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SoCal: Armed Robbers Pistol Whip Asian Couple, Rob Man of $60,000 Rolex in Broad Daylight Attack.
July 11, 2022
Armed robbers pistol whipped an Asian couple and robbed the man of his $60,000 Rolex in a broad daylight attack.
July 11, 2022
Armed robbers pistol whipped an Asian couple and robbed the man of his $60,000 Rolex in a broad daylight attack.
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Two brothers, 10 and 14, surrender to police over fatal beating of James Lambert
July 11, 2022
"Two young brothers turned themselves into Philadelphia police Monday over the vicious beating death of 73-year-old James Lambert that was caught on camera, police said.
The siblings, ages 10 and 14, surrendered to authorities in connection to the fatal attack carried out by the crew of youngsters, according to authorities. Lambert was hit with a traffic cone during June 24 attack and died from his injuries a day later, police said.
Police confirmed the two minors were among the seven kids allegedly involved in attacking the lifelong Philadelphia resident, though it is unclear what role the brothers had.
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner told CBS 3 Philly the investigation is very active and juveniles involved could likely face murder charges “certainly on the very limited information we have.”
No formal charges have been brought.
Investigators were still working to identify some of the minors in the attack, CBS 3 Philly reported.
14-Year-Old Boy To Be Charged With 3rd-Degree Murder In Connection To Fatal Beating Of 73-Year-Old Man: Sources
July 12, 2022
Sources close to the investigation tell CBS3 a 14-year-old boy is being processed on charges of third-degree murder and conspiracy in connection to the brutal beating of a 73-year-old man that was captured on camera in North Philadelphia. James Lambert later died from his injuries.
Eyewitness News cameras were there at Philadelphia police headquarters as two young brothers — ages 10 and 14 — turned themselves in to authorities around 4 p.m Monday.
Police confirm the brothers were among seven juveniles captured on camera in a violent attack that happened last month in North Philadelphia.
Investigators are still working to identify some of the teens seen in that hard-to-watch security video.
Surveillance video shows the group of four males and three females taunting and striking Lambert with a traffic cone along the 2100 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue in North Philadelphia. Lambert died the next day from injuries to his head.
It’s not clear what the roles were of the two brothers who walked into police headquarters."
July 11, 2022
"Two young brothers turned themselves into Philadelphia police Monday over the vicious beating death of 73-year-old James Lambert that was caught on camera, police said.
The siblings, ages 10 and 14, surrendered to authorities in connection to the fatal attack carried out by the crew of youngsters, according to authorities. Lambert was hit with a traffic cone during June 24 attack and died from his injuries a day later, police said.
Police confirmed the two minors were among the seven kids allegedly involved in attacking the lifelong Philadelphia resident, though it is unclear what role the brothers had.
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner told CBS 3 Philly the investigation is very active and juveniles involved could likely face murder charges “certainly on the very limited information we have.”
No formal charges have been brought.
Investigators were still working to identify some of the minors in the attack, CBS 3 Philly reported.
14-Year-Old Boy To Be Charged With 3rd-Degree Murder In Connection To Fatal Beating Of 73-Year-Old Man: Sources
July 12, 2022
Sources close to the investigation tell CBS3 a 14-year-old boy is being processed on charges of third-degree murder and conspiracy in connection to the brutal beating of a 73-year-old man that was captured on camera in North Philadelphia. James Lambert later died from his injuries.
Eyewitness News cameras were there at Philadelphia police headquarters as two young brothers — ages 10 and 14 — turned themselves in to authorities around 4 p.m Monday.
Police confirm the brothers were among seven juveniles captured on camera in a violent attack that happened last month in North Philadelphia.
Investigators are still working to identify some of the teens seen in that hard-to-watch security video.
Surveillance video shows the group of four males and three females taunting and striking Lambert with a traffic cone along the 2100 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue in North Philadelphia. Lambert died the next day from injuries to his head.
It’s not clear what the roles were of the two brothers who walked into police headquarters."
