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Ok. I will.
Funny thing here. if you squint.https://t.co/rjj7ujqIKS
I think we should talk about how the NIH's RECOVER initiative has cut funding for gut sampling and metabolomic / transcriptomic sampling. The very thing that would help discover what is driving viral persistence in the gut. https://t.co/OrOWgKkkyp
I think we should talk about how one of the risk factors for autism is infection during gestation. (in mice) https://t.co/EzDVKQpuio
What are the chances a disease that disrupts gut microbes & changes immune cytokine profiles is going to cause an uptick of autism in a few years?And I don't mean the kind that makes you smart & socially awkward. I mean the one makes your whole lived experience a sensory hell.
Gonna be really funny if immune disruption and gut dysruption do funny things to ace receptors.https://t.co/gbXOllMhcy
I am anti-social. I am a grumpy asshole.Literally => my desire to interact with people is inversely proportional to how my gut is dooing.https://t.co/jy43nyVtOz
My life was a sensory hell for a while. I couldn't speak. I was having meltdowns left and right. And this was before covid hit.The only thing that kept me going during early covid was sheer adrenaline. https://t.co/q25F85fyns
I think we should talk about how SPO2 meters don't work well on people with thicker skin (like people with diabetes tend to have) and challenges of skin emissivity's impact on readings. https://t.co/2YWVm9k9fp
I think we should talk about about the failures of our healthcare system, and the droves of doctors who enter (pushed really) into that field because it's a prestigious profession, but don't actually care about patients.https://t.co/7J1svZOkRI
I think we should talk about how in our quest to shame people for not wearing masks, doctors were showing O2 meters to prove masks don't affect oxygen. And completely neglected impact of CO2 sensitization in lungs & amygdala and it's impacts on heart rate.https://t.co/KBPXOXqc12
I think we should talk about how hard it was to go shopping when me and my Diabetic Type II GF couldn't wear masks and were prevented from going in places with out it. And I was pro-masks before it was cool.https://t.co/Q6f1GmhO5k
I intentionally cut my favorite shirt - orange - so people would see me & start a conversation on wearing masks - or stay well the fuck away.Behavioral distancing is a learned adaptation.Become a leader, look like a fool today.<<dancing intensifies>>https://t.co/MxQHtQH6Af
I think we should talk about we are so unable to look after our selves that when left with no guidance by our government that we just complained no one was being a good parent to us.https://t.co/TFuTRisOla
We live in a societywhere "Americans woke up to find themselves citizens of a failed state. With no national plan—no coherent instructions at all—families, schools, and offices were left to decide on their own whether to shut down and take shelter. "https://t.co/lrcLPeMJlQ
I think we should talk about people hiding the impacts of vaccines because of some misguided sense of herd immunity.https://t.co/cXsrKDwmJX
I'd love to have a discussion about why we didn't test the vaccines on rabbits. I am so afraid of taking the vaccine because all the health symptoms I am concerned about with the spike protein (from coronavirus) are being overlooked.https://t.co/CXikjYQIwt
@nsreed @clairlemon @BretWeinstein @colwight While we're here, would love for someone to find out if the covid-19 spike protein might increase my risk of heart attacks. I was reading that they didn't bother to test that on rabbits and I am also worried about my heart https://t.co/iZBLThWv2Z
Can we talk about how many narratives have shifted over time and how many times something that the powers that be have said as gospel have been back-tracked on?https://t.co/Wdz6Cl3CJq
How long until vaccines & herd immunity?Does Variolation work?If we don't have vaccines, are expecting most people to contract it, and a family member is at high risk of dying from it... what is the safest way to infect them in a controlled manner?https://t.co/ndikByj9Cr
Don't talk to me about herd immunity tho. I literally dream about herd immunity simulations among swarms and eusocial insects. I'm good there.https://t.co/HfUcPCKc65
If you're going to talk to me about herd immunity, at least make it fun by discussion about network ties and probability calculations.https://t.co/08vxIedIDZ
I'd really love to talk about using Von Neuman's ideas on stochastic probability and using manifold based systems to estimate infection paths among populations.I'd love to have someone laugh at my jokes at least.https://t.co/V6oxS2buCh
Or maybe we can talk about how society is is in the middle of a witch hunt, looking to find and cast out sorcerers and other specters of their imagination?https://t.co/0mTQB4f5vQ
@tinner2002 @cooshrocket @elonmusk You're right, when my friend, son of chinese immigrant, who worked in a lab at John Hopkins for a while (+ a family history of working in labs) was banned for writing this... it wasn't a tool by elites, but one used by fervoring masses on a witch hunt. https://t.co/4c88diIRDE
