Accidental deaths were declining for decades. Then overdoses rewrote the curve.
We did bend the curve on motor vehicle deaths; now we just need the same kind of sustained, evidence-based push against opioids and stimulants.
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Yes, kids today may be safer than ever in their cribs, cars, and backyards. But it’s the adults, caught in the scourge of overdoses, who are fading fastest.
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Measuring our foot size, our steps, our pulse… but what really counts? And can we somehow get ionizing radiation involved? #RetroScientist#XRay#QuantifiedSelf
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“Last night’s removal of CDC Director Susan Monarez and the resignations of other senior CDC leaders are highly alarming at a challenging moment for public health. This destabilization comes at a time when CDC’s credibility and leadership are more essential than ever...We must restore confidence in our public health institutions to ensure that scientific expertise and data drive guidance and policy.” Read #OurAMA's full statement: https://t.co/plbTNQqzXN
From the first heart transplants to today’s pig lung trial, the story of organ transplantation is as human as it is experimental.
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The thing that’s still bothering me about this is that a giraffe is easily one of the most disproportionate animals when halved. Which half, scientists. In what direction is it halved. I hate this