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https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/healt ... 4c27d4b4cd
"White House chief medical adviser Dr Anthony Fauci has admitted that Covid vaccines do not work “overly well” against stopping people from getting infected.
Dr Fauci - who was the face of the pandemic in the US - said he still fully recommended getting vaccinated as jabs do protect against severe disease.
“One of the things that’s clear from the data [is] that even though vaccines - because of the high degree of transmissibility of this virus - don’t protect overly well against infection, they protect quite well against severe disease leading to hospitalisation and death,” he told Fox News.
“And I believe that’s the reason why at my age, being vaccinated and boosted, even though it didn’t protect me against infection, I feel confident that it made a major role in protecting me from progressing to severe disease. And that’s very likely why I had a relatively mild course.
“So my message to people who seem confused because people who are vaccinated get infected - the answer is if you weren’t vaccinated, the likelihood [is] you would have had [a] more severe course than you did have when you were vaccinated.”
The efficacy of Covid vaccines has been called into question in recent weeks as new variants spread across Australia and the rest of the world.
New subvariants of the Omicron strain appear to be able to evade vaccines, leading to an explosion of cases - and more hospitalisations.
There have been calls for the return of social distancing and the enforced wearing of face masks to reduce transmission of the disease.
World Health Organisation chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has backed calls for some Covid measures to return, warning that the virus is running free.
He said he was worried that case numbers were shooting up, putting more strain on health systems and workers.
The number of Covid cases reported to the WHO increased 30 per cent in the past two weeks, driven by sub-variants of the Omicron strain and the lifting of control measures.
“New waves of the virus demonstrate again that Covid-19 is nowhere near over. As the virus pushes at us, we must push back,” he insisted.
He told a news conference that as transmission increases, governments must also deploy tried-and-tested measures like mask-wearing and improving ventilation."
"White House chief medical adviser Dr Anthony Fauci has admitted that Covid vaccines do not work “overly well” against stopping people from getting infected.
Dr Fauci - who was the face of the pandemic in the US - said he still fully recommended getting vaccinated as jabs do protect against severe disease.
“One of the things that’s clear from the data [is] that even though vaccines - because of the high degree of transmissibility of this virus - don’t protect overly well against infection, they protect quite well against severe disease leading to hospitalisation and death,” he told Fox News.
“And I believe that’s the reason why at my age, being vaccinated and boosted, even though it didn’t protect me against infection, I feel confident that it made a major role in protecting me from progressing to severe disease. And that’s very likely why I had a relatively mild course.
“So my message to people who seem confused because people who are vaccinated get infected - the answer is if you weren’t vaccinated, the likelihood [is] you would have had [a] more severe course than you did have when you were vaccinated.”
The efficacy of Covid vaccines has been called into question in recent weeks as new variants spread across Australia and the rest of the world.
New subvariants of the Omicron strain appear to be able to evade vaccines, leading to an explosion of cases - and more hospitalisations.
There have been calls for the return of social distancing and the enforced wearing of face masks to reduce transmission of the disease.
World Health Organisation chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has backed calls for some Covid measures to return, warning that the virus is running free.
He said he was worried that case numbers were shooting up, putting more strain on health systems and workers.
The number of Covid cases reported to the WHO increased 30 per cent in the past two weeks, driven by sub-variants of the Omicron strain and the lifting of control measures.
“New waves of the virus demonstrate again that Covid-19 is nowhere near over. As the virus pushes at us, we must push back,” he insisted.
He told a news conference that as transmission increases, governments must also deploy tried-and-tested measures like mask-wearing and improving ventilation."
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https://thegoptimes.com/a-top-ice-cream ... 20BS3%20PI
"The CDC, the Florida Department of Health, and public health and regulatory officials are currently investigating a multi-state listeria outbreak which seems to be connected to Big Olaf brand ice cream products.
Currently, over 10 states have experienced cases of listeria. However, the CDC said the outbreak may not be limited to the states affected “because some people recover without medical care and are not tested for Listeria.”
"The CDC, the Florida Department of Health, and public health and regulatory officials are currently investigating a multi-state listeria outbreak which seems to be connected to Big Olaf brand ice cream products.