I'd also like to talk about the aging healthcare informatics system and how shitty it's been to watch delay after delay in vital health systems just absolutely fail over and over.https://t.co/ND1vuriLho
I had these pegged in February 2020 after reading science publications while the CDC was dragging their feet.CDC still doesn't list IBD despite a number of studies in 2020 on the condition's elevated ACE2 receptors causing higher susceptibility.https://t.co/TXEYcbdr8M https://t.co/IBzSXZlqpm
Can we talk about how tech behemoths are becoming the central bottleneck for healthcare informatics and the problem of vendor lock-in and the various moat building that occurs when the industry ends up in bed government?https://t.co/2KmWkmVZos
I'd love to hear some good ideas on how to really deal with the collapse of the healthcare industry and the general brain-drain / burnout of medical professionals.https://t.co/dAsOkls9QP
"The pandemic pushed many veteran health-care workers into early retirement, lowering the average experience level in American hospitals. “I don’t think the public really understands how great the loss of this generational knowledge is,”" https://t.co/glA0vxdCy2
Like, what do we do if we are stuck in this weird position where in order to get vital medical devices, we have to go thru an adversarial medical system with doctors who are too burned out and not able to pay good attention to their patients?https://t.co/bdQSjFSUhh
I just found out that my GF's primary prescribed a drug that interacts with her lung medication and impacts histamines. I wanna cry.The lung doctor who prescribed the inhaler said to GF that thrush cant make your throat close up.What the fuck is wrong with our medical system? https://t.co/cxl4K0SwL1
I still can't get a digital stethoscope https://t.co/JFVnkBUeYJ
Heck. I'm literally in the middle of building out a DIY microscope to help track a long-covid related fertility symptom and even tho we don't plan to sell it (release it open source) we are worried about getting sued by the federal government for something we overlooked.
I'd love to talk about why I can't seem to mention how a potential side effect of the vaccines is impotence and how this relates to our lack of animal testing and the implications this has in other parts of the body.https://t.co/qNKXF4OSIT
Like what the fuck my dude.https://t.co/ZekrlpTX7b https://t.co/1wZNHLIHDO
Also this is not good."The limitations of the study include the small number of men enrolled; limited generalizability beyond young, healthy men; short follow-up; and lack of a control group." https://t.co/CLiXriGtG8
I'd love to talk about why @parsifaler was suspended, and possibly expand on my theory that we could defeat feline coronavirus by changing cat's diet and gut microbiome so they don't spread it in litter boxes.https://t.co/in2lIzVcgb
Imagine being told "there is no evidence that covid causes loss of smell" by a fact-checker and then all the conversations on twitter about it as a symptom being silenced. That's what has been happening. https://t.co/8aHVETgr6R
I'd love to talk about the massive underfunding of the CDC and the ridiculousness of social media sites like facebook and twitter relying on these organizations as a source of truth by fact checkers. https://t.co/W5XI8Y8tKN
Remember that time we cut CDC funding back in 2017 and 2 years later that fungus they were worried about kept spreading?"We rely heavily on the Centers for Disease Control to protect New Yorkers from global health threats"https://t.co/NcxFq6Iqd5 https://t.co/f1kLSQ2om8
A similar conversation I'd love to have is how the impact of mass censorship has made it impossible for me to gather valid data about the impact of vaccines on people like me.https://t.co/lH2f8u8XH2
Can we talk about how long it took to get information on the impact of vaccines on immune compromised individuals and how many times I have been told to take the vaccine despite my worry about it causing me to lose the ability to walk?https://t.co/7fMKi7Wkfo
Can we talk about how disinformation here may have lead to immune compromised people getting infected and spreading covid even after getting vaccinated because everyone was in a moral panic about "just take the vax bruh"?https://t.co/A9UI6rxJ2b
Don't worry, those are totally 'expected breakthrough infections' https://t.co/jFcJs1UXSK & not due to immunocompromised people not actually being formally studied yet, but told to get vaccine anyway despite no evidence of mounting an immune response./shttps://t.co/QzG5gbopEl
I'd really really really really like to talk about this change on the CDC's website because it fits my own model of mRNA removal processes that are often impaired in people like me with M.S. https://t.co/4hFH0SXuaR
Like... what happens if my body has a toxic response to parts of mRNA vaccine byproducts because of cellular instability related to accelerated apoptosis? https://t.co/Jtv0sQRr6ehttps://t.co/bjolaxxwVL
