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Led by Sunny Kim, we argue Pembro for All! might be wiser than the current hodgepodge of FDA approvals

AKA Every solid tumor gets FIXED Course of Pembro
Higher RR & CHEAPER than current FDA labels👇
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Trial design to assess how much hospital staff masking protects patients:

1. PCR all staff & patients daily
2. Sequence virus to assess if cases linked
3. Randomise staff to different masks or no mask
4. Analyse (linked) results

Why is this study not being done?

Michael Absoud Vinay Prasad MD MPH Just one example harvard.edu/coronavirus/co…

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If you don't have a new idea, don't do the research paper

Public health experts are speaking up for 20-year-old men who got three doses & had Omicron facing mandates for bivalent booster the same way they spoke up for 2-year-olds in headstart facing cloth mask mandates for years on end. 👇👇

I hope I'm not revealing anything I shouldn't by this tweet, but the secret handshake of anti-lockdowners was a normal handshake.

Once again, an excellent 🧵 by Dr. Vinay Prasad. Every aspect is carefully weighed and his arguments are very convincing. Please take this into consideration Santé Québec Christian Dubé !

We should have kept schools open.

This is my piece covering Dr Joanna Moncrieff, Michael P. Hengartner, PhD, Mark Horowitz (et al.)'s latest paper on 'Serotonin Hypothesis'. My first time publishing anything, hope you all like it. Thanks a lot Vinay Prasad MD MPH for giving me this opportunity, really honored to write for Sensible Medicine

Thinking of the perfect way to downplay the catastrophic learning loss we are facing will not age well.

These losses will mean shorter and poorly lives for these kids. A human tragedy that was direct result of bad policy, and entirely avoidable. Europe avoided the worst.

This was something else that Florida got right about pandemic school policy. Data from Europe suggested these close contact quarantines weren't necessary, but that they disproportionately removed poor children from classrooms.
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