@ScoopLexington @HoopGrids Yeah that shit looks like a footsketball jersey
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@HoopGrids All rivalry aside. Those are some of the ugliest uniforms I’ve ever seen.
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@warpnwoof @alessi_lucas10 @tomasheard @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio I’ll repeat this again for you: YOUR country recognizes American DOs as medical doctors, and gives them unlimited rights to practice medicine as physicians. They are medical doctors, and I think I’ll trust the rulings of our countries medical licensing bodies over your opinion
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@alessi_lucas10 @tomasheard @SeeboldThomas @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio Not odd at all. If it's the same curriculum as an MD, then change the name of the degree. If it's not, then they are not medical doctors.
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Nurses aren’t neurosurgeons, and this one is wrong.
A patient with a traumatic brain injury does not blow a pupil BEFORE losing consciousness.
That fighter might have an optic nerve injury, but he doesn’t have a traumatic intracranial hemorrhage.
MAGA Elodie@MAGA_elodie
Nurse spots the danger, stops the fight, and gets booed by the crowd. She still smiled knowing she just prevented a tragedy!!
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@nazzobetweeting I genuinely think these people have humiliation kinks
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it’s funny how every single day you get on this app and people say “america has no culture!!!” and then in the same breath these people say “do americans know that XYZ american thing isn’t a thing anywhere else?” DO YOU HEAR YOURSELVES
Gregor 🌹🇪🇺🇦🇹@salingergregor
has anyone told Americans tailgating is not a thing anywhere else? What is even the nice thing about having a bbq and booze in a parking lot??
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@Pablo73187435 @xnewsanchor @DrDiGiorgio That guy is wrong, Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine in the US go through the same education as MDs, take the same Licensing Exams and complete the same residency training. They are fully licensed physicians
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@warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio Just as I told someone else, DOs have unlimited ability to practice medicine as physicians in 65 countries, including the UK ;) they are treated as physicians after registering with the GMC. Google is free
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@tomasheard @warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio , especially since osteopath has a different meaning in Australia. I also understand your hesitancy to accept scope creep however, DOs are considered to be on equal footing as MDs here in the US. All of this aside, have you ever seen a DO in practice, or worked alongside one?
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@tomasheard @warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio But the rest of their education is at the same standard as MD education, as evidenced by the requirement to take USMLE Step 1 & 2 - They also complete the same residency programs, which I’m sure you would agree is an integral aspect of medical education. I understand your hangup
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@tomasheard @warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio Those two things are not mutually exclusive. What’s more likely - that you are mistaken and have some personal hangup over titles, or that 65 countries, including ours, have made a horrible mistake giving DOs unlimited medical practice rights?
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@SeeboldThomas @warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio I think putting the name of a pseudoscientific practice in the title of your degree, and inserting hundreds of hours of pseudoscience into the curriculum, is a bad signal in terms of commitment to the scientific method.
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@tomasheard @warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio Could it be possible you have insufficient understanding of their curriculum? It seems like that’s the issue here, you’re downplaying their education - it is, in fact evidence based. They do receive additional education on osteopathic manipulation, but take the same boards as MDs
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@SeeboldThomas @warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio Yes, a regrettable decision that I opposed at the time and still do. I'm for evidence-based education, personally, and will continue to advocate for same.
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@tomasheard @warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio Also your country’s medical board seems to have no issues recognizing them either lol
medicalboard.gov.au/documents/defa…
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@SeeboldThomas @warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio More's the pity for US medical licensing, cuz osteopathy is pseudoscience
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@tomasheard @warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio Good thing the patient outcomes between MDs and DOs are statistically the same per UCLA health, and they take the same licensing exams. You would think a doctor would be capable of doing a little research
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@tomasheard @warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio DO’s are licensed to practice medicine in all 50 states as physicians, it’s really easy to google
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@SeeboldThomas @warpnwoof @superbeav11 @DrDiGiorgio Osteopathy is pseudoscience, woo, not evidence based
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@TAplomb_ @MarkL39276 @nazzobetweeting Jajajaja fuiste a google, ¿no? Mándame el dinero, tengo western union y paypal
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@SeeboldThomas @MarkL39276 @nazzobetweeting Yo ni entré a tu perfil y llegué la conclusión de que sos flor de boludo.
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spanish speakers call all asians “chinos”. sit this one out, beloved 🩷
momo momo chopper 🇲🇽@F3RRARISTA
you’ll see americans of all kinds call any latino “spanish” so no i don’t think so
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@TAplomb_ @MarkL39276 @nazzobetweeting Acabo de ver tu perfil y he llegado a la conclusión que tienes un fetiche de humillación. Te apuesto 5mil pesos si puedes buscar en google “a como se refiere a la gente de asia en latam” sin ver “chino” en la primera pagina. Estas ignorando realidad mmg
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@SeeboldThomas @MarkL39276 @nazzobetweeting No lo escuché nunca usado de esa forma, quizás sea el caso en otros países de latam, pero definitivamente no es el caso de todos los hispanoparlantes y es el tipo de generalización estupida que uno espera de un americano.
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@TAplomb_ @MarkL39276 @nazzobetweeting Y nunca fue mi intención decir que mi pais es mejor que tuyo. Nunca dije eso. Lo de “radicalmente” es discutible, pero eso no era el tema del tweet original, ¿verdad? ¿Que pasó con lo del chino? 🧐
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