Shoefly! said:

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AnScAggie said:

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Our open borders were destined to kill the American culture one way or another, diseases such as malaria and small pox are just the icing on the cake. Thanks libs.

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Consumption or tuberculosis will be on the rise and the old medicines don't work on the mutated strain. I'm pretty sure malaria can be treated with Ivermectin or the libturds call it horsepaste.

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Obviously we need to shut down boarders for a myriad of reasons, however this is inaccurate. Conservatives have plenty of strong and reasonable points to make in support of our side, but it does nothing but weaken our case when people parrot inaccuracies.

RIPE therapy is still effective and I have used it multiple times with success in Bryan, Texas.

Ivermectin doesn't treat malaria. What's next? Ivermectin for HIV? Diabetes? Cancer? You can't just make stuff up to support your opinion

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Kenneth_2003 said:

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I thought malaria was mosquitoe borne.

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It is.

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I guess I just didn't realize that all of these illegals pouring over our most secure border were all beginning jars of jungle pond water with mosquito larva.

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If by "jungle pond water" you mean "malaria infected blood", you are correct. Now comes the tricky part - getting a Anopheles genus mosquito to bite into that pond water and bite someone else.

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Shoefly! said:

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AnScAggie said:

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Our open borders were destined to kill the American culture one way or another, diseases such as malaria and small pox are just the icing on the cake. Thanks libs.

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Consumption or tuberculosis will be on the rise and the old medicines don't work on the mutated strain. I'm pretty sure malaria can be treated with Ivermectin or the libturds call it horsepaste.

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Obviously we need to shut down boarders for a myriad of reasons, however this is inaccurate. Conservatives have plenty of strong and reasonable points to make in support of our side, but it does nothing but weaken our case when people parrot inaccuracies.

RIPE therapy is still effective and I have used it multiple times with success in Bryan, Texas.

Ivermectin doesn't treat malaria. What's next? Ivermectin for HIV? Diabetes? Cancer? You can't just make stuff up to support your opinion

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34184757/

I think Ivermectin is used a treatment to reduce malaria transmission.

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BCO07 said:

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Shoefly! said:

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AnScAggie said:

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Our open borders were destined to kill the American culture one way or another, diseases such as malaria and small pox are just the icing on the cake. Thanks libs.

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Consumption or tuberculosis will be on the rise and the old medicines don't work on the mutated strain. I'm pretty sure malaria can be treated with Ivermectin or the libturds call it horsepaste.

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Obviously we need to shut down boarders for a myriad of reasons, however this is inaccurate. Conservatives have plenty of strong and reasonable points to make in support of our side, but it does nothing but weaken our case when people parrot inaccuracies.

RIPE therapy is still effective and I have used it multiple times with success in Bryan, Texas.

Ivermectin doesn't treat malaria. What's next? Ivermectin for HIV? Diabetes? Cancer? You can't just make stuff up to support your opinion

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34184757/

I think Ivermectin is used a treatment to reduce malaria transmission.

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no its not. did you actually read that study that you linked?

"The study did not demonstrate an effect of Ivermectin on the cumulative incidence of uncomplicated malaria in the cohort of children over the 18-week study (risk ratio 0.86, 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.62 to 1.17; P = 0.2607; very low-certainty evidence)."

Confidence interval includes 1, that means that the data doesnt show correlation of intervention and outcome. In this case, it basically means that if you take ivermectin for prevention you could be less likely or more likely to contract malaria than the control.

Ivermectin was studied as a HIV drug long before Covid. It is an anti-viral as well as anti-parasite and anti-fungal. It is why it works on covid.

https://portlandpress.com/biochemj/article/443/3/851/80615/Ivermectin-is-a-specific-inhibitor-of-importin

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jwhaby said:

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BCO07 said:

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Shoefly! said:

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Our open borders were destined to kill the American culture one way or another, diseases such as malaria and small pox are just the icing on the cake. Thanks libs.

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Consumption or tuberculosis will be on the rise and the old medicines don't work on the mutated strain. I'm pretty sure malaria can be treated with Ivermectin or the libturds call it horsepaste.

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Obviously we need to shut down boarders for a myriad of reasons, however this is inaccurate. Conservatives have plenty of strong and reasonable points to make in support of our side, but it does nothing but weaken our case when people parrot inaccuracies.

RIPE therapy is still effective and I have used it multiple times with success in Bryan, Texas.

Ivermectin doesn't treat malaria. What's next? Ivermectin for HIV? Diabetes? Cancer? You can't just make stuff up to support your opinion

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34184757/

I think Ivermectin is used a treatment to reduce malaria transmission.

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no its not. did you actually read that study that you linked?

"The study did not demonstrate an effect of Ivermectin on the cumulative incidence of uncomplicated malaria in the cohort of children over the 18-week study (risk ratio 0.86, 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.62 to 1.17; P = 0.2607; very low-certainty evidence)."

Confidence interval includes 1, that means that the data doesnt show correlation of intervention and outcome. In this case, it basically means that if you take ivermectin for prevention you could be less likely or more likely to contract malaria than the control.

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You're right. The study was inconclusive which means that they couldn't prove that the treatment worked…but they also couldn't prove that it didn't. I just find it interesting all the material online that shows how scientists are studying ivermectin as a treatment for malaria. I would like to believe there is a reason they think it could be effective. Maybe they're just studying drugs at random. I'm not a doctor or a scientist.

That's not what the data of that study shows. When the CI includes 1 it means it doesn't work. Maybe some other study designed differently will show otherwise, but that specific study shows that it doesn't work. I'd expect that the reason that they studied it was because of a potential mechanism of action that may help in addition to the fact that it's cheap and available, unfortunately (like tons and tons of promising ideas) it didn't work

Hydroxychloroquine is the drug used to treat malaria.

