“I was laid down with bad flu 3 days at home. Temp up to 102. Got my flu vaccine a few weeks ago. I know it would’ve been much worse had I not done this. Please folks, make sure you get your flu shot”
Guys, tell me any other field apart from medicine where this logic would fly
When Bill Gates is unable to contain his smirk as he explains why a catastrophic AI cyberattack may be "necessary", while wearing the Agenda 2030 logo on his sweater, you can be absolutely CERTAIN they are planning a massive false flag.
gonna guess there high probability that the FAA grounding all flights in the US is related to an $875m AI tool it built called SMART that will “assist in managing air traffic across the entire national air system” that the administration started rolling out….yesteday
@RyanTomasella@richoleque@ericweinstein 'hey dude i barely know who you are and don't know these folks well but bruh they seem excited to fly you to the place you hate, you down?'
@ericweinstein The most surprising thing here is that you + "wealthy American Israel supporters" thought flying Ian Carroll + other loud Israel critics over to Israel would magically make them think Israel is great.
Seriously?? It doesn't make any sense.
I deleted my previous post because I don’t want to come across as an anti-vaxxer. I’m 100% pro-science and pro-vaccination. But today was one of the scariest experiences I’ve had as a first-time mom.
My almost 10-week-old baby, who barely ever cries and is usually all smiles, suddenly started screaming bloody murder after he received his 2 months routine vaccines. The kind of screaming that makes you think your child is in excruciating pain. I was absolutely hysterical.
At 7 p.m., I found myself calling 911 and the pediatrician, terrified something was seriously wrong.
Here’s what made it so frightening: the rotavirus vaccine carries a very rare risk of intussusception, a potentially life-threatening condition where part of the intestine slides into another, causing severe abdominal pain. One warning sign is sudden, intense crying in waves and that was exactly happening.
At the same time, his thighs were red, swollen, and extremely painful from the injections. He was screaming, kicking his legs, and appearing to have cramps. Was it intestinal pain or pain from the injections? I had no idea.
After nearly an hour of trying to comfort him, he finally calmed down. We suspect his legs were hurting, but we can’t know for certain without an examination.
What would I do differently?
I would discuss spacing the vaccines about a week apart with our pediatrician, while still following the recommended age limits and completing every vaccine.
Not because I question vaccines or their benefits, but because experiencing several possible side effects simultaneously made it incredibly difficult to understand what was happening to my baby.
I understand that giving vaccines together is well studied and recommended as safe, and that spacing them out isn’t proven to reduce serious reactions.
But after today’s experience, I want to have that conversation before his four-month vaccinations.
the study I’ve been talking about conducted by the clinic which transitioned me as a middle schooler has come out, 51% of the initial study cohort was lost to follow up and they continue to act as though their conclusions about “regret” and “harm” are meaningful in any way.
I want y’all to know ahead of time that the study being done by the former dallas GENECIS clinic on longitudinal outcomes for patients who were transitioned as children contains one question about regret, none about detransition, and has two whole survey sections in which every single question begins with the assumption that the study participants all currently identify as trans. the researchers are obviously biased towards a single outcome, I have complained about this several times and nothing has been done.
A classic in the genre of medical disinformation. 👇
A new JAMA study uses surveys to assess regret among those who received hormones as teens.
42.5% did not return the surveys.
The authors nevertheless conclude that regret was “rare,” without acknowledging the 42.5% non-response in the limitations, and their conclusion is that gender Rx should not be restricted for youth (a non-sequitur). JAMA, apparently, sees this as worthy of publication.
The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) then uncritically reports the new study’s findings, also without any mention of the 42.5%.
This study will almost certainly be citation laundered, cited again and again in medical literature, media coverage, and legislative hearings, until its “findings” become “well-established truth.”
@KatieMiller You cannot make America healthy again while continuing to inject millions of children with mRNA. 7 million children have received a covid shot under current administration. I’m willing to bet you aren’t injecting your own children. Please speak up.
There is no "feud" within MAHA. Nor are therey"fault lines". Wiles was never MAHA. She's gone. We are about to see the real MAHA. @tonylyonspub@RobertKennedyJr@calleymeans@AaronSiriSG@ChildrensHD@delbigtree@sayerjigmi They number in the millions. Detractors who detractor for attention and the spotlight are not building agendas or action plans. Rational criticism has its place, but you buried the lede, @thehill.
Permanent vision loss is now part of the warning patients must receive about Ozempic.
The FDA is requiring new warnings across GLP-1 drugs about a potential increased risk of an eye condition that can permanently damage sight.
I previously covered the vision-loss lawsuits. Here’s how this fits into the larger Ozempic story. 🧵