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Autistic man should not be forced to have dialysis, judge rules

A judge says the man, who has "chronic" kidney disease, should not be made to undergo treatment.

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Debi Evans Blog: 22 August 2023

Debi Evans continues her weekly blog of startling events in healthcare. This week, she looks into monoclonal antibodies, molecular engineering, shingles, heart attacks and the NHS, inter alia.

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Many thought this would happen & to get your social credits when the CBDC is rolled out, your will need to be up to date. Basically, you will be PAYING for them to damage you....

Covid vaccines should be available to buy privately in UK, scientists say

People not eligible for autumn booster programme should have option to pay for jab, experts argue, amid new wave concerns

www.theguardian.com

 

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Many of us said this & to get your social credits when the CBDC is rolled out, your will need to be up to date & you will be PAYING for them to damage you....

Covid vaccines should be available to buy privately in UK, scientists say

People not eligible for autumn booster programme should have option to pay for jab, experts argue, amid new wave concerns

www.theguardian.com

They are still lying about protection

“While the Covid jab may not offer much protection against infection for the vast majority of people, it will help in preventing spread of the virus. Covid vaccination will also protect against the development of long Covid.”

 

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They are still lying about protection

“While the Covid jab may not offer much protection against infection for the vast majority of people, it will help in preventing spread of the virus. Covid vaccination will also protect against the development of long Covid.”

Yes it is being done under the guise of public safety.

 

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Yes it is being done under the guise of public safety.

I paid for the yellow fever vaccine - twice - ignorance is not bliss.

 

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U.K. Court Rules Hospitalized Young Woman Can’t Decide to ‘Die Trying to Live’ | National Review

She wants to continue life-extending treatment, but the hospital sued to be able to move her to palliative care against her will.

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British Court Rules That Competent & Conscious Patient Can Be Denied Life-Sustaining Treatment Against Her Will - How To....

British Court Rules That Competent & Conscious Patient Can Be Denied Life-Sustaining Treatment Against Her Will Authored by Jonathan Turley, In my torts class, I often compare the different approaches and doctrines in the United States and the United Kingdom. One of the most pronounced is the...

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Covid testing to be scaled up in England as winter pressure on NHS draws near

A new variant and waning immunity mean surveillance that had been wound down since pandemic will be increased

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Debi Evans Blog: 5 September 2023

Debi Evans continues her weekly blog of startling events in healthcare. What do you know about blood transfusions? Where does your pint of ‘liquid gold’ end up? Does it always go to a patient in need?

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Anorexia patients may be given palliative care not life-prolonging treatment under new NHS guidance

Leading psychiatrist calls for ‘alarming’ guidelines to be repealed and Tory MP says putting sufferers on palliative pathway is ‘horrific’

www.telegraph.co.uk

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/305382501_Caring_for_Patients_With_Severe_and_Enduring_Eating_Disorders_SEED_Certification_Harm_Reduction_Palliative_Care_and_the_Question_of_Futility

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Debi Evans Blog: 12 September 2023

Debi Evans continues her weekly blog of startling events in healthcare and beyond. Devi Sridhar has the brass neck to make new calls for universal jabbing. And why does a washing machine need to know your date of birth?

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England's only antidepressant withdrawal helpline to close

The NHS pulled funding for the service, saying it was never intended to be a national helpline.

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Ministers consider Covid vaccines for over-50s to protect the NHS this winter

The Government is looking at a potential measures in case there is a surge in both Covid and flu cases and is already increasing surveillance of the virus

inews.co.uk

 

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Debi Evans Blog: 26 September 2023

Debi Evans continues her weekly blog of startling events in healthcare. This week, she reports on the latest MHRA board meeting, and she also celebrates a momentous milestone at UK Column headquarters!

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Debi Evans Blog: 3 October 2023

Debi Evans continues her weekly blog of startling events in healthcare.

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Non-medical staff learning brain surgery ‘on the job’ in NHS

Doctors say growing use of assistants is ‘indulgence of an unregulated professional' and detrimental to patients

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

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“What they were doing, and sometimes still are. They are making a test to diagnose people with a disease they don’t have, which could be an autoimmune disease or cancer. And then giving them treatment that will shorten their lives. Which they know.” Dr. Dolores Cahill

 

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They claim it lowers estrogen but it does the opposite

Anastrozole: Thousands to be offered drug to prevent breast cancer in England

Trials suggest anastrozole could reduce breast cancer cases by almost 50% in post-menopausal women.

www.bbc.com

Some aromatase inhibitors (AI) are estrogenic

I have long suspected this considering the peculiar side effects of some AI drugs, but was not able to find concrete evidence...until now. The study below demonstrates that one of the most widely used AI - anastrozole - is a potent estrogen receptor activator/agonist, and at low concentrations...

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Debi Evans Blog: 7 November 2023

Debi Evans continues her blog of startling events in healthcare. Can we trust 'Our Future Health' and The Future of Life Institute?

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NHS to track people's kettles and fridges to reduce 'avoidable' admissions​

Yes, you read that title correctly. Whatever next? Do you live in Somerset or Buckinghamshire? NHS England has rolled out a number of new invasive and intrusive measures, all in the name of keeping you safe. Where have we heard that phrase before?

Patients who have ‘complex health needs’, who are at risk of hospital admissions or who rarely contact their GPs, will have sensors placed on their kettles and fridges to monitor any changes in their eating and drinking habits using Artificial Intelligence. Preventative care will be deemed, and this will include ‘food parcels’ and referral to specialist doctors.

Whatever next? Care traffic control centres? Expanded virtual wards, another grand title for ‘your bed, your bedroom’. Sadly, I kid you not.