Omg ikr!! Huhu hope u had nice PT/workouts, go feed the burn!!
December 1, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Omg ikr!! Huhu hope u had nice PT/workouts, go feed the burn!!
Oh no that's so weird and annoying!! Gateway y u let us down 😭
October 4, 2025 at 8:59 AM
Oh no that's so weird and annoying!! Gateway y u let us down 😭
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Putting off a colonoscopy for two years was my biggest cancer regret. #2 was that it happened 5 years earlier than new therapies.
Things are moving so fast, if you can make choices that just delay getting cancer by 5, 10 years, you could be looking at a vastly improved outlook and quality of life.
Things are moving so fast, if you can make choices that just delay getting cancer by 5, 10 years, you could be looking at a vastly improved outlook and quality of life.
August 24, 2025 at 1:54 AM
Putting off a colonoscopy for two years was my biggest cancer regret. #2 was that it happened 5 years earlier than new therapies.
Things are moving so fast, if you can make choices that just delay getting cancer by 5, 10 years, you could be looking at a vastly improved outlook and quality of life.
Things are moving so fast, if you can make choices that just delay getting cancer by 5, 10 years, you could be looking at a vastly improved outlook and quality of life.
Reposted by Ingrid E
The most basic reality of science (and SciComm) is that every stat has both a value and a level of precision. The 5g stat is actually the upper end of an extremely wide range that shows the average person consuming between 0.1 to 5 grams.
May 9, 2025 at 5:14 PM
The most basic reality of science (and SciComm) is that every stat has both a value and a level of precision. The 5g stat is actually the upper end of an extremely wide range that shows the average person consuming between 0.1 to 5 grams.
