ZinZah Arch-Physicist 𓅄
@zinzah.bsky.social
C-19, Anti-Herder, Anti-Forced-Infection policy. Pro Elimination and Eradication & Respirators and Air Filtering.
Also enjoy cooking and tech / Cybersercurity / AvGeek stuff..
Also enjoy cooking and tech / Cybersercurity / AvGeek stuff..
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If the current growth rate for C18 (16.1% per year in 2021–2024) were to continue unchanged, C18 alone would be sufficient to double total deaths among 55-59 year olds within 18 years, and to increase them 10-fold within 32 years (55-59 year olds will be the new 75-79 year olds).
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February 19, 2026 at 12:05 PM
If the current growth rate for C18 (16.1% per year in 2021–2024) were to continue unchanged, C18 alone would be sufficient to double total deaths among 55-59 year olds within 18 years, and to increase them 10-fold within 32 years (55-59 year olds will be the new 75-79 year olds).
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The difference between 30-34 year olds and 55-59 year olds is that 55-59 year olds have 14.17/0.77 = 18.4 times as much colon/appendix cancer when compared to 30-34 year olds.
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February 19, 2026 at 11:54 AM
The difference between 30-34 year olds and 55-59 year olds is that 55-59 year olds have 14.17/0.77 = 18.4 times as much colon/appendix cancer when compared to 30-34 year olds.
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Colon/appendix cancer (C18) is also showing growth among 55-59 year olds, with an average growth rate of 16.1% in 2021-2024, or up 10 times in 15.4 years if current growth continues.
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February 19, 2026 at 11:50 AM
Colon/appendix cancer (C18) is also showing growth among 55-59 year olds, with an average growth rate of 16.1% in 2021-2024, or up 10 times in 15.4 years if current growth continues.
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At that pace, C18 alone could:
– double total deaths among 30-34 year olds within 13 years
– increase them 10-fold within 24 years
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– double total deaths among 30-34 year olds within 13 years
– increase them 10-fold within 24 years
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February 19, 2026 at 11:49 AM
At that pace, C18 alone could:
– double total deaths among 30-34 year olds within 13 years
– increase them 10-fold within 24 years
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– double total deaths among 30-34 year olds within 13 years
– increase them 10-fold within 24 years
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Colon/appendix cancer (C18) is showing growth among 30-34 year olds, with an average growth rate of 24.4% in 2021-2024, or up 10 times in 10.6 years if current growth continues.
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February 19, 2026 at 8:33 AM
Colon/appendix cancer (C18) is showing growth among 30-34 year olds, with an average growth rate of 24.4% in 2021-2024, or up 10 times in 10.6 years if current growth continues.
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Colon cancer is now "colon or appendix cancer".
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February 19, 2026 at 7:24 AM
Colon cancer is now "colon or appendix cancer".
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Plus roujiamo (pulled pork on unleavened bread).
January 27, 2026 at 2:17 PM
Plus roujiamo (pulled pork on unleavened bread).
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More lamb with lamb soup!
GGG remains your loyal foodie account.
GGG remains your loyal foodie account.
January 27, 2026 at 2:13 PM
More lamb with lamb soup!
GGG remains your loyal foodie account.
GGG remains your loyal foodie account.
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Deaths of 0-4 year olds in Sweden: reasons of deaths as % of all deaths in the age group: change from 2019 .
- this chart includes reasons of deaths showing growth vs. 2019 only
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- this chart includes reasons of deaths showing growth vs. 2019 only
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January 31, 2026 at 7:47 PM
Deaths of 0-4 year olds in Sweden: reasons of deaths as % of all deaths in the age group: change from 2019 .
- this chart includes reasons of deaths showing growth vs. 2019 only
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- this chart includes reasons of deaths showing growth vs. 2019 only
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Can you guess which veggie was inside the capsule that gave the gift of the Salmonella?
January 22, 2026 at 4:36 PM
Can you guess which veggie was inside the capsule that gave the gift of the Salmonella?
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In the years leading up to the 2020 pandemic, Sweden pursued a policy of reducing the size of its hospital system. The number of patient days evolved as follows:
- 1.85% per year (1998-2009)
- 1.95% per year (2009-2015)
- 3.49% per year (2015-2019) (0.5x in 19 years)
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- 1.85% per year (1998-2009)
- 1.95% per year (2009-2015)
- 3.49% per year (2015-2019) (0.5x in 19 years)
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January 22, 2026 at 2:10 PM
In the years leading up to the 2020 pandemic, Sweden pursued a policy of reducing the size of its hospital system. The number of patient days evolved as follows:
- 1.85% per year (1998-2009)
- 1.95% per year (2009-2015)
- 3.49% per year (2015-2019) (0.5x in 19 years)
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- 1.85% per year (1998-2009)
- 1.95% per year (2009-2015)
- 3.49% per year (2015-2019) (0.5x in 19 years)
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The Swedish model.
