Hot bean water and hot leaf water is good for ya.
NBC NewsPeople who consumed 200 to 300 milligrams of caffeine a day were less likely to develop coronary heart disease, Type 2 diabetes or stroke.
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#Sciencesky #MedSky #Spoonies 🩺😷 Please share helpful info in your circles. post-viral chronic illness is going to be a worsening problem for the country and we still don't understand this immune dysfunction very well, nor are good at identifying it.
It's ME(Jaime)Today, Aug 8, is #SevereMEDay. Today we discuss severe-presenting #MECFS and remember people with severe ME. #MECFS is an infection-associated chronic illness, which means it is often, but not always, kicked off by an infection. ~Half of #LongCOVID cases at 6 mo meet the dx criteria for ME/CFS. 🧵
Much like the Tom Holland umbrella video this is a fun fact that must always be shared, I don't make the laws.
Micah LeeI know this has been pointed out many times by many people but I just want to reiterate: Anthropic is basically using Kurt Vonnegut's drawing of an asshole as the Claude logo
#ScienceSky 🧪 Got couch cushions to look under for funds? Anybody try combining labs, restructuring programs to pool funds? Ideas on how to rope our life rafts together? Uh, anybody want to put in a good word for science with MacKenzie Scott? Try everything! Share everything!
Nicole RustI'm curious to hear what others are thinking. We talk a lot about the need to fight for science (yes!) and trainees (yes!) and supporting one another (yes!) and the fear that labs will shut down (tragic and horrible!). But less around the question: How does this change your next-few-years-plans? /5
Cassidy will remain Cassidy, diminish and go to hell.
Carl Quintanilla* U.S. REPUBLICAN SENATOR CASSIDY SAYS HE WILL VOTE TO SUPPORT TODD BLANCHE'S NOMINATION AS ATTORNEY GENERAL @reuters.com
What we talk about when we are talking about the goddamn data centers.
molly taftfor months, ive been trying to map out the ways the right and the left were uniting against data centers and AI both here's my story on my efforts, featuring steve bannon's anti-tech prophet, my girlfriend's high school english class, and the unabomber:
Once again, the mods, the human intelligence behind a machine, are worth their weight in gold.
Mia SatoICYMI: Brands and corporations are going into subreddits for music, beauty, weight loss and more, blending in with average users and secretly promoting themselves. The future of online search might depend on the moderators trying to stop them. www.theverge.com/ai-artificia...
Always and forever, it's the economy, stupid. But it's also ICE. With massive domestic threats comes massive domestic backlash. The GOP could have had an entire new generation of Latinos in hand, but Trump keeps his promises. He promised to drag away Abuela in chains and that's what we got.
The Washington PostIn 2024, Texas was a battleground for the culture wars. This year, it’s all about the economy. Senate contenders James Talarico and Ken Paxton unveiled competing economic plans to address the soaring cost of living.
See thread, how science slop gets made. #ScienceSky 🧪
Alex Diaz-PapkovichGrokipedia defines race by genetics, and also states that population-scale differences in IQ and crime rates are genetically caused. Comparing the Wikipedia and Grokipedia case study pages, genetics terms are more prominent on Grokipedia, and the citations are often total nonsense (see alt text).
Ah, there it is. COVID seems uniquely suited to waking up the lurking beasts that drive an immune system mad. The virus itself can cause immune dysfunction but it magnifies the effect by waking up its buddies (Epstein Barr and cytomegalovirus). And then "friendly fire" goes amok. #MedSky 🩺
Eric TopolSevere Covid leads to persistent viral reactivation, with >10 different viruses noted in the first 40 days after hospital admission. Long Covid was specifically associated with reactivation of latent Anelloviridae virus @nature.com www.nature.com/articles/s41...