It’s genuinely sad to see /r/news engage in so much censorship. It’s been worse since Reddit has gone public. I hope another news sub can take their place at this point tbh.

Ben Smith Pining for the pre-vaccine days when we were all immortal

It’s still a very serious disease but secondary AML isn’t a near-invariable death sentence anymore. Heck, for certain subtypes and certain populations, survival is approaching that of “regular” intermediate risk AML. The doom and gloom narrative has got to go.

638 lung transplants have been performed in North Carolina since 2019. The North Carolina state legislature just voted to ban all of these recipients from safely existing in public. Viral infections may induce rejection; which is so common that median survival is just 6 years

The American elm tree is my Roman Empire