Mike Chapman

It’s going to get ugly for good science. Let’s hope there’s a recovery position.

Increasing Jupiter speed in rain increase your collisional cross- sectional area. You get wetter.

‘National champions’ in global meat supply chains: implications for governance and corporate power in food systems
Sievert et al 2024
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

I was luckyy diagnosed at Stage1b, also fluked one of the best surgeons on the planet. And one very smart stand in GP that didnt accept a delay from a medical imaging company. Oh and dedicated people from a medical emergency air lift organisation.

Having made it through to the other side, still alive, though glancing past death twice. I would never suggest to another sufferer of pancreatic cancer to pin their chances to alternatives over modern scientific proven medical operations and a Whipple.

Kettle and teapot on the firebox because it’s Sunday afternoon and time to relax. The kettle is red, the teapot is an artistic masterpiece with the active galaxy CenA (NGC 5128) painted onto the side - only teapot like it in the world.

Time for a cuppa or two.

I would like people to stop wishing #pancreaticcancer on people they don’t like - even the Trump. It’s a terrible affliction, it makes life unbearable. An insidious disease comes out of nowhere to strike you down. The Whipple can remove the cancer but still the after effects are a nightmare.

Is the design file published somewhere? Any chance of getting it.

The real question is … Do you remember when Australians were progressive? Politics moves with the times and the mood of the populace. It’s not possible to lead if people don’t want to follow. Sheep dogs might be cute but they don’t negotiate with the sheep.

You need to see what these can look like if you’re in regional Australia and order from the USA. If only I could visit so many places on holidays.

What’s the point of a website that has a huge amount of crappy bullshit going on and with every attempt to scroll it just tries to load even more crap. Your website is unusable.

Discord is the likely platform/model.

This is a SHALL read article - don’t miss out on it.

Alcohol intake and pancreatic cancer risk: An analysis from 30 prospective studies across Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America Sabine Naudin and colleagues leverage individual-level data from 30 prospective cohorts from four continents to examine the association between alcohol intake and pancreatic cancer risk.

search.app/szSSJxRurTQc...

Alcohol an independent risk factor for Pancreatic cancer.

It was pilot/human error, it’s obvious that the plane was trying to compensate for something gone wrong, or the pilot was trying to compensate for a wrong setting. It’s not the 1940’s anymore and the cockpit crew need to understand the way the plane wants to fly.

Heavy Drinking Ups Pancreatic Cancer Risk, Large Study Finds Each 10-g increase in daily alcohol intake was linked to a 3% rise in risk.

Higher alcohol intake is linked to elevated pancreatic cancer risk 🍷🧬. Findings may inform discussions in #gastroenterology and broader #cancerprevention strategies.
conexiant.com/gastroentero...
#PhysicianUpdate #ClinicalInsights #MedSky

It’ll be a bloody nasty bruise when it comes out. A hit in the torso can damage internal organs in the head possibly kill. They need to get body armour.

Bill Atkinson, pioneering early Apple engineer, dies at 74 The engineer behind much of the Mac's early graphical user interfaces, QuickDraw, MacPaint, Hypercard and much more, William D. "Bill" Atkinson, died on June 5 of complications from pancreatic cancer.

The engineer behind much of the Mac's early graphical user interfaces, QuickDraw, MacPaint, Hypercard and much more, William D. "Bill" Atkinson, died on June 5 of complications from pancreatic cancer.

Luckily the GP sent me for a CT. Turned out there was delay, at the next visit he immediately phoned the scanning company and told them to do my CT now as a walk-in. From there though it was to the GI and ERCPs and EUSs before I ended up with A/Prof Whipple expert. No physical pain just discomfort.

Definitely weird bowel motions, over use of Imodium and Mylanta. I was travelling internationally a fair bit; just put it down to dietary changes. The immediate need to find a loo, and I mean immediate. The final trigger was a comment on my weight loss, over 20kgs. From someone not family.

I’m no evidence of disease, luckily caught at 1B. The symptoms obvious to the knowledgeable doctor. I don’t understand how some people and doctors seem to miss the discomfort of the early stages.

My experience with pancreatic cancer is that it can be cut out but you’re left with debilitating issues for the rest of your life. If not caught early still a likely death sentence.

Actually, I’m fascinated maybe obssessed with this. In hind sight do you recognise the symptoms? Did you just use over-the-counter pharmaceuticals? Did your doctor just not recognise the symptoms? My doctor here in Australia is an American - I’m the first pancreatic cancer he has seen.

And. The research on red wine was debunked and withdrawn. In fact it was from the wine industry and not peer reviewed.

I’m entirely convinced of this although my alcohol consumption was moderate against what I saw in others there’s likely a genetic component as well.

Nobody tell the Nationals about this USSR tech……. (4 converted tanks needed for a power station, one with the reactor)

Here’s a small request. I’d like people to stop wishing pancreatic cancer on people - even on Trump. It’s a devastating form of cancer and affects everyone around the sufferer. It’s truly insidious and will effect every part of life for ever more, even if you make it to ‘no evidence of disease’.

Looks good but I gotta get out of bed. It’s almost 10am.

I lived in Warringah for forty years, the writing was on the wall for Abbott and their local branches to see. Abbott is an anachronism and will soon be forgotten in the Liberals scramble for policies.