

• A razor blade cannot digest blood. But when a mosquito drinks HIV-infected blood, its stomach enzymes literally digest the fragile virus, treating it as food. HIV has not evolved to survive and replicate inside an insect's gut like Malaria or Dengue (Hopefully never).

• A hollow needle holds a clinically significant volume of blood. Even if a microscopic fraction of infected blood remained on the outside of the mosquito's mouthparts, it wouldn't matter. To reach the minimum viral load necessary to transmit HIV, you would need to be bitten by roughly 10 million HIV-fed mosquitoes simultaneously.

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[Dr. Priyam Bordoloi @DocPriyamMD]

A med student asked: "Sir, if sharing an infected needle transmits HIV and sharing an infected blade transmits HIV, can a mosquito transmit the virus after biting an HIV patient?"

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

this year, excited kos ako birth month

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

atay nakatog gyd nuon kos sawg

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

iyak gyd ko ug di mabalik ni ako money sa BPI app 😭😭😭😭 bweset gyddddd

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

giatay down ang BPI app??? huhu

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

dugaya pas sweldo ui

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

di gyd ko kasabot why hahaha has scholarships lost its essence??? sauna pagyd ko ani magwonder ngano mag apply scholarships ang mga may kaya unta and why schools allow it

[bONGO 🌹 @wariocolosseum]

the concept of rich ppl getting scholarships

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

sa kakaligoon nakog dagat, gidamgo nagyd nako sya, andam na ta ko mulukso pero woke up holding my breath hahaha

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

last pasilip nalang gyd diay to nimo sako, should’ve went to you and gave you pats unknowing it would be the last love i get to give <//3

[anana!!!! @nanagwin]

lost another friend today :((( no more pain pappi, rest well and run wild in heaven <3

[tom @tomiezequiel15]

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