Joining the chorus: I was there in June, walking the lovely safe streets, eating excellent food from a variety of cuisines, and nary a worry about being unsafe.

Think industrial chemistry and where the waste went, burning rivers, etc

🤣 I didn’t say my Dad was right, he knew it too. We do use the principle in medicine and other places though. Think eye rinse stations in labs.

Sad to say my 1940s trained chemist father was taught this too. Obviously he still said it to me, but supported our early 1970’s recycling and other environmental efforts til his death.

Hmmm. Replies make me wonder if folks think it’s great he can cook, or he cooks for the family, or he paid for it. It’s the 2nd & 3rd that I applaud, but shopping/cooking/cleaning/laundry are life skills that every child/teen should be taught early as responsibilities of sharing a household.

Yea you wrote the book👏 I’m going to read the book. Love the podcast. But I am unfollowing you on this platform because of your ceaseless self promotion of book here.

My 4 yo daughter diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 1995. Paper log recorded
insulin 2x/day shots
4x/day testing on home glucose meter (intro1981).
Now she has continuous glucose monitors-smart pump. This improved control/quality of life started with basic science research. What a ROI ! #pedsky 🧪

More dead babies from the “prolife” crowd.
As a pediatrician who lived the positive outcomes from this program (fewer unsuccessful codes, fewer tears, fewer families ripped apart), I have no words strong enough for my outrage…ditto on
gutting vaccines for children.