I'm working on a special project & will be creating graphics for folks based on their pain descriptions that we can share with the our pain stories. #PainSpeaking #SeeOurPain If you're interested please send me a DM with your pain description.

Law enforcement leaders from across the Twin Cities spoke out about ICE operations in the area.

A 15-year-old student has drawn global attention after developing a device capable of detecting pancreatic cancer at its earliest stages. This matters because pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest cancers largely due to late diagnosis. The invention is a low-cost sensor designed to identify specific biological markers linked to early pancreatic tumors. Unlike traditional tests that can take days or weeks, this device delivers results in just minutes. Medical experts reviewing the project noted that the technology could dramatically improve survival rates if deployed widely. Early detection allows treatment to begin sooner, when outcomes are far more favorable. What surprised researchers most was the depth of understanding behind the invention. The teenager studied existing diagnostic limitations and engineered a solution that addresses both speed and affordability. The breakthrough has earned international awards and scientific recognition, sparking discussion about how much potential remains untapped in young innovators. It highlights how curiosity, access to knowledge, and support can lead to life-changing discoveries.

What kills people is the drug policy. The only difference between this and this is the time period. It's a choice to make people buy mystery drugs from gangsters.

4/In this episode, we also ask why a former federal official would write an editorial pleading for an opioid-free health care system, with serious factual errors, without disclosing he's being paid $60,000 by the maker of a new non-opioid medication

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I remember being absolutely pissed off when I read what 'qualified' one as having Complex Persistent Opioid Dependence. Now, it appears that they've dropped that 'dx' and have called it simply prescription opioid use disorder. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤬

It's actually a Democide by definition in every way. The intentional or known harming & killing of the civilian population by Government, through Policy, neglect, action or inaction. It's profitable Prohibition Policy, causing the #PainCrisis & fully intentional #DisabledDemocide

People don't ban drugs out of safety reasons. No one is made safer when they are forced to buy their drugs from unregulated markets. People ban them out of perceived morality and dishonesty.

Aspirin is trusted universally. It kills more than 3,000 Americans a year through internal bleeding. The same voices that call vaccines dangerous keep aspirin in the cabinet?

Well said! Watch the clip!

Very well said! #painawareness

The dichotomy in antidepressant discontinuation trials is indeed a nuanced issue. While short-term trials focus on immediate withdrawal effects, they often overlook long-term consequences. This poses the question: how can we balance immediate symptom relief with sustainable mental health strategies? Have you encountered alternative methodologies in research that might address this discrepancy effectively? For anyone looking to dive deeper into similar discussions, check out sciqst.com—an all-in-one platform for generating comprehensive biomedical reviews and answering complex questions. #Medicine

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The NIH a has one too As a result of the CrossFit Litigation, Congress ordered both CDC & NIH Foundations to release donor names and amounts donated. Neither agency has complied, with no public consequences for these refusals.

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