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1/ Imagine believing medical schools aren't discriminating by race. You'd have to accept a lot of wild coincidences. Buckle up for the world's most impressive string of statistical miracles.
Given the fact @NateGearySports is a Mamdani worshipper, he should resign from WGR, as this racist station employs virtually all white guys to hosts their shows. Open up your job for a black candidate, since ure success is based on racism. Per your hero
🚨 JUST IN: Ugandan Mayor Mamdani goes FULL ANTI-WHITE MODE and is now being called out for plotting to racially discriminate
"The wealth of a median white household in the city is more than $200K, while that of a black household is less than $20K!" teapaw.org/i/status/2041652481730…
"We are reckoning with the long history of racism here and starting to act upon a framework that puts equity right at the center of it.”
Mamdani is about to try some unconstitutional BS and enact race-based programs.
He needs to RESIGN.
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But the so called skeptic, @michaelshermer has repeatedly quoted this bogus number. I guess his “skepticism” only goes so far.
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It’s likely too much trouble to post those studies, but there have been multiple studies on this issue. So “several” suggests the studies u note are in the minority. Small minority apparently. So the MAJORITY conclude no ACM benefit.
uh bro there are SEVERAL trails demonstrating significant decreases in mortality with statin use and REALLY significant effects in CVD specific mortality
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Exactly @colincowherd
Lecture us some more about vaccines @DrNeilStone
"Over 20 years, the percentage of seniors getting flu shots increased sharply from 15% to 65%. It stands to reason that flu deaths among the elderly should have taken a dramatic dip."
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Can you imagine what @StephanieKelton would be saying/tweeting if anyone but The NY Times said this? Suspiciously silent, but what do you expect from a partisan economist
"China’s Government Is Short of Money as Its Leaders Face Trump" writes Keith Bradsher in the NYT.
I don't like to be rude, but can't the NYT afford competent journalism?
What is the matter with them?
China's Government is not and cannot ever be "Short of Money".
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Tell us once more why anybody should trust the science
Brutal fraud in Alzheimers research re: amyloid hypothesis. Even more brutal that it was journalists who uncovered decades of fraudulent research, not the scientists, doctors or 'experts' themselves who were smart enough to notice the painfully obvious lack of effect of anti-amyloid drugs. nytimes.com/2025/01/24/opini…
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Open to all points of view in the interpretation of these results. What is troublesome however is that proponents like @Drlipid and @PeterAttiaMD never address these. Quick to post studies that support their views, ignore studies that don’t. Why?
1/8 When there is zero conflict of interest, no statistical shenanigans, and no ‘smoke & mirrors’ in a statin trial, strange things happen. The ALLHAT (Antihypertensive and Lipid Lowering Treatment to Prevent Heart Attack Trial) lasted about eight years and the results were /2
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Vaccines are worthless per @DrEades
Robert F Kennedy Jr claims vaccines "did almost nothing to reduce mortalities from Infectious Diseases"
He actually claims that
Let's look at that.
Let's take for example - Diphtheria
Do you agree with him??
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Never forget @mcuban assuring us that DEI never meant this, then threw his support behind this candidate who completely contradicted his assurances
Please watch this. It is disqualifying and un-American:
"Equitable treatment means we all end up at the same place."
Engineering equal outcomes is an impossibility that breeds mediocrity, because we vary in intelligence, work ethic, creativity, & skill.
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The cowardice of @colincowherd buddy Payton is astounding. Not going for 2? What a loser
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And despite this and other studies, @Drlipid will continue to deny the value of this ratio.
A recent study (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3944…) underscores the significant role of the TG/HDL ratio as a marker for cardiometabolic risk. In general, a ratio that gets above ~1.5 correlates with elevated risks for insulin resistance, obesity, and other cardiometabolic conditions. These thresholds are vital as they offer a simple, accessible way to detect and manage metabolic health risks early, particularly in younger populations.
Despite the myriad complex measures available to evaluate metabolic health, the TG/HDL ratio continues to stand out as one of the most reliable and insightful indicators.
By focusing on the TG/HDL ratio, healthcare providers can more efficiently identify young adults at higher risk of developing these conditions, offering a straightforward method for monitoring and intervening before more severe health issues emerge. With early screening and lifestyle modifications, these risk factors can be managed effectively, reducing the future burden of cardiometabolic diseases.
One of the greatest strengths of the TG/HDL ratio is the fact that it's so easy to get. Every single blood test will give these two numbers (i.e., TG and HDL)--all we need to do is put them together.
#CardiometabolicRisk #TGHDL #MetabolicHealth #YoungAdults #PreventiveCare #PublicHealth
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You on board with this philosophy @mcuban
Please watch this. It is disqualifying and un-American:
"Equitable treatment means we all end up at the same place."
Engineering equal outcomes is an impossibility that breeds mediocrity, because we vary in intelligence, work ethic, creativity, & skill.
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Glitch in the Matrix retweeted
Scientists have captured Earth’s climate over the last 485 million years. Here’s the surprising place we stand now.
According to @colincowherd today, Josh Allen “hasn’t had much success in playoffs”. Okay genius, statistically he has been the best QB over the last 4 years in playoffs. Do u even watch the games? He can’t coach or play D though, so that counts against him?
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Exactly @mcuban - silence from Cuban. Who, by the way, said nobody interprets DEI the way conservatives imply, only to have Harris explicitly explain that she does. Again, Mark has not a word to say about this. Plenty to say about everything else.
My favorite part of the campaign is people like Mark Cuban claiming there’s no way Harris supports the communist policies she supports, and then going silent when she corrects them, rather than risk offending their master.
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Glitch in the Matrix retweeted
My favorite part of the campaign is people like Mark Cuban claiming there’s no way Harris supports the communist policies she supports, and then going silent when she corrects them, rather than risk offending their master.
But @mcuban lectures us that nobody interprets DEI this way. Except Mark, YOUR choice for POTUS
Please watch this. It is disqualifying and un-American:
"Equitable treatment means we all end up at the same place."
Engineering equal outcomes is an impossibility that breeds mediocrity, because we vary in intelligence, work ethic, creativity, & skill.
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