It's possible, I guess. My hospital is 50 miles away from me, as I live in a rural location. It's in a smaller city. Bringing Cerner in is supposed to cut costs.
It's possible, I guess. My hospital is 50 miles away from me, as I live in a rural location. It's in a smaller city. Bringing Cerner in is supposed to cut costs.
So... Salesman or IT? Actually... You don't have to answer that, we both know it and I won't hold it against you if you don't answer. It doesn't matter to the point if you aren't claiming a doctors medical knowledge of Covid.
I would LOVE to debate/publicly debrief, a doctor on this. An honest doctor, I wouldn't care which politically leaning they had if any as long as they were honest.
Small towns are being hit very hard. A lot of this nation is small towns. I've seen small towns die in the last 4 decades but this will do damage faster and far more deep.
We can't allow this to continue.
These are people. Americans. We have to stop the deaths.
The hospitals can't deal with all the cases. Most are told to go home when diagnosed. If they get bad they can go back to the hospital but the hospitals in their areas are overwhelmed. There are no beds. They don't have the equipment or people to treat all the cases of the virus.
Cases are surging all over the nation with hospitals overwhelmed all over the nation. People are dying by the thousands.
Truth. Small towns don’t have level three ICU capacity for the really sick ones. They don’t have the right specialists. The right equipment. The right nurses.
Actually, you do have a point here, but it extends beyond the Chinese Kung Flu.
I don't know how advanced the equipment has to be for advanced Coronavirus cases, but there are definitely a lot ailments that do require equipment not available in small towns and rural areas. Sometimes country and small town people have to go to Hell Hole Super Cities for needed medical care.
This is a problem if we are going to have Biden-Care or another socialized medicine scheme. As long as its a government program, sending advanced equipment and top doctors to America's small towns so that people have EQUAL care is essential.
Oh yeah, well, the hospitals shouldn't be wasting so much space, time, and effort promoting and compelling prostitution by means of psychiatric wards, mental hospitals, and insane asylums.
Yeah, well I don't like the small town coroners and medical examiners who have absolute veto power over murder investigations, and absolute authority to arbirarily assign and certify any legally binding cause of death they wish to scribble out and rubber-stamp on a form.
When you heard of such a high percentage of people allegedly dying from a certain cause,all being that old or older, you have to wonder how many of them were about to die anyway, without the cause that they are alleged to have died from.
Why not EQUALIZE medical care, if its going to be a federal scheme? That's the point. Sure, small town people sometimes have to go to the big, failed cities. But they shouldn't have to for Medical Care, if its a governmental program. Shouldn't we have Equality in governmental services?
Why not EQUALIZE medical care, if its going to be a federal scheme? That's the point. Sure, small town people sometimes have to go to the big, failed cities. But they shouldn't have to for Medical Care, if its a governmental program. Shouldn't we have Equality in governmental services?
However, several animal studies indicate serious health risks associated with GM food consumption including infertility, immune dysregulation, accelerated aging, dysregulation of genes associated with cholesterol synthesis, insulin regulation, cell signaling, and protein formation, and changes in the liver, kidney, spleen and gastrointestinal system.
There is more than a casual association between GM foods and adverse health effects. There is causation as defined by Hill's Criteria in the areas of strength of association, consistency, specificity, biological gradient, and biological plausibility.5 The strength of association and consistency between GM foods and disease is confirmed in several animal studies.2,6,7,8,9,10,11
Specificity of the association of GM foods and specific disease processes is also supported. Multiple animal studies show significant immune dysregulation, including upregulation of cytokines associated with asthma, allergy, and inflammation. 6,11 Animal studies also show altered structure and function of the liver, including altered lipid and carbohydrate metabolism as well as cellular changes that could lead to accelerated aging and possibly lead to the accumulation of reactive oxygen species (ROS). 7,8,10 Changes in the kidney, pancreas and spleen have also been documented. 6,8,10 A recent 2008 study links GM corn with infertility, showing a significant decrease in offspring over time and significantly lower litter weight in mice fed GM corn.8 This study also found that over 400 genes were found to be expressed differently in the mice fed GM corn. These are genes known to control protein synthesis and modification, cell signaling, cholesterol synthesis, and insulin regulation. Studies also show intestinal damage in animals fed GM foods, including proliferative cell growth9 and disruption of the intestinal immune system.6
Animal studies—commonly used to help assess human health risks—have suggested that GMOs might cause damage to the immune system, liver, and kidneys. More studies are needed to determine long-term effects. And the ability of researchers to track potential health effects of GMOs in the human population is hampered by the absence of labeling. “Physicians need to know what their patients are eating,” Gould says. “If your patient has a problem with food allergies or other side effects that may be related to GMOs, it’s difficult to identify any links unless these foods are labeled.”