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Our open borders were destined to kill the American culture one way or another, diseases such as malaria and small pox are just the icing on the cake. Thanks libs.

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Consumption or tuberculosis will be on the rise and the old medicines don't work on the mutated strain. I'm pretty sure malaria can be treated with Ivermectin or the libturds call it horsepaste.

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Obviously we need to shut down boarders for a myriad of reasons, however this is inaccurate. Conservatives have plenty of strong and reasonable points to make in support of our side, but it does nothing but weaken our case when people parrot inaccuracies.

RIPE therapy is still effective and I have used it multiple times with success in Bryan, Texas.

Ivermectin doesn't treat malaria. What's next? Ivermectin for HIV? Diabetes? Cancer? You can't just make stuff up to support your opinion

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Where have you been for the last 8 years?

I'm not going to get into the covid arguement, but yes I am aware of in vitro data related to hiv that has never been shown to be significant in vivo. There's a big difference between what works on a bench and in a body

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Hydroxychloroquine is the drug used to treat malaria.

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Doxycycline is what we give in the Army for prevention.

Telling liberals and conservatives to shut up because neither side has any idea what they are talking about as they just listen to their echo chambers and feed their confirmation bias

To prevent, doxy and malarone are common depending on the dominant strain in the area. To treat it's typically hcq or act's

It's worth all that cheap labor.

I mean you don't really expect the actual important people to do stuff like take out the trash, and clean their mansions.

I wonder how many servants Bernie employs for his 3 mansions.

Great, this is in my district. My first hypothesis is that there are international hordes on the other side of the border carrying these diseases. The story I read stated the subject was working in the fields. Sometimes you are right along the river banks.


Can someone find the location of this case?

I have only seen South Cameron County

Rex Racer said:

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Hydroxychloroquine is the drug used to treat malaria.

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I thought it was a horse de-wormer.

Malaria is most common in the African continent, and in certain parts of South America. While it is rarely found in certain parts of Mexico and Central America, the vast majority of cases and deaths occur in Africa. It's unlikely this issue is because of our Southern border, and more likely from increased worldwide travel. Zika, West Nile, Malaria are all common diseases spread by mosquitos. In 2016 the US had increased Zika cases due to an outbreak in Brazil. Blaming Malaria on illegal immigration is a stretch.

DVM

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Telling liberals and conservatives to shut up because neither side has any idea what they are talking about as they just listen to their echo chambers and feed their confirmation bias

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Thanks for your info, so the new strains of Tuberculosis are not resistant to the medications the U.S.has been using?

they are out there, but I've never seen them. All of the cases I've treated have been from central America and responded to standard therapy.

The issue of antibiotic resistant bacteria is a large problem in general due to bad antibiotic stewardship by providers. This is largely driven by a customer service model of medicine and pressure to prescribe in appropriately because Karen will just go to the guy down the street if you don't. We should be way more worried about e coli than tb

The CDC said that everyone should:

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Can't wait for their wisdom on the ensuing rise of heat exhaustion.

Bill Gates! Dude is at straight evil!

So let me get this straight.

Bill Gates has been releasing GMO mosquitoes in Florida and Texas and now Florida and Texas for the first time in 20 years have mosquitoes that give people malaria???

Is that right?https://t.co/opzK6YiiGP

— Luke Rudkowski (@Lukewearechange) June 28, 2023

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Is there a free, safe and effective mRNA vaccine I can take for this?

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Always a silver lining for big Pharma.

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The CDC said that everyone should:

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Can't wait for their wisdom on the ensuing rise of heat exhaustion.

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Actually, long sleeves in the summer are not necessarily a bad thing in that they can give you some benefits of evaporative cooling once the sleeves get sweaty.

I assume that the effect is more pronounced in lower humidity areas, though.

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Bill Gates! Dude is at straight evil!

So let me get this straight.

Bill Gates has been releasing GMO mosquitoes in Florida and Texas and now Florida and Texas for the first time in 20 years have mosquitoes that give people malaria???

Is that right?https://t.co/opzK6YiiGP

— Luke Rudkowski (@Lukewearechange) June 28, 2023

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I have often wondered how well this works. They have talked about doing this for years, but I don't know how much has actually been done.

If it works, I'm all for it.

I've always wanted to wear body paint all day eeryday.

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Body-painting protects against bloodsucking insects

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We should be way more worried about e coli than tb

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One of my old profs once said that we have a higher chance of dying from eating at a fast food restaurant than we do from dying from rabies.

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Bill Gates releases Mosquitoes in Florida and Texas and suddenly...

It must be a coincidence that from 2003-2023 there wasn’t one case of Malaria spread by mosquitos…and along comes a company funded by Bill Gates…to solve a problem that didn’t exist…and suddenly in the exact places where he releases mosquitos…there’s an outbreak of Malaria? pic.twitter.com/dQpT2VzwuD

— Liz Churchill (@liz_churchill10) June 27, 2023

pic.twitter.com/BLKiOt1jqK

— The Right To Bear Memes (@grandoldmemes) June 28, 2023

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Modern Right Wing politics is a joke. The malaria isn’t fucking dark magic from the evil wizard Bill Gates doing his sorcery up high, it’s the 10 million disease ridden foreigners who’ve moved in here in the last 4 years https://t.co/wLsbavOzu6

— Scubea (@Scubea2) June 28, 2023

You see it's really from bill gates and not from the gorillion foreigners crossing the border bringing a myriad of diseases with them.