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@PeerReReview The shortest prescription to destroy the healthcare system is to turn it into the welfare state. That’s the real aim of SDOH regimen.
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Ian Kingsbury
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Ian Kingsbury
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Exposing faulty, biased, and ideologically motivated medical research. Powered by @donoharm.
Katılım Kasım 2023
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“Social determinants of health” is code for enact progressive policies under the guise of health care.
Quinn Capers, IV@DrQuinnCapers4
Voting is an important Social Determinant of Health #SDOH You are not helpless to the unseen powers that seem to control your life, neighborhood, and happiness. You CAN make a difference. C’mon Chicago, turn up! Cmon USA! When it’s your turn, #VOTE! ✊🏾
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@SteveStuWill @grok How many MSM outlets ran stories about the original study with race baiting headlines? And how many of those outlets issued corrections or follow up stories on the reanalysis to set the record straight in the interest of journalistic integrity and the public good?
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Health care or health justice?
The politicization of health care spells significant damage for medicine and doctors.
Read why below: 👇👇
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See here for @jaypgreene 's takedown of said terrible research.
donoharmmedicine.org/2025/03/14/the…
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The National Institute on Aging funded what might be the worst research I have ever seen. I can't guarantee that the cuts are all appropriately targeted, but there is no question that the Institute became a slush fund for woke activists. Cleanup was long overdue.
Dr. Catharine Young@DrCatharineY
We were told NIH funding cuts were about eliminating DEI. But the data now shows grants are down across nearly every field of medicine: cancer, diabetes, mental health, brain disorders. With the greatest cuts hitting Alzheimer’s research, down more than 50%.
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Respondents feel comfortable with internationally trained surgeons operating on other people, but not on themselves. In other words, people accept IMGs as a solution to shortages but recognize that quality suffers. The best solution is to train a sufficient domestic supply of MDs
JAMA Surgery@JAMASurgery
A national survey found that most US adults favor licensure for internationally trained surgeons amid physician shortages, yet have reservations about training equivalence and personal selection for care. ja.ma/4cKqIsC
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Education Department sits on nearly 400 college discrimination complaints from one activist thecollegefix.com/dept-of-ed-sit…
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This is a good piece. But it portrays journal editors as unwitting victims of fraud when often they're complicit. @JAMA_current produces tons of junk science. Meanwhile, @PNASNews still hasn't retracted the concordance infant mortality study more than a year after its debunking.
The Free Press@TheFP
For decades, scientists were above reproach. Not any more. Joe Nocera investigates the murky world of fraudulent research, and the sleuths exposing dishonest science. thefp.com/p/science-has-…
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The graphic clearly indicates that these differences are trivial. Plus, this correlation could be explained by any number of things. The effort to preserve racial consciousness in medical school admissions is getting lazier by the day.
JAMA Network Open@JAMANetworkOpen
In US medical schools, higher underrepresented in medicine (#URiM) student representation was associated with greater satisfaction with medical education for both URiM and White graduates. ja.ma/40oS9Ro
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“Scholar” 😂
Ibram X. Kendi@ibramxk
It’s here! As an author, as a scholar, there may be no better feeling than holding years of writing, years of researching, years of reflecting in your hands for the first time. In one week, hopefully this book, Chain of Ideas, will be in your hands. Pre-order now: penguinrandomhouse.com/books/778233/c…
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8. Malnourished Cubans and North Koreans can speak to how well such policies have turned out for their health.
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1. A recent study in @JAMAPediatrics makes the case for health concerns dictating education policy. Here's why the study is bad and why public health imperialism is dangerous. 🧵
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