Blocked again. It would seem that
Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH®
does not like his followership to see his wonky narrative being challenged, even if done politely.

Here's a video I made breaking down this very important case of a 40-year-old woman who presented to the ER with abdominal pain that feels like 'bad menstrual cramps'

#FOAMed

Not a bot (honest, guv) and I will challenge misinformation. For free.

AACE are reminding #ambulance and #paramedic crews to stay aware of our #SafeInTheBack campaign messages - emphasising the importance of ensuring staff and patients are secured whilst travelling, so that injuries - and worse - are prevented.

>> aace.org.uk/news/remember-…

Lee Lee is another “proud refusenik” who does not like to see evidence that contradicts their wonky narrative.

🇮🇪 #PalliativeCare Consultant Dr Feargal Twomey:
“Legislating for #assistedsuicide … has the potential for immense harm and unintended consequences… [Royal College of Physicians of Ireland finds] that the potential harms outweigh the arguments in favour”.
rcpi.ie/News/statement…

The CEO of Dignity in Dying is openly calling for the suppression of views which go against her organisation's stated aim. And we are supposed to take their reassurances about safeguards at face value?

Your reminder that Dignity in Dying is so committed to an open and honest debate about #AssistedDying that they block a disability charity so that they don't have to hear from the real disabled people their plans put at risk.

I said in the debate today that everywhere Assisted Suicide is introduced the scope or eligibility soon expands. A thread:

Fiona Bruce MP (Fiona Bruce MP, UK FoRB Envoy) fact checks the assisted suicide lobby’s claims that the public overwhelmingly support assisted suicide:

“In 2021 a Survation poll asked over 1000 members of the public what they thought the term assisted dying meant...'

It would seem that Harry Fisher does not like hearing of others’ experiences that do not tally with his questionable narrative.

I’m sorry you felt the need to block Dr David Cartland. Yes, I question and challenge you on your misleading posts, but always aim to do so in a measured, polite and reasonable way.

‘Public support for legalisation of assisted suicide in Scotland is thus neither “overwhelming” nor “growing”.’

What say you, Liam McArthur MSP ?

Dear Adrian
You're doing a brilliant job of working out the perplexities of dying & grief.
All the stuff you wish you'd known, you'd have known in the days when death was more familiar.
You're not 'banging on,' but reminding us.
Thank you.
Shelagh Fogarty
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

A lot of my academic focus over the past few years has been on out-of-hours community care provision, and use of Emergency care, for people near the end of life.

👇A brilliant / awful article by Adrian Chiles that simply, perfectly, explains why this matters.

New #CATNAPS podcast! Designed and hosted by our patient co-investigator Jeremy Dearling, in conversation with #paramedic Jon Rogers 💙 #fatigue #sleep #research #ambulance #NHSstaff @elicia_austin Julia Williams School of Health Sciences UEA NIHR ARC East of England #HSDR #FundedbyNIHR share.transistor.fm/s/f7a339d7

Here's a video I made breaking down this critical #ECG case of a 70-year-old man who presented to the ER complaining of “bad heartburn”

#FOAMed

Matthew Parris “has exposed the cold, utilitarian ethos lurking in the background of this debate. We should keep his column in mind, whenever someone tells us that legalising ‘assisted dying’ is the compassionate thing to do.”