I liked this part: It’s clear that the traditional ways of preventing disease — patients seeing a doctor regularly to get screened and treated — have not been working, said Dr. Jeffrey Gunzenhauser, L.A. County’s interim health officer. In what world is screening and treatment defined as prevention?
Cardiology. . .endocrinology. . .oncology. . .neurology. . .gastroenterology. . .gynecology. . . urology. . .hepatology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .infectious disease.
Failure to pay attention to information about transmission of STDs that has been around for decades is stupidity, not racism.
Question: In what world is screening and treatment defined as prevention? Answer: Cardiology. . .endocrinology. . .oncology. . .neurology. . .gastroenterology. . .gynecology. . . urology. . .hepatology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .infectious disease. Prove it wrong. Keep in mind the following:
One does not need screening or treatment to prevent venereal diseases or HIV. One needs to not engage in the behavior that spreads those things. Don't do IV drugs and don't stick your weenie in people you don't know. That probably eliminates 99.99% of the risk for the average person.
Yep, totally missed it and blew the call - made it worse by running with my assumptions rather than clarifying. . .apologies. . .that's definitely on me. . .
So what do the the stoopid libs label it when a person is white, poor, and makes poor life decisions.
So poor, under educated, misinformed whites who make bad life decisions make them because of their environment. But blacks who are also poor, under educated and misinformed who also make the same bad life decisions, do it because they are black?
Screening is identification not prevention. Prevention would be stopping it from happening before you get screened...
Wouldn’t the dentist be a good example of screening also being prevention? Sidebar: don’t get your wisdom teeth pulled at 48. Recovery is much slower. I’m miserable.
Brushing your teeth and flossing is prevention. Going to the dentist is to make sure you're doing it right.