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Epidemiologist. Professor Emerita. Blue in Arizona, forged in the Burgh. Banner quote by @amandagorman 1elizabethtjacobs1@gmail.com @defendpublichealth.bsky.social https://www.defendpublichealth.org
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That was my understanding about adsβthat they are the one place that free speech can be overridden in favor of the truth.
But as you say, lolz at the thought of them doing anything under The Regime.
I do sometimes wonder if some of these snake oil peddlers could get in trouble for lying in advertisements for their practices, like if they included an ivermectin product on a website and said it would treat cancer or something.
But I have no idea.
In my experience, the key piece for medical board complaints that donβt involve personal misconduct is that they generally only take action if whatever happened occurred during a patient encounter.
It would be a tough row to hoe for boards to police things like social media posting.
This medical board did the same thing Iβve experienced when Iβve reported people like Sherri Tenpenny for spreading misinformation: nothing.
From what I can glean this doctor verbally abused a pharmacist who refused to fill an ivermectin prescription, and thatβs why the doc got a warning letter.
This article provides a good overview of what often happens when a healthcare provider is reported to a state board for spreading scientific misinformation.
The doctor merely got a warning letter (that was later rescinded) about a separate but related issue, and now heβs suing the board.
I donβt know, except to say that it is documented that misinformation flows faster and further than facts. This already puts us at a deficit.
03.03.2026 00:03 β π 5 π 0 π¬ 2 π 0Yes. He was in the back of my mind.
02.03.2026 23:52 β π 2 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0π― vis a vis ivermectin.
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02.03.2026 21:50 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Of course not. But Brenda from Facebook says differently, so I donβt know what to believe!
02.03.2026 21:49 β π 16 π 0 π¬ 4 π 0Lolll yep yep especially if one is a professor.
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There is no credible evidence that ivermectin has any impact as a cancer treatment.
If you choose to take it instead of undergoing standard treatment, you will die from your cancer.
Iβm sure he is. What will likely happen is that the charlatans on Temu ACIP will do a power-point on it during their upcoming meeting and call it fact.
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Itβs been more than 3 months since RFK Jr. appointee Vinay Prasad claimed, without evidence, that COVID19 vaccines killed 10 children.
Where are the peer-reviewed data, Prasad? Having a little bit of trouble finding someone who will publish scientific misinformation?
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Iβm late on this and for that I apologize.
To any trans human being out there who sees this, Iβm furious that Kansas has committed another act of abuse against you by invalidating legal documents that are necessary to function.
Itβs wrong and itβs devastating. Iβm so sorry this is happening.
Social media companies must be forced to take accountability for misinformation on their platforms, period.
The reason I hid your replies has nothing to do with the topic and everything to do with your obnoxious strawman posts, which you continue to write. Do better.
In a head-to-head competition, a virus will defeat your raw milk, beef tallow, and red meat diet every time.
You are not immune from the consequences of refusing to vaccinate.
βLate Wednesday, the federal government paused $260 million in Minnesotaβs Medicaid funding. This represents a catastrophic funding loss for the Medicaid program and the Minnesotans it servesβ¦β
The Minnesota DHS has released a statement about Trumpβs malicious funding cuts.
The measles outbreaks we are seeing are not βroutineβ.
These people genuinely want to see kids get sick. They do not care about their daughterβs baby or their neighborβs kid with cancer.
No. They must be right and they will contort themselves in any manner they need in order to defend their lies.
βEpidemiological data is being used politically and selectively to create a scapegoat for routine infection rates that rise and fallβ¦β says RFK Jr.βs BFF, Leslie Manookian.
No, Leslie. Measles was eliminated in the U.S.
Itβs easy to be an anti-vaxxer because youβre not confined to facts.
The problem with snake oil peddlers like Casey Means is not just that they promote products that are at best useless for profit.
The danger is in the complete lack of character. If sheβll lie to you to sell books and supplements, imagine what sheβll do to gain and maintain power.
Iβve hidden her responses to you because they were completely unnecessary.
Everyone is stressed right now. I try to show grace as much as I can, but sometimes it goes too far and I need to do a cleanup on aisle 6.
The poster to whom youβre responding said nothing about wanting to jail protestors, and your rudeness is wholly unnecessary.
02.03.2026 17:38 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 1 π 1Sure. When someone is post-screaming βHAS THERE EVER BEEN A STUDY THAT SHOWS THE HPV VACCINE PREVENTS CANCER, YES OR NO!!!!β, itβs really easy to explain the carcinogenesis pathway and surrogate endpoints.
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Twitter is a propaganda operation.
That is its sole purpose.
The first concern with measles is, of course, the devastating health impact.
But this article does a great job of explaining the economic costs.
Photo of a desert landscape. There are prickly pear cactus in the foreground and a lot of dirt and more cacti. In the top left you can see a crescent moon though in fairness it looks like a blob. Then you looking further out over the horizon you see a blue sky with yellow orange and red colors that are in the shape of a the top of a circle.
Looking east during sunset in Tucson. The Belt of Venus.
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