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mRNA vaccine use should be stopped, controversial Florida Surgeon General tells FDA, CDC
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What do you call the person who graduates with the lowest marks in med school?
Doctor.
Same thing you call the people that only did it for the money, memorized what they needed, and kept believing their insano batshit “theories”
I know of a person who is adamant that his brother is nonverbal autistic because of vaccines. His job is to administer vaccines.
I know of another cognitive dissonance dumbass who thinks medicine is mostly a ploy to get you to waste your money. He is a nurse.
You’d be surprised at how riddled the system is with idiocy. Thankfully these people don’t have the capacity to climb ranks into positions that have any relevance to decision making.
Yeah, it's disappointing. There's no shortage of woo among healthcare workers.
All Alzheimer's drugs? My grandma was on something which significantly slowed the progress of the disease quite a few years ago.
I'd love to know what she was taking. As far as I'm aware there have been no approved medications that have demonstrated reliable anti-disease activity in Alzheimer's. We do have some medication that can help mask symptoms for a while, but the handful of drugs that have been approved reportedly targeting the actual disease sit on really shaky scientific evidence and likely don't actually work.
Phenylphedrine wasn’t recently released, it was just not well studied to be a nasal decongestant because Sudafed was a drug with a novel of evidence that it worked. It was just thought to be the next best thing after the OTC ban because it worked on a a similar mechanism and there was some (old as shit) studies that suggested it may work. No one was running further studies as Pseudoephedrine was just seen as the better drug.
Ladapo did.
Yeah in Florida.
His boss wears boots and thinks he doesn’t look like the other cute gay guys.
The entirety of the medical community is laughing at his ass, and I guarantee this little article just shat all over his reputation.
Edit:
Wait wait wait. You think the CDC and FDA will even bat an eye at this? If anything someone just filed a complaint with the medical board.