Currently, over 10 states have experienced cases of listeria. However, the CDC said the outbreak may not be limited to the states affected “because some people recover without medical care and are not tested for Listeria.”
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MIDVALE, Utah (KTVX) – Police have released body cam footage from an incident at a Utah McDonald’s where a 4-year-old shot at officers back in February.
The 12-minute video shows the moments leading up to the arrest of 27-year-old Sadaat Johnson as well as what took place after one of his children shot at police at the drive-thru.
Unified Police Department initially responded to the McDonald’s on Feb. 21 around 1:30 p.m. when employees reported that a man brandished a gun in the drive-thru after his order was incorrect.
Bodycam footage of 4-year-old who shot at police at McDonald’s released.
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https://gopnewsfeed.com/the-army-begins ... 0RC%200522
The United States Army has actually started its purge of soldiers who declined to take the COVID-19 vaccine.
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The United States Army has actually started its purge of soldiers who declined to take the COVID-19 vaccine.
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https://headlineusa.com/congressmen-iss ... =HUSAemail
"Members of the USA House and Senate Armed Services committees have warned that new biological weapons could target the country’s food supply and use DNA to target individual Americans, according to a report from Axios.
In a warning reminiscent of the last Daniel Craig Bond film, Rep. Jason Crow, D-Colo., told the Aspen Security Forum last week that increasingly large private DNA databases could be sold off and used in the production of DNA-targeting weapons.
“There are now weapons under development, and developed, that are designed to target specific people,” Crow said. “Where you can actually take someone’s DNA . . . and you can target a biological weapon that will kill that person or take them off the battlefield or make them inoperable.”
Crow suggested that DNA-collecting companies like 23andme, which provide “comprehensive ancestry breakdowns” and “personalized health insights,” actually own their customers DNA and can sell it to the highest bidder.
“People will very rapidly spit into a cup and send it to 23andMe and get really interesting data about their background — and guess what?” Crow said. “Their DNA is now owned by a private company [and] can be sold off.”
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, echoed Crows warning, and suggested that America’s enemies could use biological weapons to target its food supply.
“If we look at food security, and what can our adversaries do with biological weapons that are directed at our animal agriculture, at our agricultural sector?” Ernst said. “Food insecurity drives a lot of other insecurities around the globe.”
Though Ernst warned that foreign entities or terrorists could target America’s “animal agriculture,” she made no mention of the WEF-motivated trend on the part of Western countries like Ireland and Canada to use climate change as a justification to destroy its own food supply."
"Members of the USA House and Senate Armed Services committees have warned that new biological weapons could target the country’s food supply and use DNA to target individual Americans, according to a report from Axios.
In a warning reminiscent of the last Daniel Craig Bond film, Rep. Jason Crow, D-Colo., told the Aspen Security Forum last week that increasingly large private DNA databases could be sold off and used in the production of DNA-targeting weapons.
“There are now weapons under development, and developed, that are designed to target specific people,” Crow said. “Where you can actually take someone’s DNA . . . and you can target a biological weapon that will kill that person or take them off the battlefield or make them inoperable.”
Crow suggested that DNA-collecting companies like 23andme, which provide “comprehensive ancestry breakdowns” and “personalized health insights,” actually own their customers DNA and can sell it to the highest bidder.
“People will very rapidly spit into a cup and send it to 23andMe and get really interesting data about their background — and guess what?” Crow said. “Their DNA is now owned by a private company [and] can be sold off.”
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, echoed Crows warning, and suggested that America’s enemies could use biological weapons to target its food supply.
“If we look at food security, and what can our adversaries do with biological weapons that are directed at our animal agriculture, at our agricultural sector?” Ernst said. “Food insecurity drives a lot of other insecurities around the globe.”
Though Ernst warned that foreign entities or terrorists could target America’s “animal agriculture,” she made no mention of the WEF-motivated trend on the part of Western countries like Ireland and Canada to use climate change as a justification to destroy its own food supply."
