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Help take on the boarding crisis by participating in the first National ED Boarding Census. Preregister here: bit.ly/4zsEJmX
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Paul Simon pays tribute to 9/11 by performing "The Sound Of Silence".
A native New Yorker, you can see the deep emotion in Paul's face as he sings.
Heartbreaking.
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Dolly Parton was a legend
She was a great philanthropist..donating a million dollars to Covid vaccine research which went on to save many lives
Thank you for the music and generosity!
A truly great woman
Rest in peace
Dolly Parton receives COVID vaccine she helped fund
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Book signing at Sankofa Village Wellness Center “Healing the Gun Violence Epidemic: Ending Violence, Rebuilding Communities, and a Surgeon’s Vision for Restoring Hope” hosted by Institute for Nonviolence Chicago and Chicago CRED
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Trump will speak to the nation tonight to tell the American public he is resigning from the office of President.
(April fool)
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Today is Healthcare Continuing Education Professionals Day! Thank you to all educators advancing #EmergencyCare, and a special thanks to the 2025 Chair Development Program cohort for their generous #SAEMF donation honoring course leaders Drs. Stern and Zink! #PowerOfPossibility
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From #SAEMPulse: “In 2024, the National Institute on Aging provided nearly $9.3 million to support #EmergencyMedicine investigators working on 19 active research projects."
Read More: ow.ly/mp7050XU68Z
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Fluoride is not an industrial waste product, it’s a natural anion. “Fluoride pollution” is a joke. There’s ZERO evidence of fluoride being harmful at low concentrations.
Fluoride is an industrial waste product.
The leading proponent of water fluoridation was the Chief Toxicologist of the Manhattan Project, the group who developed the atomic bomb & needed enormous amounts of fluoride to do so
His task was to help the government from being charged for fluoride pollution
"Because of complaints that animals and humans have been injured by fluoride fumes in (the New Jersey) area... the University of Rochester is conducting experiments to determine the toxic effect of fluoride."
- Lt. Col. Cooper B. Rhodes to General Leslie Groves, May 2, 1946
Declassified documents reveal that the publication of scientific information collected by atomic energy commission scientists that could increase the chance of litigation against the bomb program by workers or down wind communities was forbidden
*information which would invite or tend to encourage claims against the Atomic Energy Commission or its contractors,
such portions of articles to be published should be reworded or deleted."
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION, Oct 8, 1947
If water fluoridation was found to be harmful, the US bomb program, as well as many other flouride polluting industries would have been open to massive litigation
Fluoride is an industrial waste product
The first suggestion of water fluoridation came from the same Mellon institute that insisted asbestos was safe, after being tasked by the aluminum industry to cover for their fluoride pollution
Many workers from factories in the aluminum industry have developed emphysema from airborne fluoride exposure
Very few dentists are aware that the fluoride in public water supplies, a pharmaceutical grade product, is an industrial waste from the Florida Phosphate industry
In the 1950s this industry was being sued by farmers and citizens living near those plants because it was kiIIing their cattle and crops
Today, the Florida phosphate industry is prevented from having to dispose their flouride waste in a toxic waste dump because they ship it around the country in tanker trucks and dump it in our water supply
Immediately after water fluoridation began, there was movement against it, led by Dr. George L Waldbott, who was also warning early on about of the dangers of emphysema from smoking
He was smeared in the media and forgotten
In the 1990s, the Senior Toxicologist of the EPA, Dr. William Marcus, said that the results of the cancer tests that had been done on fluoride were manipulated
He said fluoride given to rats had produced bone cancer and liver cancer
Dr. Marcus was fired and a federal judge ruled it was because of his outspoken opposition to fluoride
Dr. Phyllis Mullenix, from the Forsyth Dental Institute, (who was a former proponent of fluoride), had helped invent a new technology for studying the neurotoxicity of chemicals, and found with a study, to her surprise, that very modest doses of fluoride cause lower IQ in chiIdren
Within days of learning that her study was accepted for publication, Dr. Mullenix was fired from Forsyth Dental Center and never received grants ever again to continue her research
She went from being an industry funded leading neuro toxicologist, at a Harvard affiliated Institute, to being ostracized and ignored
RFK Jr. is right! We need to remove fluoride from our public water supply.
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Congratulations to Noah Wyle and #ThePitt for a huge night at the 2026 Critics Choice Awards! Bravo on an outstanding win. Thank you for championing emergency physicians and patients. 👏 🎉
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Academic Emergency Medicine (AEM) editor-in-chief Jeffrey A. Kline, MD, discusses "Want to Grow? Just Say Yes...Mostly" from the latest AEM issue. #EmergencyMedicine
Read his thoughts: ow.ly/puJ750XGkkz
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ACEP is deeply concerned by this week's CDC panel vote to stop recommending hepatitis B vaccines for all newborns. Families deserve vaccine information grounded in science. We urge the CDC to retain the current evidence-based approach. 🔗 below for more.
bit.ly/48CPKG6
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Another incredible day of #AHA25 @3CPRCouncil PH programming! Congratulations to the distinguished scientists giving the Kenneth Bloch (@chansteve73) & Dickinson Richards lectures today! @jasonhongFC @BisserierMalik @VAgrawalMDPhD @kurt_prins @KeYuan_BCH @lahouariahadri
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ACEP President Dr. Tony Cirillo opened the All-EM AI Summit with a clear charge: prepare for how AI will transform lifelong learning, bedside care, operations, and research across emergency medicine. The future is here—let’s build it responsibly together.
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Proud to announce $108 million coming to the District to build & repair infrastructure on Chicago's lakefront. These infrastructure projects will directly benefit our state's economy, creating jobs in construction, manufacturing and skilled trades. tinyurl.com/yxavfcpu
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Congrats to you and Jenna, Kurt! Well done -great science! @queensutime
Out now in @CircRes, @Jenna_Mendelson, defines the cellular and molecular landscape of the dysfunctional RA! @UMNIBP @ResearchMUSC @MUSC_Cardiology @3CPRCouncil @PVRI @ATS_PC @MUSC_COM @mark_toshner @RyanTedfordMD ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/….
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