It was never about protecting the healthcare system.
It was always about further reducing the number of patient days.
Nothing - and I mean NOTHING - was allowed to stand in the way of that overall goal.
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It was never about protecting the healthcare system.
It was always about further reducing the number of patient days.
Nothing - and I mean NOTHING - was allowed to stand in the way of that overall goal.
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January 22, 2026 at 2:10 PM
The Swedish model.
It was never about protecting the healthcare system.
It was always about further reducing the number of patient days.
Nothing - and I mean NOTHING - was allowed to stand in the way of that overall goal.
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It was never about protecting the healthcare system.
It was always about further reducing the number of patient days.
Nothing - and I mean NOTHING - was allowed to stand in the way of that overall goal.
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C19 vaccinations in Finland:
- 1. dose: 81% coverage
- 2. dose: 78%
- 3. dose: 56%
- 4. dose: 25%
as the remaining population was left to get a "brush with nature" (a term launched by Finland's CDC).
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- 1. dose: 81% coverage
- 2. dose: 78%
- 3. dose: 56%
- 4. dose: 25%
as the remaining population was left to get a "brush with nature" (a term launched by Finland's CDC).
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January 21, 2026 at 5:50 AM
C19 vaccinations in Finland:
- 1. dose: 81% coverage
- 2. dose: 78%
- 3. dose: 56%
- 4. dose: 25%
as the remaining population was left to get a "brush with nature" (a term launched by Finland's CDC).
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- 1. dose: 81% coverage
- 2. dose: 78%
- 3. dose: 56%
- 4. dose: 25%
as the remaining population was left to get a "brush with nature" (a term launched by Finland's CDC).
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Sweden, where age group data are available, shows similar growth rates in hospital admissions among <15 year olds (2021–2024):
- R06 (abnormalities of breathing): 21.5% average growth (10x in 11.8 years)
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- R06 (abnormalities of breathing): 21.5% average growth (10x in 11.8 years)
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January 20, 2026 at 2:08 PM
Sweden, where age group data are available, shows similar growth rates in hospital admissions among <15 year olds (2021–2024):
- R06 (abnormalities of breathing): 21.5% average growth (10x in 11.8 years)
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- R06 (abnormalities of breathing): 21.5% average growth (10x in 11.8 years)
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Ongoing measles outbreaks in multiple parts of the country are threatening the United States’ status as a nation that has eliminated the virus. But one of RFKjr's key cronies at the CDC says measles elimination status is ‘not really’ a concern www.cnn.com/2026/01/20/h...
Measles elimination status ‘not really’ a concern, CDC official says | CNN
Ongoing measles outbreaks in multiple parts of the country are threatening the United States’ status as a nation that has eliminated the virus’ spread, but a CDC leader said Tuesday that the potential...
www.cnn.com
January 21, 2026 at 8:52 PM
Ongoing measles outbreaks in multiple parts of the country are threatening the United States’ status as a nation that has eliminated the virus. But one of RFKjr's key cronies at the CDC says measles elimination status is ‘not really’ a concern www.cnn.com/2026/01/20/h...
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This is the most astonishing graph of what the Trump regime has done to US science. They have destroyed the federal science workforce across the board. The negative impacts on Americans will be felt for generations, and the US might never be the same again.
www.nature.com/immersive/d4...
www.nature.com/immersive/d4...
January 20, 2026 at 10:53 PM
This is the most astonishing graph of what the Trump regime has done to US science. They have destroyed the federal science workforce across the board. The negative impacts on Americans will be felt for generations, and the US might never be the same again.
www.nature.com/immersive/d4...
www.nature.com/immersive/d4...
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The amount of <1 year olds having breathing difficulties now amounts to 0.75% of <1 population. If current growth continues, this could rise to 10% in 12 years and 50% in 20 years.
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January 20, 2026 at 6:26 AM
The amount of <1 year olds having breathing difficulties now amounts to 0.75% of <1 population. If current growth continues, this could rise to 10% in 12 years and 50% in 20 years.
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The number of 5-49 year olds in specialty hospital care (one level down from ICU) continues to grow. The amount of 5-14 year olds in specialty hospital care is growing at an average rate of 22.4% per year (10x in 11.4 years).
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January 20, 2026 at 6:15 AM
The number of 5-49 year olds in specialty hospital care (one level down from ICU) continues to grow. The amount of 5-14 year olds in specialty hospital care is growing at an average rate of 22.4% per year (10x in 11.4 years).