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Elizabeth
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Elizabeth
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"vaccinating during a pandemic will drive the evolution of resistant strains. This is precisely what we’re now seeing with Omicron variants BA.4 and BA.5, which circumvent both natural immunity and COVID jab-induced antibodies
The CDC and the FDA are also ignoring the reality of immune imprinting, which is causing COVID-jabbed individuals to contract COVID more frequently, and repeatedly
Media are again trying to drum up fear over new COVID strains, despite data clearly showing hospitalization rates remain steady even though the infection rate is rising
When RNAs include pseudouridine — as all mRNA COVID shots do — they will last longer and be less inflammatory. However, we’ve now discovered pseudouridine-containing RNA also causes immunosuppression, which we’re seeing in many who have received the jabs".
https://www.theepochtimes.com/mrna-plat ... qvuKTxY%3D
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The CDC and the FDA are also ignoring the reality of immune imprinting, which is causing COVID-jabbed individuals to contract COVID more frequently, and repeatedly
Media are again trying to drum up fear over new COVID strains, despite data clearly showing hospitalization rates remain steady even though the infection rate is rising
When RNAs include pseudouridine — as all mRNA COVID shots do — they will last longer and be less inflammatory. However, we’ve now discovered pseudouridine-containing RNA also causes immunosuppression, which we’re seeing in many who have received the jabs".
https://www.theepochtimes.com/mrna-plat ... qvuKTxY%3D
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https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/healt ... b778bfbf24
“Healthy three-year-old Jonny Simoson was in a pool when his Mum noticed a small speck on his right shoulder blade. It was a tick smaller than a pen point.
“It was not embedded. It was not engorged. I easily removed it with a pair of tweezers, and it was still alive,” Ms Simoson said. “He didn’t necessarily have any marks on his back shoulder until a few days later — there was just a tiny red bump. That was it.” About two weeks later, Jonny’s daycare called saying he was not feeling well.
“He was mopey, had no appetite, and the fact that he was complaining about a headache was not normal for a three-year-old,” Ms Simoson said. Just that morning, his mum said he had been eating breakfast, playing with water guns and having the time of his life.
His symptoms got worse over the next two days. After a visit to the paediatrician, Johnny was sent home with some supportive medicines. He woke up that night with a fever.
“We called the doctor the very next morning, and I said he’s sleeping a lot and that’s really not like him,” Ms Simoson said.
After a second visit to the doctor, she took her son to the ER as his fever spiked above 104 degrees (40C). He also showed no reaction to a Tylenol suppository, which was abnormal for a typically rambunctious boy.
Days in the hospital turned to weeks. Elevated white blood cell counts swelled to 30,000. He was unusually drowsy and showed no signs of perking up after IV fluids.
A spinal tap found that he had increased neutrophils – a type of white blood cell that acts as the immune system’s first responders – in his cord fluid. He was treated for bacterial and viral meningitis until doctors ruled them out.
Johnny was transferred to a specialty children’s hospital, where he spent four days in the paediatric intensive care unit undergoing a coronary CT scan to rule out a brain bleed, an abscess or mass. All of those were ruled out.
“Things got really scary at that point,” Ms Simoson said. “It was so frustrating searching for an answer. We were terrified that we might not be coming home with our child.”
However, after an MRI, neurologists were able to diagnose him with meningoencephalitis – an infection of both the brain and the thin tissue that surrounds it. After a night of intravenous immunoglobulin, a treatment for patients with antibody deficiencies, there were signs of hope.
Ms Simoson believes that IVIG made all the difference for her son.
“Within 15 hours of his first dose, I heard ‘Mummy, is that pepperoni pizza?’” she recalled.
In reality, it was simply a tissue box. To Johnny, however, it looked like a pizza box, and that’s all the kid wanted – a slice of pie.
“So we started asking him questions to try to gauge his cognitive ability at this point,” Ms Simoson said.
After almost five full days of unresponsiveness, her son was alert and talking.
There was light at the end of the tunnel for Johnny, but the toll of isolation was devastating.
