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Death Panels For Men

May 23rd, 2012 No comments

 

First they came for  the mammograms,  next they came for the PAP Smears, and now they come for the men.  The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force is a body of government appointed “independent” experts whose goal is to create the “gold standard” of preventative services available to the American public. On Monday they issued new recommendations which sharply curtail the use of the commonly used prostate cancer screening blood test called PSA (prostate specific antigen).  This latest recommendation follows the task force’s previous recommendations against the routine annual use of other cancer screenings, including PAP Smears and Mammograms.  

Make no mistake, their recommendations will affect the services available to you, and probably already have.  Will these recommendations be followed by those who would implement them upon us?  My guess is probably not —  they will likely continue to receive all the annual cancer screenings that will be denied the common people.

Can we say “Obamacare?”

 

From The News And Observer

 

DURHAM –        The national medical panel that set off a firestorm last year with draft recommendations advising against men of all ages using a common screening test for prostate cancer made the advice formal Monday.

The final version of the controversial U.S. Preventive Services Task Force guidelines about the so-called PSA test – with new supporting data – was published online Monday afternoon in the Annals of Internal Medicine.

This time it faced an instant rebuttal in the same major health journal via an editorial written by a group of prominent experts, including the head of the Duke Prostate Center.

“There are a number of problems, but in my opinion the biggest mistake they made was not taking into account the suffering experienced by men with advanced prostate cancer,” said Dr. Judd Moul, co-author of the rebuttal, a Duke professor of surgery and widely published prostate researcher.

Lack of effective screening used to mean doctors often got cases that were too advanced to effectively treat, he said.

Such cases often involve cancer that has spread to the bones, which can be torturously painful, he said, and federally funded research has shown that the screening has cut the number of such cases.

“I don’t want to see us go back to the bad old days before PSA screening, because it was just terrible,” he said.

The National Cancer Center estimates that about 241,000 men will be diagnosed with prostate disease this year and 28,200 will die from it.

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“If I Was Your President (Boyfriend Spoof)”

May 22nd, 2012 No comments

heh!  A new video from Bailey.   Follow her on Twitter @BailOfRights

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“Breitbart Is Here” Infiltrates the Occupy Chicago NATO Protests!

May 21st, 2012 No comments

Not only was Rebel Pundit there, he appears to be leading the whole thing!  For more go check out rebelpundit.com

 

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More Big Literary Agent Mistakes

May 17th, 2012 1 comment

Not sure how this one slipped by…..

 

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The Tea Party is DEAD!!!!!

May 9th, 2012 No comments

NOT!!!!

The leftist news medias for many, many months  have been publishing articles declaring the TEA Party as  no longer relevant or even DEAD.  This article is proof that they are once again wrong.

From the Wall Street Journal

 

From the WSJ:

Sen. Richard Lugar, who lost his primary fight in Indiana Tuesday, doesn’t need any reminders of the tea party movement’s ongoing appeal. But for those who do, another one surfaced recently in the tax return of the tea party movement’s biggest umbrella organization.

The Woodstock, Ga.-based Tea Party Patriots reported raising  $12.2 million for the year ended May 31, 2011. That vaults them into the ranks of some of the most successful conservative activist groups, including FreedomWorks, the Club for Growth and Americans for Tax Reform.

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