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As always, Dr. Murray is insightful about the details and why big conclusions often hang on them.
The MAHA document is particularly disgraceful in the way that it uses legit concerns about children's health to advance a slew of half-baked ideas. Did they consult even one pediatrician?
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We need to see what’s left of NIH once this regime is booted out.
If there are still some grants to be had in the meantime, give some consideration to survival of your field.
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Or do you like this one
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I am relying on the Houston semi-tropical conditions of temp and humidity. Watering to keep soil moisture, feeding every 2 weeks. So I asked your question into chatGPT and it gave a page full of suggestions.
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That's where we are with everything right now. Big backlash against anything we've learned through incredible amounts of suffering and death. Anti-intellectualism is a key tenet of this cult.
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I see you’ve seen this bsky.app/profile/mark...
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Former farm girl and retired physician here to say I do NOT drink raw milk — I’ve seen where it comes from in the barn 😳 and I’ve seen what’s in it under the microscope 🤢 and I’ve seen what can be cultured from it 🤮 and I’ve seen what can happen to people when they drink it…😱
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Can he hold it together or will he piss them off too?
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Despicable to write that and then hide.
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Who wrote that shit? Did they sign a name?
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Smithers Park
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Loaded with green tomatoes
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Smithers Park
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There is an easy hike through the inactive Iki crater next to the currently active main one. I’ve seen basalt landscapes before in Iceland and Faroes, but this one has a lot of fast growing trees/plants, life reclaims quickly
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Nutzi