“Isolation is hard on a toddler,” Ms Simoson said. “He started having ICU delirium and by the time he was allowed out of isolation, he did not want to go back to the room.” His parents had to teach him how to eat and drink again, as well as how to sit up and speak clearly.
After 12 days Johnny was still not walking, and his balance was poor. Johnny tested positive for Powassan virus – a rare and dangerous tick-borne disease. His parents had to teach him how to eat and drink again, as well as how to sit up and speak clearly. He still has some noticeable left-side deficiencies and has regressed cognitively. Ms Simoson is now urging others to prevent tick bites and advocate for their children.
“You are the only one who knows them and what is normal for them, and if you don’t feel right about it, advocate for them,” she said. “Don’t feel like you’re questioning someone. That’s your job.”
Her son had five doses of IVIG, a blood product, over the course of his hospital stay. With each dose, she said doctors saw consistent improvements.
“We are confident, it can’t be proven, but we know deep down that IVIG was the turning point for Johnny, and it is important to get that treatment quickly. "
“Healthy three-year-old Jonny Simoson was in a pool when his Mum noticed a small speck on his right shoulder blade. It was a tick smaller than a pen point.
“It was not embedded. It was not engorged. I easily removed it with a pair of tweezers, and it was still alive,” Ms Simoson said. “He didn’t necessarily have any marks on his back shoulder until a few days later — there was just a tiny red bump. That was it.” About two weeks later, Jonny’s daycare called saying he was not feeling well.
“He was mopey, had no appetite, and the fact that he was complaining about a headache was not normal for a three-year-old,” Ms Simoson said. Just that morning, his mum said he had been eating breakfast, playing with water guns and having the time of his life.
His symptoms got worse over the next two days. After a visit to the paediatrician, Johnny was sent home with some supportive medicines. He woke up that night with a fever.
“We called the doctor the very next morning, and I said he’s sleeping a lot and that’s really not like him,” Ms Simoson said.
After a second visit to the doctor, she took her son to the ER as his fever spiked above 104 degrees (40C). He also showed no reaction to a Tylenol suppository, which was abnormal for a typically rambunctious boy.
Days in the hospital turned to weeks. Elevated white blood cell counts swelled to 30,000. He was unusually drowsy and showed no signs of perking up after IV fluids.
A spinal tap found that he had increased neutrophils – a type of white blood cell that acts as the immune system’s first responders – in his cord fluid. He was treated for bacterial and viral meningitis until doctors ruled them out.
Johnny was transferred to a specialty children’s hospital, where he spent four days in the paediatric intensive care unit undergoing a coronary CT scan to rule out a brain bleed, an abscess or mass. All of those were ruled out.
“Things got really scary at that point,” Ms Simoson said. “It was so frustrating searching for an answer. We were terrified that we might not be coming home with our child.”
However, after an MRI, neurologists were able to diagnose him with meningoencephalitis – an infection of both the brain and the thin tissue that surrounds it. After a night of intravenous immunoglobulin, a treatment for patients with antibody deficiencies, there were signs of hope.
Ms Simoson believes that IVIG made all the difference for her son.
“Within 15 hours of his first dose, I heard ‘Mummy, is that pepperoni pizza?’” she recalled.
In reality, it was simply a tissue box. To Johnny, however, it looked like a pizza box, and that’s all the kid wanted – a slice of pie.
“So we started asking him questions to try to gauge his cognitive ability at this point,” Ms Simoson said.
After almost five full days of unresponsiveness, her son was alert and talking.
There was light at the end of the tunnel for Johnny, but the toll of isolation was devastating.
“Isolation is hard on a toddler,” Ms Simoson said. “He started having ICU delirium and by the time he was allowed out of isolation, he did not want to go back to the room.” His parents had to teach him how to eat and drink again, as well as how to sit up and speak clearly.
After 12 days Johnny was still not walking, and his balance was poor. Johnny tested positive for Powassan virus – a rare and dangerous tick-borne disease. His parents had to teach him how to eat and drink again, as well as how to sit up and speak clearly. He still has some noticeable left-side deficiencies and has regressed cognitively. Ms Simoson is now urging others to prevent tick bites and advocate for their children.
