I am sure you are really happy knowing you matched. My son will know next march.

My dad goes there

Go to hell bC

This is a good summary of fantastic work. It does omit the key problem though - original causation. There are many known causes for many cancers, including biological causes or triggers, chemical ones, hereditary issues, and more. However, one of the dominant forces involved is routinely ignored. That is how our biology interacts with the built environment. Specifically, how our built environment causes disruption of the circadian rhythm and the daily hormonal cycle, and how that affects endocrine and immune function. Even more specifically, how our biology uses cyan light receptors in the eye (IPGRC) to determine that the sun is up, and to then not sleep. We have ignored this first with the development and fielding of mercury vapor lamps and fluorescent lamps from the 1960s onward, and more recently and much more dramatically with the shift to blue LED based space lighting. Along with this, we have ignored the incredibly important role of red and infra-red light in health. And we have studiously ignored the massive amount of data and literature documenting the adverse impacts. We have failed to put the pieces together. Taken together we now irradiate people with intense blue light from space lighting, and electronic devices from the first thing in the morning until the last moment before attempting to sleep. The result is a cascade that leads to vastly increased rates of all hormone sensitive cancers, to suppression of some treatments ability to work at all (tamoxifen), and to deficiencies in other body systems (mitochondrial and immune function). We now see the rising rates of breast cancer since 2017 directly correlated to the build out of LED lighting. And we refuse to see the tragedy happening around us. It is vitally important to develop better understandings of how cancers work and how to treat them. It is vastly more important to understand the factors leading to their formation and the bodies defenses against them. We cannot win the war by healing the wounded alone. We have to stop the wounding. Based on current data, we will kill more than 10 million people with cancers caused by blue light suppressing sleep and disrupting the hormonal cycle, before we figure it out and reverse course. The financial and societal impacts will be immeasurable. The financial impacts alone will globally likely be in the tens of trillions of dollars. The human impacts will be larger. And this doesn't even consider the blinding, isolation, depravation of liberties and other adverse impacts.

ฉันได้รับการวินิจฉัยว่าเป็นals มันทำใจยอมรับไม่ไหว ทำไมต้องมาเกิดกับฉัน

$800,000,000,000

Bless you and I wish you health

dvsdvsdvsdvsdvsdv

This is a year old video. Wanted to know if the patient who received toferson treatment is still doing fine . I am at a verge of taking a decision of getting this treatment for myself

Nationwide Insurance/Ohio Health/Orthopedic One/Chiller Ice Rink fucked up my back/spine/shoulder/neck/arm aka massive nerve damage

Full indications of book is Donald Trump president millions dolars

Washington four is one millions

You the book is Donald Trump president

How can i get more info to be able to receive this treatment or try or be part of this?

Nothing like having a really strong team to create success.

Congratulations! Getting in to WashU - what an accomplishment!

He was 40 at death....

I lost my sister 12 years ago to this. It's awful.

Aapka nmbr send me

Pretty cool!

kzbin.infowFllfeQe204?si=zjruYInLL1i8b_AI

Forest Park is the best!

I have NEVER had any skin problems until I had COVID June & July 2023, got really sick December with UTI, Conjunctivitis, and Shingles 2023! I now have been diagnosed with AD, eczema which is from my neck, eyes, mouth and around the temples of my face! No one in my family has this, so not sure if it's DNA, but probably immune response. I would LOVE to be a part of this study!

what is the best book for learning geriatric medicine?

My brother aged … 80 got it 😳☹️.

Ethan is the real MVP

Congratulations y'all 🎉🎊

Nobody cares🙄🥱

Thank you.

1:11 greatest doc ever lol

I need you to do research on me please! I’m begging you! . I’ve defied all med text books. I can help you help millions of others. I’m a freak of nature. I’m in the stl area. How do I get I. Touch with you? I want my left side desperately back. Pleas sir

Thank yogoodness

Iam young girl moon from Quetta Pakistan

What a new treatment please tell me als mnd please tell me

What is new treatment please tell me als mnd

So proud that my son will join the class of 2028 this fall at WashUMed!!

*Processed food* is the REAL HEALTH THREAT!

Sheeesh almost there 1 more year

Congratulations

Sir my mother 2 year above suffering to the ALS plz help me sir i am from odisha

ew those dudes just kissed wtf

May I ask.... I'm still on the waiting list to see my primary doc.... I've had numbness in one arm.. it's oon and off all day. Both arms and left leg move in a spastic manner sometimes. Hadd any of you had these symptoms?

Hoping to gain admission as soon as possible to join the prestigious community of learning and research.

Hello sir, I completed my msc physics and make a carrier as oncology radiation in physical science then next what to do plz suggest ??from India 🙏🙏

Was this technology also developed at washu?

Over the past century, Washington University School of Medicine has been at the forefront of surgical excellence, shaping the landscape of modern medicine. From its early days to the present, the institution's commitment to innovation, education, and patient care has propelled surgical advancements forward. Pioneering surgeons have pushed the boundaries of what was once thought possible, introducing groundbreaking techniques and technologies that have revolutionized the field. From organ transplants to minimally invasive procedures, each milestone reflects the dedication and ingenuity of the surgeons, researchers, and educators who have called Washington University home. As it celebrates a century of surgical excellence, the school continues to inspire future generations to push the boundaries of surgical innovation and improve the lives of patients around the world.

Celebrating 100 years of surgery at Washington University School of Medicine is a remarkable milestone. It's a testament to the institution's dedication to advancing surgical techniques, education, and research. From pioneering procedures to groundbreaking innovations, the impact of Washington University's surgical legacy extends far and wide.

I never had it until two days after the vaccine. It's really obvious I have had graves disease most of my life but it never shows in blood work so I never get treatment for it. I'm pretty sure my skin wouldn't be so bad if I could get help with my graves disease. They always say my blood results are normal yet also tell me my white blood cells are extremely high and my red blood cell count is low but I can't get answers. My dermatologist is even bothered by my lab results. My dermatologist is amazing and does whatever she can to help me. If it wasn't for her I would have killed myself. Thank God for the doctors that care about others. It can't be easy seeing suffering everyday.

I need this