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The Science Guy M.D. & cardiologist

The Science Guy M.D. & cardiologist

@kramer_nye

Cardiologist at Cleveland Clinic

Katılım Eylül 2022
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The Science Guy M.D. & cardiologist
@spencerpratt Place continues to be destroyed by the day. Every day I see horrific news in Cali. So sad. Place is a damn mess. There’s no way even with all the beautiful places in the area, would I ever want to live there
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Spencer Pratt
Spencer Pratt@spencerpratt·
This incompetent communist can't even fix potholes above ground, you think she has it in her to fix the 110 year old failing water main below the entire city? LA is so screwed.
KTLA 5 Morning News@KTLAMorningNews

'WE HOPE SOON' @KarenBassLA gives her timeline for when Sunset Blvd. will reopen in West Hollywood following last week's water main break.

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Paul Oosterhuis 🐭
Paul Oosterhuis 🐭@dragonfishy·
Now Australian TV is reporting: Younger people getting cancers, including rare ones. Ovarian cancer up 30% Breast cancer up 50% Bowel cancer up 71% Others up like prostate, pancreatic, and liver. Their doctor blames "environmental factors"... you know what people are eating, smoking, drinking. They always leave out one. A big one. It involved a nanoparticle delivered synthetic gene injection. One not even tested for it's ability to produce cancer. One that was mandated by government. One that would lead me in 2021 to put them on notice: that a crime was in progress. They thanked me, and suspended my medical licence. @Jikkyleaks @MaryBowdenMD @RosieM1276203 @chrismartenson @DrJackKruse @DoctorCole @MidwesternDoc @Kevin_McKernan @AMPS_RedUnion @cafelockedout
RosieM@RosieM1276203

The doctors said she was too young for cancer. Did they ask if she’d taken the Covid shots?

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The Real Truther
The Real Truther@thereal_truther·
@dragonfishy The rise of cancer in young people began years before COVID existed. There's been NO measurable replicated rise in cancer post-2020 outside of pre-existing trends & catch-up after missed screenings during the pandemic. Can you cite any primary sources disputing this?
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The Real Truther@thereal_truther·
For the clowns exploiting this report to blame either COVID or COVID vaccines this is a projection that assumes cancer risk stays flat & rises only because the population ages so by construction it says NOTHING about any new cause. It's a forecast built by taking today's age-specific rates & applying them to a bigger, older future population in 2050. There's been no replicated worldwide measurable rise in cancer post-2020 outside of pre-existing trends or catch-up from missed screenings during the pandemic.
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LA🇨🇦@BornFree_isms·
Canadian Alan Thicke (69), died of a thoracic aortic dissection in December, 2016 John Ritter (54), died of the same condition in September, 2003
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Ian Copeland, PhD
Ian Copeland, PhD@IanCopeland5·
Polio robbed her of the ability to breathe or move on her own 78 years ago. She lived in a metal tube her entire adult life. I wonder if she shared the same "concerns" as the antivaxers surrounding vaccines. Probably not, she was preoccupied SURVIVING THE RAVAGES OF A DISEASE THAT IS VACCINE PREVENTABLE TODAY!!! apnews.com/article/iron-l…
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The Real Truther
The Real Truther@thereal_truther·
@TMZ Has anyone blamed COVID or the vaccine yet?
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TMZ@TMZ·
Indiana Man Allegedly Cuts Off Penis And Lights It On Fire tmz.me/44miZvh
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Prof Jeffrey S Morris
Prof Jeffrey S Morris@jsm2334·
It has long been known that SIDS follows a characteristic background age distribution: risk rises over the first couple of months to a mode at 2 months, a median around 3 months, then declines sharply through 12 months. SIDS wasn't formally defined until 1969 — but this same pattern shows up in related infant-death categories going much further back. Abramson (1944) presented a table with the age distribution of accidental mechanical suffocation in infancy in New York from 1934–1943, well before any routine infant vaccination. This table displays this characteristic pattern. To see how stable this pattern is, I pulled the data from the Abramson table and digitized the figures from three later SIDS studies, then normalized each to an annual age distribution summing to 100% to put them on a common scale: 1965–1968, USA (Washington) 1993–1996, UK 1979–2005, pooled across 15 global datasets Overlaying all four (plot below), the age distribution has stayed remarkably consistent across many decades and completely different vaccination eras — from before routine infant vaccines existed, in early days of vaccination, through the modern schedule. That's rather inconvenient for the claim that the SIDS peak at 2–4 months must be vaccine-caused simply because vaccines are given around that age. The peak predates the vaccines and persists unchanged regardless of them. It also drives home why adjusting for age confounding is essential in any analysis of whether SIDS risk rises after vaccination. With a background curve this steep, a method that doesn't adjust for age will conclude "vaccine harm" no matter what — even when there is no vaccine effect at all. That's exactly what my simulation studies found: a 100% false-positive rate under the true null when age went unadjusted. Full links to every paper, the source tables and figures, the extracted data, the normalized distributions, and everything needed to reproduce these plots are in the posts below and in the GitHub repo linked at the end of the thread.
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Dr. Zakaria MD
Dr. Zakaria MD@ZakariaMDv3·
CANCER HAS BEEN CURED Ivermectin & Fenbendazole cure cancer. Pass it on. BREAKING NEWS: First-in-the-World Ivermectin, Mebendazole and Fenbendazole Protocol in Cancer has been peer-reviewed and published on Sep.19, 2024! The future of Cancer Treatment starts NOW. My thanks to lead authors Ilyes Baghli and Pierrick Martinez for their incredible inspired work, FLCCC’s Dr.Paul Marik for his extensive work on repurposed drugs and every co-author who worked hard to bring this paper to life. I hope that this peer-reviewed paper lays the groundwork for a brand new future for Cancer Treatment. Many of you know that I have been helping thousands of Cancer patients with high dose Ivermectin, Mebendazole, and Fenbendazole FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING
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The Science Guy M.D. & cardiologist
@datboywolf It wouldn’t be released today because it’s too American and wholesome. There’s no positivity allowed in movies anymore. Always some agenda behind every film now
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Dr. Margot Paez
Dr. Margot Paez@jyn_urso·
So many stupid takes on this. When the grid is stressed, we need to reduce power consumption. Climate change is stressing our infrastructure. It isn’t enough to say just bring on more capacity. First, we have excess power in the queues that are stuck there because of policy that is beyond the control of the mayor of a city. Second, what kind of power we bring on to meed demand matters. More fossil fuel plants will only make the situation worse because it is a result of fossil fuels. Third, what I see here are a bunch of antisocial idiots who are unwilling to do their part to keep hospitals powered, to keep granny alive in her nursing home, to keep emergency services operating. Grow up people.
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani@NYCMayor

New York: it's hot out there, and the power grid is working overtime to keep us cool. Set your AC to 78 degrees, turn off lights/electronics you're not using, and unplug what you can. Our City is doing its part too: maintaining the 78 degrees rule in our buildings, dimming/turning off our lights during peak electricity demand, asking private partners to do the same, and powering down non-essential equipment. A stable grid means the AC stays on, and lives are saved. Let's ease demand — and get through the heat — together.

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