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Hello everyone. This is CJ. Longtime users who know me here I say hello, happy holidays to you all… to anyone new who reads this hello to you too… this post right now is, it’s kind of a prologue to a post I hope to make tomorrow because I dont think right now I could write the meat and potatoes of the situation, being knee deep in the mix as I am at this second but it does my anxieties some good just to at least write this much… I am coming looking for some help and advice… some bizarre things have been happening for several years now with my health… I think i talked about it a little last time when our good friend told me folks were wondering how I was doing which was really touching to me. But for instance how I gave 20 vials of blood from a thumb vein at NYU and it revealed nothing other then inhuman levels of bile retention and HIV esque levels of low almost non existant white and red blood cells And some other stuff… that was 2018 but these issues started early ....

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ACMT to Officer Virtual Total Tox Course for Healthcare Providers

Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) January 05, 2021 The American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT) will present the 2021 Virtual ‘Total Tox Course’ on three Fridays in ....

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ACMT to Offer Virtual Total Tox Course for Healthcare Providers

ACMT to Offer Virtual Total Tox Course for Healthcare Providers
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The American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT) will present the 2021 Virtual ‘Total Tox Course’ on three Fridays in February – the 5th, 12th, and 19th. Attendees may choose to register for one, two, or for the complete course, all three days. The course is intended for a wide array of healthcare professionals, including physicians, nurses, pharmacists, paramedics, EMTs, first responders, and others.
2021 ACMT Total Tox Course
The possibility of a hazmat event is a daily reality; drug overdose is a leading cause of death in the US; exposure to disinfectants, sanitizers, prescribed and homeopathic COVID-19 treatments are also increasing. It’s clear that healthcare providers need to stay up-to-date in toxicology. ....

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Oxbryta: Use for sickle cell disease, how it works, side effects, and

Oxbryta may be taken with other medications to treat sickle cell disease (SCD).
Hydroxyurea (Droxia) is a drug that’s been used to treat SCD for many years. Your doctor may recommend that you try treatment with hydroxyurea before you start taking Oxbryta. They may have you keep using hydroxyurea while you’re taking Oxbryta. But Oxbryta doesn’t have to be taken with hydroxyurea. Clinical studies have found that Oxbryta helps treat SCD when used with or without hydroxyurea.
You may use other medications with Oxbryta for problems related to SCD. For example, if you have anemia, your doctor may prescribe iron while you’re taking Oxbryta. If you have pain from SCD, your doctor may suggest nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or other pain relievers. ....

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Do Disinfectants Really Make A Big Impact On Slowing The Spread Of COVID?

Do Disinfectants Really Make A Big Impact On Slowing The Spread Of COVID?
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Some disinfectants are dangerous if used incorrectly
CDC limits its guidance to masks, hand washing and social distancing
The general public may do more to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus by focusing on ventilation over disinfecting surfaces, health experts said Monday.
Early on in the pandemic, it was assumed that carriers of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 could spread the infection by leaving tiny droplets from coughs or sneezes on various services. Others would then transfer that infected material to their hands and face. ....

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