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I'm pro-morphine as a controlled medicine for extreme pain and end-of-life. I've seen it work. I've had it post-surgery. Fentanyl, my brother claims to be the best. It, too, can work wonders under a controlled environment.
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If he expects this summer to be his demise, then it must have mutated and spread to vital organs. Metastatic cancer is the true killer. Cancer in your bones can linger for years without progression.
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Let's be specific, they don't know if he is fully cured. They need more time to conclude efficacy.
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They know the system, but the system is changing. I also wish they could stay and use their power to delay and obfuscate to protect their employees and their goals. This is a power of being a manager, at the least. I also suspect that since
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Politicians call it the "spin". Word creativity works better here than lying. You can get tripped up in lies.
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Excuse me? Do you know how ivermectin works? Read up on it, it blocks ion channels in invertebrates. Not mammals. It doesn't do anything to mammals unless you reach extremely high doses.
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I wonder how this is going (started 2013), because I have a hunch it will be chasing ghosts, mostly. Placebo affect is a factor here. I also wonder how many fake leads from "propaganda physicians" they get.
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These are no UAPs that are made from extraterrestrial beings, it does not exist. Everything is from earth.
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Key takeaways: >> Fructose does not directly fuel tumors. The authors note that the cancer cells themselves were unable to use fructose readily as a nutrient because they did not express ketohexokinase-C (KHK-C). However, the liver co
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The Ghibli style took humans decades to refine and create. All that respect and adoration for the craft and artists and the time it took, is now gone in an instant, making it a shallow trivial thing. Worse is to have another company exploit
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When I did freelance graphic design, this was said to me. I didn't eat much that week.
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In business, we usually don't disrupt systems that work and that have a large user base. So therefore, this is unprofessional and they are not listening to their user base. I can only expect disaster, unless they are stopped.
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My understanding is they are saying the elasticity of the price (what can be absorbed by tariff increase) comes from the transaction in the retail market it ultimately sells to, yet the "equation" was using elasticity of the impor
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Reddit's r/QuiverQuantitative. follows trades and puts by members of congress. MJ Greene bought stock in Dollar General.
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Accusatory clause aside, but I agree, this is how a lot of "starving artists" get out of being starving.
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I'm curious what the courts can do about this. My thought is that a president should not have this power to intervene with foundational government processes without congressional approval. Otherwise the next president will re-write the
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Also consider the elder spectrum. As my father grows older with eye and coordination issues, he cannot use the intricacies of a smart phone.
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Spewing lava, pretty neat! Live feeds on YouTube confuse me, because it says "Live" but is that YouTube or the video claiming "live"? The start date is different. I wish it would say "last updated" and post the
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Interesting results. >> Oral cholecalciferol 100 000 IU every 2 weeks Wow that's high. The study didn't state issues of too much vitamin D. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK557876/
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>> The frontend ecosystem is kind of broken right now. Everyone claims it's broken, then builds a new framework.
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Taxes are suppose to keep this from going out of control. but the only way to appeal a tax appraisal increase (here in Washington) is to use OTHER home values in the area that are similar, but less.
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Hmmm. >> Bir Charles' letter to you recommends against doclassification of the Farrea Comaission document CD-971, which refers to our investigation of anonymous telephone calls to the Canberra Babassy before and after the amcassi
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He has never once brought up proof to a regulatory committee that can act as a checkpoint for his claims or actions. So therefore, to maintain his position, he MUST make up false accusations to show he is in the right, and the government wi
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Convenience factor. Bluesky is single site. Mastodon is multiple sites.
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The crypto-currency value is manipulated by billionaires, and get-quick-rich schemes. Consider Hawk Tuah and Trump-meme coins. It's overall poor for monetary value, with daily radical fluctuation. As a technology it's interesting.
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Bitcoin is stable? I assume you mean in versatility, not value.
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>> show-popover: Maps to el.showPopover(). I'm surprised they're still keeping this convention of kabob-to-camelCase function name transcribing. I've never been a fan.
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>> Mac Studio with M3 Ultra starts with 96GB of unified memory I still see laptops selling with 8GB memory, and IMO we should be well past this by now with, IMO, 32GB minimum. My work laptop still only has 16GB.
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Sequentially? Yes. Simultaneously? Rare. Doxorubicin and cisplatin, has been done, but keytruda was quite interesting when it started to do clinical trials in combination with various chemos so that the FDA would approve it. My late-wife&#x
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And one would expect AI approval processes to not be a barrier? My doctor uses tele-visits, and will prescribe medications with merely a few message exchanges. I don't know what AI will solve here.
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