@naturalvsconvenience: One thing I've noticed over the past few years... Most people don't mind hearing about a new study, until it challenges something they've already accepted. The studies discussed in this video are real. You can read them yourself. A South Korean study involving more than 8 million people.
An Italian study involving more than 300,000 people.
US government cancer data that's publicly available. That doesn't automatically mean every conclusion being drawn online is correct. But it also doesn't mean the findings should be ignored simply because they're uncomfortable. So here's my question... Why do some medical studies dominate headlines for weeks, while others receive almost no public discussion? If these findings deserve further investigation, shouldn't more people at least know they exist? I'm far more interested in open scientific debate than blind agreement. What do you think, is this the sort of research the public should hear more about? 🔴 LIVE TONIGHT | 8pm AEST #health #covid #cancer #fyp #foryoupage

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