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Katılım Ocak 2015
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@jimmybeam69 @Capitals @CaesarsSports That's the reason we could get him in the mid 2nd round. And he's now considered one of the most promising fledgling players in the league.
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@kidney_boy To be fair, drugs or agents who are past patent or otherwise cannot be monetized have barriers to get study funding.
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@laura_waxee @sfchronicle 'Victim of brutal attack sells Financial District building' In a normal, fair world this would be the headline.
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Laura Waxmann@laura_waxee·
Scoop: The #SanFrancisco businessman who was the subject of national headlines for a brutal Marina District confrontation with a homeless man, has sold a Financial District building weeks before it was slated to be auctioned in foreclosure. @sfchronicle shorturl.at/5vSMl
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KTVZ News@ktvznews·
COMING TO BEND: Nationally recognized novelist Carter Sickels is coming to Bend for a special reading at OSU-Cascades. It's free and open to the public, more details here: ktvz.com/news/2026/03/1…
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@IM_Crit_ How helpful is this? A good use of resources, training? Worth the opportunity cost?
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Steve Curry@SteveCurryMD·
MedTox Fellows: 18 YOF lethargic after OD. ABG: pH 7.43; PCO2 17; PO2 109; HCO3 11. Glu 48 mg/dL; Na 149; K 3.3; Cl 121; U ketones 3+. After fluids & glucose, which is best next action? A. octreotide SQ B. fomepizole IV C. l-carnitine IV D. hemodialysis E. niacinamide NG tube
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@FirstSquawk Too bad they don't keep any of their promises.
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First Squawk@FirstSquawk·
China Says Ready to Promote Comprehensive Dialogue with U.S. Across All Levels
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@ianoland 100%. JC has fallen off steeply and its just getting worse and worse. Get what we can while he still has value. Resigning him to big $ would be a huge mistake.
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Syed Ali Hyder Kazmi
Syed Ali Hyder Kazmi@SyedAliHKazmi1·
@AmitSegal Let's be clear: The US and Israel have failed and Trump is in worst position on the planet right now. 2/2
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Amit Segal@AmitSegal·
Israel, not the U.S., was the one that attacked Khamenei. Thirty bombs were dropped on the compound. Khamenei’s military secretary is dead, and apparently so are family members. Khamenei is “almost certainly dead.”
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@jasonwilliamsmd 'The science is already here' to make aging an option? But not one person, or one lab animal even, has had age reversal. So this is just wrong.
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Jason R. Williams, MD, DABR@jasonwilliamsmd·
Aging is not necessary. People will have an option not to age if they so choose. Being young will solve most problems, because people are generally healthy when they are young. The science is already here. The treatments are already here. What's missing is access. - The Immunotherapy Revolution, Ch. 12: "The Regeneration System" + Introduction
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@Cernovich We weren't underpaid 25 years ago. But we are now. Payments decreasing and inflation has changed everything.
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@Gen_X_Vet @RealCandaceO Smear campaign? or coinciding with that screenshot of the 'wife of charlie' video that's going around.
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Candace Owens
Candace Owens@RealCandaceO·
PSA: We won’t be taking any lessons on what evil is from people who protected Jeffrey Epstein raping children and/or looked the other way as Bibi Netanyahu committed a genocide in broad daylight.
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@TCNetwork Maybe this is what happened to Tucker's brain.
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Tucker Carlson Network@TCNetwork·
American life is filled with chemicals. How bad are they for our health? The truth is scarier than most people realize. Washington allows Big Agriculture to spray toxic substances like glyphosate and pesticides all over our food. The human body reacts incredibly poorly. RFK Jr. has been blowing the whistle on this topic for years, and more aspiring leaders are beginning to follow in his footsteps. Businessman and farmer Zach Lahn is one of them. Lahn is running for Iowa governor, and his platform is no friend to the corrupt forces that allow our food to grow closer to outright poison. This episode of The Tucker Carlson Show features the Republican candidate’s interview on toxic corporatism’s link to rising cancer rates, the Big Agriculture monopoly, globalism, and more. Watch the full episode below:
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Tucker Carlson@TuckerCarlson

One of the most impressive politicians of this era is running for governor in Iowa. His name is Zach Lahn. Watch this. (0:00) Why Lahn Is Running for Governor (14:58) Why Is Land So Expensive? (22:12) Is There a Connection Between Pesticides and Parkinson's? (37:35) Skyrocketing Cancer Rates (46:03) Capitalism vs. Corporatism (51:54) The Globalist Agenda: Own Nothing and Be Happy (57:17) The AI Takeover (1:05:50) What Is Really Important in Life? (1:09:29) Has Lahn Been Attacked for His Ideas? (1:14:21) Is It Possible to Reform the System? (1:16:44) The America First Movement (1:17:45) The Assassination of JFK (1:21:00) The Immigration Crisis (1:24:45) Why America Needs to Turn Back to Christianity

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@rand_longevity I very much want you to be right, but before I get my hopes up, what exactly are you talking about? Epigenetic reprogramming? Short of that, what's going to come down the pike in the next 5 years? Will AI get so smart that it will help us pull a rabbit out of the hat so quickly?
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Rand@rand_longevity·
do you realize the difference between staying healthy for 5 more years and not could literally be the difference between dying and never dying
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Zedzies@Zedzies·
Who cares about clinical trial data for these people. Let them be the trial. The alternatives suck. If you can sign a waiver and jump out of an airplane for nothing more than thrills, why can’t they sign a waiver and try stem cells (or whatever else shows promise)?
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Regenerative medicines are headed for people with Parkinson’s disease or severe heart failure — but researchers are concerned about minimal clinical-trial data go.nature.com/4axz19F

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@orartswatch That building is a hideous blight. What is wrong with you people?
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Oregon ArtsWatch@orartswatch·
The Portland architect, whose firm brings clean lines, a sense of nature, and energetic design to its work in Oregon and beyond, just might be the city's best of his generation. orartswatch.org/clarity-of-pur…
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@nickmmark @DrJMarine ED visits and hospital admissions plummeted during COVID. Yes, the epidemic blazed through regions and caused temporary crises in ICUs, but the overall numbers showed plummeting hospitalizations.
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Nick Mark MD@nickmmark·
I can’t tell if this is a smooth-brained take by an out of touch “laptop class” administrator or a a cynical take by an attention seeking troll auditioning for a Trump admin job. Either way let’s talk facts. 1.2 million Americans died from COVID, most of them in ICUs. Some ICUs were overflowing, some hospitals were overwhelmed & were forced to expand ICUs and park refrigerated morgue trucks in the street. Some were hit less hard. That doesn’t mean that *every* bed was full at *every* hospital *every* day for years. Many people stayed away from EDs out of fear. Hospital admins - like yourself - cancelled non-emergent surgeries and shutdown clinics to address overcrowding. Sometimes you got it right it. Sometimes you overdid it, causing more deaths by delaying necessary screenings & care. In any event, critical care isn’t about counting beds it’s about allocating scarce resources: ECMO machines, ventilators, and most of all trained ICU RNs and RTs. 150 out of 900 doesn’t sound like a lot to an out of touch bean counter, but any ICU doctor would know that caring for 150 critically ill COVID patients would stretch almost any hospital. Each takes an order of magnitude more resources than a routine knee replacement. Showing a picture of one hospital lobby on one day isn’t evidence, the same way one cold day doesn’t disprove climate change. If you were a real frontline doctor - instead of cosplaying as one - you might understand this.
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Nick Mark MD@nickmmark·
Forget everything you experienced during the pandemic, this “icu intern for a week” has a different perspective
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