Emily Sharp-Sansom

The @XavierMBB student section is chanting "water bottle" at @GeorgetownHoyas Coach Cooley. The @BIGEASTMBB remains undefeated. @BigEastBarroom thought you might enjoy😂

@Thiohna No one is aborting at 34 weeks. That that point it’s just a preterm delivery.

No one is aborting a 34wk fetus for shits and giggles. Abortions at this gestation are to save the womans life.

@__luzid__ @DrCatharineY Here’s a phase 3 double blinded RCT. nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

@emily_sharp98 @DrCatharineY It’s an observation study 🤦🏾‍♂️

Here’s all you need to know about the HPV vaccine: Where it’s been used, cervical cancer deaths in young women are down ~60%. Precancerous lesions are down ~80%. It’s one of the most powerful cancer-prevention tools ever developed with the potential to eliminate multiple cancers.

@__luzid__ @DrCatharineY Just say you don’t understand RCTs

@DrCatharineY What’s there one thing you guys like to say, oh yeah, correlation doesn’t equal causation.

Some of my favorites from today's @MiamiOH_BBall game! The rest will be up on Insta!

Here it is, in all of its glory! The Sansom Sports Media Preseason Superlative POLLS: we had 32 voters in total and these were the results! Thoughts? I was very surprised by the Louisville love TBH.

RT and follow @drinkgaragebeer for a chance to win this insane custom helmet 🏈🍻 must be 21+ to enter!

Introducing @RStapletonMedia as our NEWEST member of Sansom Sports Media! Rilee Joins us with extensive journalism experience, and is going to really elevate our CFB content! I figured no better way to kick it off than to feature his work straight away! nkybracketology.com/2025/07/07/who…

@acnewsitics They also don’t know stage 5 cancer isn’t a thing☠️

MAGAs don't know the difference between a medical doctor and having a doctorate. MAGAs are the most ignorant people in America.

ALL HOOPS ARE GOOD HOOPS👀 D2 title game is a good one🔥🔥🔥

@KooshKatie Catch me crying on senior night

I’m going to miss Zach Freemantle so much 🥹🥹

@frntporchjunki @zoenone0none Newborns don’t get 20 vaccines. Hope this helps.

@zoenone0none There is absolutely no reason a new born needs over 20 Vaccines.

i personally love pasteurization and vaccines. i love modern medicine. i love the world that allowed my mom to have children that all lived to adulthood. i love how we eradicated polio and measles and fucking hpv

@BracketNky @XavierGameday @ContextFreeCBB

Cowboy of the game?! New graphic. Well done @XavierGameday. Made my little Brother (& his obnoxious hat) entire day just now😂

.@BracketNky is now the Official Bracketologist of The Mo Egger Show. He joined us yesterday on ESPN1530. Listen... iHeartRadio: tinyurl.com/26rzsmf4 Apple: tinyurl.com/54sembxw Spotify: tinyurl.com/497atwyb

@mhjrad Spending to much time in mudpiles😏

explain this gap in your anions

Just found out I’m gonna be on @espn1530 tomorrow with @MoEgger! Stoked to have the opportunity! Make sure you tune in🔥

@PeaceLillie33 @SANDSKI2020 @DrNeilStone @Mel_Awesome It was a study done over 100 years ago without the regulations and documentation we have today. The fact that you’re basing your argument off of it when we have massive amounts of modern scientific research that is well accepted speaks volumes. It’s called cherry picking.

@emily_sharp98 @SANDSKI2020 @DrNeilStone @Mel_Awesome Once again, that doesn’t explain why they couldn’t successfully show a sick person making a healthy person sick via sick fluids. It should have been so easy to do if contagion is really what they say it is, especially for “highly contagious” diseases. You can’t explain it.

I think vaccines are good because I don't want millions of people to get very sick or die from infectious diseases. How is this a controversial statement

@PeaceLillie33 @SANDSKI2020 @DrNeilStone @Mel_Awesome It was 1919. We’re more than 100 years down the line and made major scientific achievements since then. We isolate antigens from viruses and culture bacteria to test people for disease who have a certain set of symptoms. It’s pretty clear.

@emily_sharp98 @SANDSKI2020 @DrNeilStone @Mel_Awesome How does when those experiments took place, change the fact they could not once show a sick person making a healthy person sick directly via fluids? You’d think they would have had all kinds of success, especially with lower standards of ethics.

@PeaceLillie33 @SANDSKI2020 @DrNeilStone @Mel_Awesome Assuming they don’t have any health records if they’re vaccinated is a major stretch as well. Assuming the 89% of unknowns were vaccinated is a stretch. Your entire argument is a stretch.

@emily_sharp98 @SANDSKI2020 @DrNeilStone @Mel_Awesome In Mexico, between the ages of 15-23 months, only 0.2% were not vaccinated with MMR. For those under 1 year, it was 4.7% (but we don’t give MMR to babies until at “least” 12 months). In 6 year olds, 93.2% received MMR. So, assuming all are unvaccinated is a major stretch.