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Israel didn’t “flag” myocarditis in secret, they published it, the CDC held public meetings on it, and regulators updated warnings in full view of the world. Yes, rare myocarditis can occur after mRNA vaccines, mostly in young males after the second dose. We knew that in 2021 because scientists reported it immediately. Meetings were held, the vaccine regimen changed. What you’re doing is taking a handful of case reports and pretending they outweigh data from millions of people showing these events are rare, usually mild, and not associated with increased mortality. No cover up of deaths - none. But large data sets, not an isolated anecdote - show no increase in mortality from vaccines. I think he likes to toss everything into a salad and say the entire salad is made from tomatoes because there is one in it. - maybe that isn't my best analogy

When Vic Rauter started on curling, he knew nothing about the sport. He watched the best voices on video at the time before his 1st season. He took up the game before his 2nd season. And wasn’t afraid to ask questions on air. There’s a lesson for any sportscaster from a great one

The parity between the top teams in the world in curling and the ones rebuilding and coming up may be widening again. I am not sure this is good for growing the sport. You don't want lopsided games

Multiple generations of an entire nation considered Vic the ultimate authority and voice of his sport. If the soundtrack of a curling moment had his signature timbre, it became A-list. Synonymous with his network and his sport, no one was held in higher esteem. Any broadcaster should be so lucky.

What happened to the opera singer /voice teacher who still masks? There is a zoom on covid and voice performance today and she reposted it. Did I get blocked?

@DrPatrick Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong. I believe my friend's tumor was determined to be something that will respond to Keytruda. I don't think it is. His ALC is tanked. It is not the cancers you trial but how can he possibly get in touch with your clnic

So here is the logic. Anktiva (IL-15) was ranked number ONE to cure cancer. Keytruda was ranked number TWO by NCI in 2007. Anktiva GROWS T CELLS. Keytruda takes the BRAKES OFF THE T CELLS. Eventually Keytruda fails since there are no T cells to take the brakes off. So if T cells could be replenished by GROWING T CELLS WITHIN YOUR BODY AS THE FACTORY and STIMULATED WITH IL-15 by growing T crlls together with NK cells, Keytruda can be rescued and allow T cells to work again and prolong life. Well that is EXACTLY what we showed in our lung cancer trials and our trial with over 10 different tumor types and presented this data to Saudi FDA… resulting in approval of Anktiva in combination with Keytruda to prolong lives of patients with lung cancer who had failed all standards of care and whose tumors were spreading and growing while on Keytruda! So in short the combination of number 1 with number 2 ranked molecules of the immune system is both biologically rational and logical based on their MECHANISMS OF ACTION. And last night @DrJBhattacharya mentioned loudly that FDA wants to accelerate approvals based on their doctrine of “plausible mechanism of action”. Anktiva’s mechanism has been validated by FDA themselves within the approved package insert! With regard to single arm trials: Number two ranked drug developed over last decade (with 40 FDA approvals and approved for multiple tumor types with SINGLE ARM TRIALS FOR MSI high for Merck). So when combined with the Number ONE ranked drug to rescue the number two, then magic happens. But it’s not magic… it’s the biology of your immune system… NK cells rescue T cells. The single arm trial with very mature data was accepted by Saudi FDA to enable their population to have access to this combination. This is the enlightenment that is needed! nejm.org/doi/abs/10.105…

If this drug works for sepsis that may be timely. I seem to see there might be something about sepsis and covid

@lorianebird Uggg

Blech. Brace yourselves for mid-April. 😬

Lots of clinical trials for Long COVID coming out. Here's a quick guide on how to assess it. A study is getting quite a bit of coverage, suggesting that the antidepressant fluvaxamine is effective for Long COVID. We'll use it as an example. acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/AN…

Exclusive: Vaccine makers Pfizer and BioNTech halted recruitment for a large US trial of their updated COVID-19 vaccine in healthy adults aged 50 to 64, saying enrollment in the trials had been too low to generate the needed data reut.rs/4m4S5zZ

@OJoelsen coffee crisp is the best

In a local grocery store in Nuuk, Greenland🇬🇱 Canadian products are clearly marked with Canadian flags 🇨🇦 next to the price labels. March 31, 2026

Well the curling group and apparently fans want a shorter 8 end game. The Canadians are getting off the ice quick and it appears like it might happen again tonight

25 years old

Harvard researchers put 24 office workers in the same room for 6 days. They changed one thing about the air. The workers didn't know. Then they tested their brains. Cognitive scores doubled. Here's what the air you're breathing right now is doing to your brain:

@lorianebird @UAsagwara @WabKinew They don't want to pay for a vaccine that won't be used. It's a money issue, unfortunately, and it shouldn't be. It should be offered anyway

Why does our MOH have to wait for other professions to bring forward solutions they are being paid to come up with? They didn’t do anything! @UAsagwara ?? Maybe @WabKinew could have done a public survey on this and we could have submitted ideas *months* ago!

@1goodtern @AgnesAyton I got Covid in March 2020 working as a jr dr on the first Covid ward in the country Have now had Covid 16 times Collapsed at work twice Had myocarditis, lasting issues and nerve problems Oh to be back to how I was in Feb '20

This common medication can treat long COVID fatigue symptoms, new study suggests ctvnews.ca/health/article…

I wouldn't get covid

$IBRX The Anktiva Long Covid trial NCT07108036 is now recruiting. clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT07108…

... the investigation has the benefit of hindsight and not having to make an impossible split second decision. I firmly believe the investigation will show the pilots had no prior knowledge of the fire truck prior to visually seeing it /4

The problem I have is that the narrative going around implies the pilots were at fault. Now the investigation may find they could have made a better choice faced with the disasterous situation they were put in however /3

There still seems to be the narrative out there about the Air Canada pilots. When the dust settles, I believe it will be shown that they discovered the fire truck before it was too late to abort the landing, and they reacted in the best way they could to avoid an accident /1