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Anonymous
| You people are ridiculous. Don't vote for her if you think she's unfit. Volunteer to get Trump elected. Donate money. Whatever. But this incessant spreading of lies, conspiracy theories and faux outrage is toxic. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
and he admitted to spreading false information by suing unnamed and unsubstantiated sources. what were those sources you ask....Breitbart. |
Anonymous
What exactly did Dr. Drew Pinsky say that you feel is a "lie"? |
Anonymous
Dr. Drew says those special glasses are for brain damage. |
Anonymous
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Assessing Risk of Recurrent VTE (deep vein thrombosis)
A thorough history in a patient with thrombosis should include age at the first thrombotic event, location of the thrombosis, and presence of any precipitating or provoking conditions. Risk factors for venous thromboembolism are listed in Table 1,1,3–8 and Table 2 includes the relative risk of recurrent VTE based on risk factors.9,10 A VTE is considered provoked if transient risk factors are present. These transient risk factors are divided into major and minor categories.1,3,4 The more significant the provoking risk factor (e.g., surgery, trauma), the lower the expected risk of recurrence after anticoagulant therapy is discontinued.1,4,11 Patients with a transient provoking risk factor but no persistent risk factors do not require further testing,11–13 because these patients do not have a higher risk of recurrence than the general population.1,3 Conversely, patients with idiopathic VTE are at high risk of recurrence. One study found the cumulative risk of recurrence at one, five, and 10 years to be 15, 41, and 53 percent, respectively, in patients with an idiopathic VTE, compared with 7, 16, and 23 percent in patients with a provoked event.14 Another study found the risk of recurrence to be 4.8 percent at two years in patients with transient risk factors versus 12.1 percent in those with an unprovoked event.15 So HRC is at relatively high risk of another, after having had three so far. That is just one of her health problems. Also she is 69 years old. http://www.aafp.org/afp/2011/0201/p293.html |
Anonymous
The lies are not limited to Drew (who has not examined her). The lies are: she has MS, she has seizures, she is asleep all the time, she falls all the time, she murdered vince foster, she is a lesbian, she has brain damage, etc etc. There is no doubt that she has serious credibility and character issues: fair game. But this constant stream of bullshit based on right-wing conspiracy theories spread by angry trolls is such a load of steaming crap. |
Anonymous
That's exactly the consequence of Hillary's constant lying. When you refuse to tell the truth, people will think the worst. Get it now? |
Anonymous
You spread lies about her health because you think she also is a liar. Got it now. |
Anonymous
Of course! It's totally her own fault that people spread lies about her! |
Anonymous
She practically invited people to invent crazy shit about her, what with her fancy-schmanzy law degree and intelligence. |
Anonymous
You set the bar pretty low for a D-list celebrity wannabe with a show on HLN who was called out by Newt Gungrich of all people for "junk medicine." While I haven't seen any of his shows other than the one with Adam Corolla (which was itself shite) apparently the prior cancelled show involving exploitation of fellow D-list has Beene was a trainwreck with several of them dying. Some hero. |
Anonymous
| Alt-right health-truthers and anti-vaxxers ... what a lovely anti-intellectual world we find ourselves in. |
Anonymous
Why can't you wait? Is it going to have some magical effect on your life? |
Anonymous
You mean their Bonnie and Clyde ability to skirt the law? Shame on them. |