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JimmiRustle t1_j7ukxwb wrote
Reply to comment by TrashAccount151 in People from the poorest backgrounds are far more likely to develop a mental disorder later in life than those from wealthier beginnings. More than half of people with a low educational attainment at age 30 will have a diagnosis of a mental disorder 22 years later by Wagamaga
> a meth house
For any who might have read that as “bath house” like I did and be confused ah.
dittybopper_05H t1_j7ukkow wrote
Reply to comment by GrottyKnight in New species identified, from 3D models of prehistoric penguins’ humongous humerus, may be the largest penguin ever to have lived. ~350-pound ‘Kumimanu fordycei’ weighed as much as an adult gorilla; waded the waters off New Zealand about 60 million years ago by marketrent
Dire Penguins is the name of my tuxedo-attired Dire Straits tribute band.
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JimmiRustle t1_j7ukcuf wrote
Reply to comment by Zealousideal-Pin2153 in People from the poorest backgrounds are far more likely to develop a mental disorder later in life than those from wealthier beginnings. More than half of people with a low educational attainment at age 30 will have a diagnosis of a mental disorder 22 years later by Wagamaga
Hold on right there mister. Capitalism Corporatism says you can’t afford to die yet. Better squeeze at least 10 more soul wrenching years out of that miserable existence of yours.
Only then can you be allowed to go die in the climate wars.
Edit: It’d be hypocritical to blame capitalism when I often call out people for not understanding what capitalism is and using that word instead of a more accurate terminology.
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Reply to comment by MandingoPants in People from the poorest backgrounds are far more likely to develop a mental disorder later in life than those from wealthier beginnings. More than half of people with a low educational attainment at age 30 will have a diagnosis of a mental disorder 22 years later by Wagamaga
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Haptoh t1_j7ue73r wrote
Reply to comment by Justwant2watchitburn in Loss of tropical biomass due to climate change could lead to increased carbon emissions that could further accelerate the warming of the planet by 9273629397759992
At least mine is air conditioned. Throwback to last summer when some people wanted to sleep at the office when it reaches frying pan level hotness in my city.
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Reply to comment by hollowgoat in Drug Shows Promise Against “Unreachable Itch” Condition by molrose96
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Sculptasquad t1_j7ue2a3 wrote
Is it a really long pole?
n3w4cc01_1nt t1_j7udl32 wrote
Reply to People from the poorest backgrounds are far more likely to develop a mental disorder later in life than those from wealthier beginnings. More than half of people with a low educational attainment at age 30 will have a diagnosis of a mental disorder 22 years later by Wagamaga
a lot of wealthier people have ideologically inherited psychopathy.
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>There is no “psychopathy gene,” but research tells us that psychopathy tends to run in families. Even if a parent does not have psychopathy, they may carry one or more genetic variants that increase their child's chance of developing psychopathy.
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basically toxic families perpetuating toxic ideology.
pretendperson1776 t1_j7uchgr wrote
Reply to comment by Phoenix5869 in Researchers Block Allergic Reactions to Peanuts in Mice – In an important first step to protect against peanut allergies in humans, researchers used a first-in-class allergen-specific inhibitor to prevent allergic reactions in humanized mouse models. by swhelan_tn
Humanized mouse model. They translate pretty well.
Pleasant__Bumblebee t1_j7ub03o wrote
Reply to Researchers Block Allergic Reactions to Peanuts in Mice – In an important first step to protect against peanut allergies in humans, researchers used a first-in-class allergen-specific inhibitor to prevent allergic reactions in humanized mouse models. by swhelan_tn
I was just thinking about this the other day. How it would be awesome to go travelling without that constant anxiety in the back of my mind. that there’s a chance I could die at any second
halpstonks t1_j7uaebi wrote
Reply to comment by SemanticTriangle in Researchers Block Allergic Reactions to Peanuts in Mice – In an important first step to protect against peanut allergies in humans, researchers used a first-in-class allergen-specific inhibitor to prevent allergic reactions in humanized mouse models. by swhelan_tn
Source for this? I was born with lots of allergies tested very soon after birth and they faded over time, the opposite of what the above theory would suggest.
Enzor t1_j7u8aj9 wrote
From my own experience with migratory itches (perhaps different than this condition) or itches that are replaced as soon as scratched with one in a different location, the only cure to this is to simply ignore them until they go away which takes mental discipline. Luckily the "episodes" I have only last maybe 10-20 minutes and then the itching stops.
SemanticTriangle t1_j7u82bo wrote
Reply to Researchers Block Allergic Reactions to Peanuts in Mice – In an important first step to protect against peanut allergies in humans, researchers used a first-in-class allergen-specific inhibitor to prevent allergic reactions in humanized mouse models. by swhelan_tn
Perhaps my understanding is not correct? Have we not essentially figured out that the increasing frequency of food related allergies is related to the topical application of food derivative proteins in a largely functionless manner in cosmetic and cleaning products? Baby body encounters new protein in wrong context (like peanut derivatives in a skin cream), arranges immune reaction, then later deploys that reaction when the child finally gets around to eating that thing rather than having it rubbed on its skin?
Is that model not well enough validated, or is my understanding flawed?
If this is the major contributor, isn't this an easily soluble phenomenon by subtraction, rather than addition?
Example sources:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5682223/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16805419/
https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/12/12/3830
And similar citations
HiggsB0 t1_j7u7gxy wrote
Reply to comment by dgmilo8085 in People from the poorest backgrounds are far more likely to develop a mental disorder later in life than those from wealthier beginnings. More than half of people with a low educational attainment at age 30 will have a diagnosis of a mental disorder 22 years later by Wagamaga
Because most people who get get schizophrenia without support networks go homeless, at least in america. You’re seeing them, they’re just on the streets and undiagnosed.
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Phoenix5869 t1_j7u5o9o wrote
Reply to Researchers Block Allergic Reactions to Peanuts in Mice – In an important first step to protect against peanut allergies in humans, researchers used a first-in-class allergen-specific inhibitor to prevent allergic reactions in humanized mouse models. by swhelan_tn
IN MICE
which doesn’t translate to humans most of the time
lucialuccianna t1_j7u50t6 wrote
Reply to People from the poorest backgrounds are far more likely to develop a mental disorder later in life than those from wealthier beginnings. More than half of people with a low educational attainment at age 30 will have a diagnosis of a mental disorder 22 years later by Wagamaga
Life is confusing and even more frustrating if you have no clue about what’s going on
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hollowgoat t1_j7u2p9q wrote
A complete tangent, but I can reach with my hands every part of the outside of my body, easily. I sometimes forget that some people cannot. It's strange when I remember that.
sewankambo t1_j7ul4v7 wrote
Reply to comment by HobgoblinKhanate1 in New species identified, from 3D models of prehistoric penguins’ humongous humerus, may be the largest penguin ever to have lived. ~350-pound ‘Kumimanu fordycei’ weighed as much as an adult gorilla; waded the waters off New Zealand about 60 million years ago by marketrent
Yeah we killed the giant penguin 60 million years ago.