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cheering you on

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I need ideas for anti proud boy posters

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Sign of the day…

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ALS drug of the week 3: Ketamine Class: analgesic, sedative MOA: blocks NMDA receptors in CNS. This causes reduced pain. It also releases dopamine which causes dissociative and hallucinogenic effects Indications: moderate to severe pain and procedural sedation.

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Ahhhh freedom house ambulance service got a shout out in the show the Pitt.

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As physicians we pay a lot of taxes (more than Elon and Trump and Bezos!), but we don’t mind if the $$ is being spent on education, infrastructure, and healthcare. Because as physicians, we care for the welfare of other humans. #Medsky

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#medsky

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#medsky

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THIS IS HUGE! Researchers at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center say results of a Phase I trial of an mRNA vaccine aimed at preventing pancreatic cancer show promise. The vaccine PREVENTED the cancer from coming back in patients who had already received treatment for MORE THAN three years. 🧪🧵⬇️

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It’s almost like having abortion options are an important part of health care 🤔 Physicians can’t be afraid to perform critical procedures to save a woman’s life just because the government doesn’t understand women’s health issues and has tied our hands in some states. #Medsky

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And in case you need healthcare, here is a directory of LGBTQ+ friendly healthcare providers: lgbtqhealthcaredirectory.org Doctors, sign up for the directory so you can be found as a safe space! #MedSky #QueerSky #LGBTQ

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We know what happens with kings there heads usually end up rolling

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I’m sure Sean Obrien supports right to work too

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I’m going to stop paying my dues because of this guy he needs to fuck off. #fireSeanObrien

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I told my head of clinical I had started cardiology in school His response was oh I’m sorry for you. Lmao I think I might be rare and like cardiology lol

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If you’re a paramedic that is rude to your bls. fuck you !

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Someone needs to watch school house rock www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/...

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taking black kids away from their parents and putting them on farms seems really familiar to me! what could it be?

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THIS IS HUGE! For the FIRST time in history, scientists at Sanaria and Seattle Children's Research Institute's Center for Global Infectious Disease Research (CGIDR) have developed a GROUNDBREAKING malaria vaccine (PfSPZ-LARC2) designed to provide >90% protection with just ONE dose. 🧪🧵⬇️

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After a week of "discourse" about working out and eugenecist "leftists" I must say it was noodle armed trans people that showed out in greatest numbers to protect people from nazis in Clackamas and none of the gym bros. So maybe spend your Sundays doing work instead of working out next time.

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😜😜😜

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I caffeinated way to close to the sun and ended up doing nothing

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Chronic illness is just that… chronic. We may have good days & bad days … but we’re always sick When you say “what’s wrong with you now” or “are you better yet” you’re refusing to accept the reality of our disabilities. Our conditions don’t relent. There’s no break. There’s no “better”

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I want to go for a run but I also to feel clean for the run so I want to shower but then I also have to shower after ahhhhhhh

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The #1 reported reason people avoid doctor’s appointments is because they’re afraid of finding out they have a serious illness. If you have that fear, that’s normal and you’re not alone. Also remember, there is basically no serious illness that isn’t less serious if you catch it sooner.

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@drneilstone.bsky.social

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maybe the reason British legacy media doesn’t let trans people speak is that we’d say which right wing anti-EHRC journalists have a biiiiiig thing for trans sex workers 😶

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HEADLINE: Texas measles outbreak rises to 48 cases. It’s the state’s WORST in nearly 30 YEARS. There is absolutely NO REASON measles outbreaks should be on the rise. Two doses of MMR vaccine are 97% EFFECTIVE against measles. So, let’s talk about what YOU can do to PROTECT yourself AND others. 🧪🧵⬇️

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my take is that your willingness to accept this gulf of america nonsense is an indicator of your willingness to accept much worse things coming from this administrator

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This is probably the most accurate take.

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3 science stories from the last week that you might have missed 🧪 ☁️ Solar-powered device captures CO2 and converts it into fuel 🧠 Mitochondria help shape our memories by helping connections form between neurons 🪰 Fly larvae have evolved fake termite faces on their butts to infiltrate their nests

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On our way to an oligarchy run by billionaires and their friends…

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It’s about dismantling our government and our democracy…

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Time to remind people that measles is very deadly but easily preventable with vaccines

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