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Anti-authoritarian, bleeding-heart Stirnerite, ☯️. Banned in Sweden. SubGenius, Zhuangist, white-hat troll. Defrocked mathematician. Brain problems.

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    St. Rev  ☯️ 🏴 😻‏ @St_Rev 17 Dec 2018
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    St. Rev  ☯️ 🏴 😻 Retweeted Alzheimer's Assoc.

    a) Alzheimer's and most other forms of dementia are not transmissible, not preventable and mostly not treatable, so it's not clear how they count as 'public health' issues. b) Rising dementia rates are on par with demographic shifts. 'Crisis' is inflammatory.https://twitter.com/alzassociation/status/1073249940850262024 …

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    Alzheimer's Assoc.Verified account @alzassociation
    The Senate just took a big step to address Alzheimer’s as a major public health crisis by passing the #BOLDAlzheimersAct! RT to join us in urging @FrankPallone to push for House action on this bipartisan legislation. #ENDALZ pic.twitter.com/QzGwkfwEM9
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      2. St. Rev  ☯️ 🏴 😻‏ @St_Rev 17 Dec 2018
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        c) Alzheimer's research has spent billions of dollars on dead ends. Not every problem is solvable, even horrible ones. Especially horrible ones.

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      3. St. Rev  ☯️ 🏴 😻‏ @St_Rev 17 Dec 2018
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        d) Happy Monday!

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      2. Lyrra Sark‏ @lyrra_sark 17 Dec 2018
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        No significant correlations to environmental factors?

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      3. St. Rev  ☯️ 🏴 😻‏ @St_Rev 17 Dec 2018
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        Last time I checked, the only things that correlate with Alzheimer's were things like IQ and total years of education (negatively).

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      4. Not Bill Clinton‏ @notPotus42 17 Dec 2018
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        Time to start drinking more heavily and reduce that IQ risk factor.

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      5. St. Rev  ☯️ 🏴 😻‏ @St_Rev 17 Dec 2018
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        Sorry, I meant the correlation is negative, ie education (and probably IQ) seem to be protective. Being Asian also seems to help. http://www.alzheimersanddementia.com/pb/assets/raw/Health%20Advance/journals/jalz/JALZ%20-2117.pdf …

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      6. Not Bill Clinton‏ @notPotus42 17 Dec 2018
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        Dammit. Now I’ll have to find another rationalization.

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      2. Alex Godofsky‏ @AlexGodofsky 17 Dec 2018
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        Calling Alzheimer's public health is stolen valor.

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      3. St. Rev  ☯️ 🏴 😻‏ @St_Rev 17 Dec 2018
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        I don't understand what this means but I laughed

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      4. Alex Godofsky‏ @AlexGodofsky 17 Dec 2018
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        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolen_Valor_Act_of_2013 … "stolen valor" is when people claim to have received medals that they didn't.

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      2. BenjaminP.Taylor 🇪🇺‏ @antlerboy 17 Dec 2018
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        Because most 'public health' and most health spend is amelioration not prevention.

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      3. St. Rev  ☯️ 🏴 😻‏ @St_Rev 17 Dec 2018
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        Replying to @antlerboy

        MISSION CREEP

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      4. BenjaminP.Taylor 🇪🇺‏ @antlerboy 17 Dec 2018
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        Am tempted to say 'stolen valour' like the other guy. But it's neither, it's the opposite - public health people *only* want to do prevention, just like service designers *only* want to do transformational work etc etc... But there's prior work which needs to be done by someone.

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      5. BenjaminP.Taylor 🇪🇺‏ @antlerboy 17 Dec 2018
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        ...and somehow, you never quite get to the 'real' work (to eternal frustration)

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      1. Santiago Tórtora‏ @lordcataplanga 17 Dec 2018
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        I think it has to do with spending. In the First World most healthcare spending is for end-of-life care, and dementia increases those costs.

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      1. Morgan‏ @rhoark 17 Dec 2018
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        It's increasingly apparent that Alzheimer's is not a disease but a category of diseases. Many of those are preventable or treatable, but the efficacy is obscured because we don't know how to partition experimental subpopulations.

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      1. Matthew Skala‏ @mattskala 17 Dec 2018
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        Even if not preventable, treatable, or transmissible, a significant increase in dementia creates a necessity for public institutions to deal with its consequences. I don't know whether that falls under the definition of "public health" but if not, it's something close.

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      1. Morgan‏ @rhoark 17 Dec 2018
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        Morgan Retweeted nature

        Surprise! It may be transmissiblehttps://twitter.com/nature/status/1073904771357163520 …

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        Human growth hormone samples were contaminated with amyloid proteins and able to seed amyloid pathology in mice, reports a paper published in Nature. These findings provide further evidence that amyloid may be transmissible via certain medical procedures. https://go.nature.com/2SNqSDm  pic.twitter.com/2o4MfWGNSh
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      1. Dash Genomics‏ @DashGenomics Feb 10
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        ⚡️ “Is Alzheimer's Transmissible? ” by @DashGenomics A summary of about the new development of the question if Alzheimer's is transmissible? https://twitter.com/i/moments/1094659987681423360 … … Check out our personalized #Alzheimers risk analysis with your DNA data http://bit.ly/DashWhy  👈 👆

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