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We are increasingly unable to breathe normally. Since 2021, the following age groups have shown the fastest growth in patients with breathing problems:
- <1 year olds: 21.8% per year (10x in 11.7 years) (100% unvaccinated)
- 1-6 year olds: 21.3% per year (10x in 11.9 years)
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- <1 year olds: 21.8% per year (10x in 11.7 years) (100% unvaccinated)
- 1-6 year olds: 21.3% per year (10x in 11.9 years)
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January 20, 2026 at 4:46 AM
We are increasingly unable to breathe normally. Since 2021, the following age groups have shown the fastest growth in patients with breathing problems:
- <1 year olds: 21.8% per year (10x in 11.7 years) (100% unvaccinated)
- 1-6 year olds: 21.3% per year (10x in 11.9 years)
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- <1 year olds: 21.8% per year (10x in 11.7 years) (100% unvaccinated)
- 1-6 year olds: 21.3% per year (10x in 11.9 years)
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Sure ... just head over to CVS and pick up a bottle of blood thinners just because you think that'll "fix" your headache, or whatever. Dosage? Doesn't matter. Just pick the 1st one you see. The guy in charge of the FDA is a certified idiot👇
Makary: "Why are medications prescription only? If you think about it, if a medication is safe, doesn't require laboratory test monitoring & can't be used in some nefarious way, why do we require a prescription? Most of the world does not do that. There's something magical about price transparency."
January 19, 2026 at 12:25 AM
Sure ... just head over to CVS and pick up a bottle of blood thinners just because you think that'll "fix" your headache, or whatever. Dosage? Doesn't matter. Just pick the 1st one you see. The guy in charge of the FDA is a certified idiot👇
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>85 year olds:
- total growth 5.7% per year (2019-2025e) although population age restricted; something else than ageing is driving growth
Fastest growth rates (2019-2025e):
- systemic atrophies (G10-13, incl. ALS, ataxia) 14.3%
- other disorders of NS (G90-G99) 13.7%
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- total growth 5.7% per year (2019-2025e) although population age restricted; something else than ageing is driving growth
Fastest growth rates (2019-2025e):
- systemic atrophies (G10-13, incl. ALS, ataxia) 14.3%
- other disorders of NS (G90-G99) 13.7%
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January 19, 2026 at 7:11 PM
>85 year olds:
- total growth 5.7% per year (2019-2025e) although population age restricted; something else than ageing is driving growth
Fastest growth rates (2019-2025e):
- systemic atrophies (G10-13, incl. ALS, ataxia) 14.3%
- other disorders of NS (G90-G99) 13.7%
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- total growth 5.7% per year (2019-2025e) although population age restricted; something else than ageing is driving growth
Fastest growth rates (2019-2025e):
- systemic atrophies (G10-13, incl. ALS, ataxia) 14.3%
- other disorders of NS (G90-G99) 13.7%
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75-84 year olds:
- inflammatory CNS (central nervous system) diseases showing fastest patient growth: 19.2% per year (2020-2025e) and 32.8% in 2025e
- systemic atrophies (G10-13, including ALS and ataxia) showing strong growth
- lower total growth (7.2%): capacity rationing?
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- inflammatory CNS (central nervous system) diseases showing fastest patient growth: 19.2% per year (2020-2025e) and 32.8% in 2025e
- systemic atrophies (G10-13, including ALS and ataxia) showing strong growth
- lower total growth (7.2%): capacity rationing?
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January 19, 2026 at 4:14 PM
75-84 year olds:
- inflammatory CNS (central nervous system) diseases showing fastest patient growth: 19.2% per year (2020-2025e) and 32.8% in 2025e
- systemic atrophies (G10-13, including ALS and ataxia) showing strong growth
- lower total growth (7.2%): capacity rationing?
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- inflammatory CNS (central nervous system) diseases showing fastest patient growth: 19.2% per year (2020-2025e) and 32.8% in 2025e
- systemic atrophies (G10-13, including ALS and ataxia) showing strong growth
- lower total growth (7.2%): capacity rationing?
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65-74 year olds:
- dominant driver: episodic & paraxysmal disorders (G40-47)
- fastest growth in 2025e: inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system (G00-09) (44.8% growth in 2025e)
- degenerative (G30-32) and movement disorders (G20-26) are showing steady growth
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- dominant driver: episodic & paraxysmal disorders (G40-47)
- fastest growth in 2025e: inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system (G00-09) (44.8% growth in 2025e)
- degenerative (G30-32) and movement disorders (G20-26) are showing steady growth
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January 19, 2026 at 11:07 AM
65-74 year olds:
- dominant driver: episodic & paraxysmal disorders (G40-47)
- fastest growth in 2025e: inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system (G00-09) (44.8% growth in 2025e)
- degenerative (G30-32) and movement disorders (G20-26) are showing steady growth
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- dominant driver: episodic & paraxysmal disorders (G40-47)
- fastest growth in 2025e: inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system (G00-09) (44.8% growth in 2025e)
- degenerative (G30-32) and movement disorders (G20-26) are showing steady growth
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