Jay Howell, D.D.S.

@OliLondonTV @CarmineSabia weirdos

Jennifer Lopez’ child Emme comes out as TRANSGENDER using ‘He’ pronouns and identifying as a boy named Oskar Muñiz. JLO’s former husband Ben Affleck also has a non-binary child who identifies as a ‘boy’ and another who permanently wears a Covid mask.

@ynyfrwydrnawr @Ourharveyclan @RedWavePress should have held back sweet tits

@Ourharveyclan @RedWavePress I played 2yrs of D2 baseball in the late 90’s.

SHOCKING: A growing number of middle school athletes — mostly boys — are intentionally repeating 8th grade to delay their start in high school, giving themselves another full year to get bigger, stronger, and faster, which in turn dramatically boosts their chances at elite high school spots, college scholarships, and massive NIL deals potentially worth millions. William La Jeunesse: “Of 8M high school students in sports only 7% will play in college.” 
“On the other hand, the [likely] number one pick in this year’s NBA draft, [AJ Dybantsa], did 8th grade twice.” CRAZY IDEA: How about we let more kids be kids!

Eli Lilly has done it. They've gone and made what seems to be a powerful, permanent gene therapy for LDL cholesterol. That means they'll be able to effectively prevent most heart disease with a single infusion!

@kirus2260 @alvaro_maestro and you don’t even have to worrying about upward class mobility… you can just stay right there in your birthright

@alvaro_maestro Lol en France ils sont tous à 250k / an voire 500k pr ophtalmo etc. C'est aussi bien que les US et comme le niveau de vie est x10 plus faible c'est mieux.

Médicos en Europa vs EE.UU.: 🇪🇺 Europa · Ingresos anuales ~45.000€–120.000€ · Muchísimos años para progresar · Más burocracia y menos incentivos · Impuestos muy altos · Jornadas largas para salarios “normales” · Difícil hacerse rico ejerciendo medicina 🇺🇸 EE.UU. ↓↓

@AlejoCoachFisio @susteinableexi1 @alvaro_maestro yes yes…. we only want the mediocre folks who do it for the love… why don’t you go be a surgeon.. you give all the shits

@susteinableexi1 @alvaro_maestro No creo que se puede llegar a un buen punto entre que un profesional gane lo necesario para vivir bien sin querer sacar rédito y volverse millonario de una profesión que se creó literalmente para sanar personas. Si tu vocación es la pasta no te hagas médico es simple…

@AlejoCoachFisio @LibrosEnTweets_ @alvaro_maestro and you too should provide your health services for free comrade… it’s my god given right…

@LibrosEnTweets_ @alvaro_maestro Es que la salud no es un servicio es un derecho…

@mcuban @DrDiGiorgio that’s not the case in some states…. we’ve tried getting rid of the louisiana our insurance companies that use the big pbms only to be out in a desert trying to find comparable insurance…

Pretend there are no government rules or involvement right now. What would change ? Everything you mentioned they can do right now. Every self insured employer, can today, choose any company they want to work with. There are no laws saying they have to use the big companies. Every big insurance company says they are transparent. Do you think that without any gov participation they will become honest ?

No chance it would. When there is regulatory capture, huge conglomerates effectively define the prices and rules. Not government. They would love to have government out of the way. They are so big, with so many subsidiaries, they could whatever they want. And it wouldn’t be to the benefit of patients.

Bipartisan lawmakers reintroduce bill barring PBMs from owning pharmacies fiercehealthcare.com/regulatory/bip…

3 PBMs control roughly 80% of the prescription drug market. These middlemen decide what drugs are covered, which pharmacies survive, and how much patients pay. It’s time to shine a light on their shady practices, restore fair competition, and bring healthcare costs down.

she doesn’t get many things right… but this is the truth and one of the most important issues of the decade

@TristenPalori @rahbar_rod you are not a true creative…. if you would have said… i’d rather paint something…. then you would have understood….

@rahbar_rod I guess if you enjoy it! I think I just hate yard work. Would rather play a pickup sport or something for outside time

Can someone explain to me why people do cosmetic yard work for 4+ hours every weekend? Wait, so the 10 seconds you see it when you leave/enter your home makes it all worth it? I just can’t think of a worse way to spend my time.

@TristenPalori @Jacob_Naviaux people like to do shit and see the benefit of their work…

@Jacob_Naviaux Hard agree.

@KyleKulinski people like buying his shit ya peckerhead… and you want to just take it

Elon is projected to be a trillionaire

the cartels of healthcare

The Trump Administration is ending the era of runaway tuition hikes fueled by unchecked borrowing access. Schools had no incentive to control costs and students, families, and taxpayers got stuck with the bill. We put a stop to it.

this is essential to healthcare… we must get these middlemen out

#LAgov #LAlege

@BernieSanders same old tired shit from you… retire… go spread your weasel ideas somewhere else

The damage from a reactionary Supreme Court: Citizens United allows billionaires to buy elections. Ending Roe v. Wade takes away a woman's right to control her body. Louisiana v. Callais strips voting rights away from Black Americans. Our rights are under attack. FIGHT BACK.

@MarcoFoster_ @KyleKulinski i think i’ve heard this plan before… sounds brilliant till you think about it

Kyle Kulinski: “Your enemy is not trans people, it’s not black people, it’s not immigrants. Your enemy are the billionaires, are the Epstein Class. They need to be taxed like a motherfucker and we take that money and redistribute it and give people healthcare and give people education”

Just did a price check online through Medicare.gov for #60 pregabalin (Lyrica) 75mg capsules utilizing the Part-D Plan @WellcarePlans Walmart price = $34.47 CVS price = $33.60 Walgreens price = $33.60 Kroger price = $33.60 Genoa Healthcare (subsidiary of United Healthcare) = $12.45 Any independent pharmacy = $4.80 Does anyone see the problem here? Is @WellcarePlans comfortable paying large chain pharmacies 7x more than an independent pharmacy for the same prescription medication? Apparently they are. So much for @ExpressScripts “negotiating” lower prices for Americans. How many unsuspecting people get screwed when their local “cheap” pharmacy option closes because $4.80 doesn’t cover their operating expenses, let alone the cost of the drug? Then their only options are Walgreens, Walmart, CVS where they get to pay over $30 for the same drug. Small pharmacies aren’t negotiating to be the cheapest option. If we accept the insurance contract, they TELL US what we get to charge the patient. Make it make sense! @DrOzCMS @DonaldJTrumpJr @realDonaldTrump @DrMakaryFDA @CMSGov