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ryanmarino.bsky.social

Human Doctor • Toxicology • Addiction • Emergency • #WTFentanyl & more often just WTF • drugs are misunderstood but people are misunderstood more • he/him • YouTube.com/@RyanMD • #MedSky

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its genuinely incredible that the government has been taken over by vandals, thieves, and bald-faced liars and the media is more or less reporting on them like they're normal heads of state

submitted 8 hours ago • 65 comments

submitted 1 hour ago • 7 comments

Everybody disliked school closures. That’s why the narrative that they were somehow worse than the alternative has caught on. It sucked! What if things didn’t have to have sucked? Sounds great, right? Please share @wendyorent.bsky.social’s piece with anyone who’s fallen for that revisionist history.

submitted 1 hour ago • 6 comments

If we replaced DOGE with cats we would all be better off

submitted 1 hour ago • 0 comments

It's time to clean house

submitted 20 hours ago • 28 comments

Reminder that scientific research on diversity, equity and inclusion is foundational to science. Why would we want to squander the talent or ignore the health challenges of people who actually make up the majority of the population? The US is a lot more than white, straight men and their issues.

submitted 3 hours ago • 12 comments

submitted 12 hours ago • 142 comments

This feels like consoling a child that wet the bed. Except the child deserves to be consoled.

submitted 1 hour ago • 1 comment

The New York Times has found at least two more fake citations in the MAHA report. www.nytimes.com/2025/05/29/w...

submitted 5 hours ago • 213 comments

"Since 1999, Black people have died from natural disasters and extreme weather, at a rate nearly twice as high as white people. In the South, it is even more pronounced, with Black people dying at a rate in some states that is more than three times higher than for white people."

submitted 9 hours ago • 8 comments

There is a reason actual subject matter experts do not use AI LLMs in their own work. They might be able to scrape a superficial summary together (or not a lot of the time) but they are just scraping other stuff. They are not capable of problem solving unless someone else already solved the problem.