“You are the only one who knows them and what is normal for them, and if you don’t feel right about it, advocate for them,” she said. “Don’t feel like you’re questioning someone. That’s your job.”
Her son had five doses of IVIG, a blood product, over the course of his hospital stay. With each dose, she said doctors saw consistent improvements.
“We are confident, it can’t be proven, but we know deep down that IVIG was the turning point for Johnny, and it is important to get that treatment quickly. "
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Elizabeth
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https://www.nutritruth.org/single-post/ ... -they-ve-1
Parasites in the vaccine lays eggs and hatches on live TV... this is perhaps the real reason they've outlawed the anti parasite drugs ivermectin and HCQ.
Parasites in the vaccine lays eggs and hatches on live TV... this is perhaps the real reason they've outlawed the anti parasite drugs ivermectin and HCQ.
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https://libertymass.com/city-in-califor ... abortions/
"The city council out in one Orange County, California, city is slated to consider a resolution in the upcoming few weeks that would seek to outright ban abortions and make the area a “sanctuary for life.”
Steve Knoblock, a City Councilman for San Clemente, created and proposed a new resolution that states that life starts at conception and “stands firmly against” Planned Parenthood and all abortion clinics being open at all in the city of almost 65,000 people. The council is slated to go over this new resolution at its begins its next scheduled meeting on the 16th of August.
“The City Council of San Clemente, hereby recognises and declares the full humanity of the preborn child through all states of life up and until a natural death and declares the City of San Clemente, to be a sanctuary for life where the dignity of every human being will be defended and promoted from life inside the womb through all stages of development in life up and until natural death,” reads a draft of the new resolution.
As part of the two-page resolution, Knoblock makes reference to the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade via a Supreme Court decision and highlights that it is the council’s duty to “honour and respect God” when it comes to banning abortion.
“We believe that life is God-ordained and God is the author and finisher of every life. No matter if at the beginning or at the end. As a city council, we will protect and sustain life at every stage. As we ask God to bless America, we first have to honour and respect God,” explained the resolution."
"The city council out in one Orange County, California, city is slated to consider a resolution in the upcoming few weeks that would seek to outright ban abortions and make the area a “sanctuary for life.”
Steve Knoblock, a City Councilman for San Clemente, created and proposed a new resolution that states that life starts at conception and “stands firmly against” Planned Parenthood and all abortion clinics being open at all in the city of almost 65,000 people. The council is slated to go over this new resolution at its begins its next scheduled meeting on the 16th of August.
“The City Council of San Clemente, hereby recognises and declares the full humanity of the preborn child through all states of life up and until a natural death and declares the City of San Clemente, to be a sanctuary for life where the dignity of every human being will be defended and promoted from life inside the womb through all stages of development in life up and until natural death,” reads a draft of the new resolution.
As part of the two-page resolution, Knoblock makes reference to the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade via a Supreme Court decision and highlights that it is the council’s duty to “honour and respect God” when it comes to banning abortion.
“We believe that life is God-ordained and God is the author and finisher of every life. No matter if at the beginning or at the end. As a city council, we will protect and sustain life at every stage. As we ask God to bless America, we first have to honour and respect God,” explained the resolution."
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A spectacular head-on collision between two galaxies fueled the unusual triangular-shaped star-birthing frenzy, as captured in a new image from NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope. Astronomers suggest that the galaxies passed through each other, igniting the uniquely shaped star-formation firestorm in NGC 2445, where thousands of stars are bursting to life.
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Prostate Cancer Hormone Therapy May Increase Risk of Mortality From Cardiovascular Disease
Use of hormone therapy to treat prostate cancer may require more consideration by health care providers as new study shows the therapy may increase the risk of heart disease.
https://synopsi.medpagetoday.com/?utm_s ... xitoverlay
Use of hormone therapy to treat prostate cancer may require more consideration by health care providers as new study shows the therapy may increase the risk of heart disease.
https://synopsi.medpagetoday.com/?utm_s ... xitoverlay