I'd also love to have a discussion about the dual-use of protease inhibitors and how in our rush to push mRNA vaccines thru that we are perhaps overlooking the destructive potential of these technologies if weaponized.https://t.co/wRKoGCTf9v
Did you hear the joke about brain cells using mRNA-like messages to communicate between cells.It's amazing what you can accidentally hit with protease inhibitors if you weren't aware of what was happening in the brain.https://t.co/Pxz6G3WaOa https://t.co/Z66HUqBiIy
Like... what happens if we make it trivially easy to design and mass-manufacture this kind of stuff at scale and then someone decides to turn it loose on a population to test it?https://t.co/Jdl3xgVbXj
"invite to talk about machine learning and how it can be misused in our space. It’s something we never really thought about before. [...]I don’t want to sound very sensationalist about this, but it is fairly easy for someone to replicate what we did."https://t.co/CP7kiPf4Kc
I guess this isn't really talking about Long Covid tho. I suppose I'm ignoring millions of people who have suddenly got a disease that mimics what I have basically been trying to cure since 2015. https://t.co/Y7u1EzSyx6
Did you know they found Covid in a small percentage of men's semen?https://t.co/NjwcotdBxp
Sure would be fun to find out what *exactly* predisposes a small proportion of men to experience viral persistence in semen and see if it expends to the similar fertility problems seen in Long Covid.https://t.co/q8dPyuvkEj
Does anyone know how to measure if oocytes are infected by viral persistence that wouldn't' show up in standard nasal-swab / throat based PCR?There aren't many studies on menstrual blood. It seems no one seems to realize we should be testing this.https://t.co/mBfTQUwrWI
"The available evidence suggests that ACE2 is widely expressed in the ovary, uterus, vagina and placenta. Therefore, we believe that apart from droplets and contact transmission, the possibility of mother-to-child and sexual transmission also exists."https://t.co/cLJnQAYKrV
Long-Covid ( like most autoimmune-esque diseases I've read about) seems to have a different symptom profile depending on if you are biologically male or female.Can we talk about how this is overlooked in most studies so I can't even tell if it's true? https://t.co/yfVHR62bka
I'd love to have a discussion about how little funding and little research has been done within academic science around stuff that has shown some promise to treat covid. https://t.co/QBhjSI9J8F
Likewise, I think it would be great to discuss political and institutional biases that have manifest in academic research round covid. In particular how this space has perverted the lens we've had with regards to "evidence" gathering.https://t.co/RsQ1HlIn15
It would also be fun to discuss the implications around research fraud and the seeming inability for academic science to police itself, and how hard it is to get visibility into problems.https://t.co/n7cDqT1h3i
"That misconduct happens isn’t shocking. What is: When the FDA finds scientific fraud or misconduct, the agency doesn’t notify the public, the medical establishment, or even the scientific community that the results [...] are not to be trusted."https://t.co/5qqRE0hAQ9Wat
Can we talk about how important it is for grassroots driven communities to work together to solve their health problems, and how "there is no evidence" narrative impedes real and genuine self-research by people impacted in this space?
I am not a doctor. This is not medical advice.This is a cry for help.https://t.co/XxXiouhGP7
Can we could have a discussion in how to prepare for children born in the next few years and the impacts of Long COVID on TH17?"Remodeling of T Cell Dynamics During Long COVID Is Dependent on Severity of SARS-CoV-2 Infection"https://t.co/Z77A1qtvsKhttps://t.co/P6akpVnUiC
I'm so progressive when it comes to Long COVID that I've been preparing for trying to help their children not suffer.I will wake up crying, thinking about all the children who will have to suffer like me; taking care of my self and my brother/sister as my mom is stuck in bed.
Stay strong, your children will see your strength and it will inspire them thru their own struggles. It is a cursed gift to give them, but something valuable none-the-less. https://t.co/VuBEVLIXIm
@Grimhood I've watched my mom suffer all my life and sometimes I wish she would die just to take away all her pain. Finding myself in the same boat as her was traumatic. Watching her survive thru it all was often the only way I could cope with my own struggle. To not give up.
Would be nice if we could have honest discussions about the impact of the spike proteins on tissue, and implications about their use as a target for vaccination.What if that is driving Long Covid? #teamclots https://t.co/uqZ9e4Hu3mhttps://t.co/mctGnkT8EC
Like, can we talk about that idea? I'd really like to.https://t.co/CE6ptPywb8
Nothing to see here. Move along folks.https://t.co/MZtjIRt9bp
"And then the patients and the sufferers… Not just Long Covid, but many other chronic conditions that have long been ignored or denied. Historically, both multiple sclerosis and ulcers were once treated as “in your head” diseases" https://t.co/lvJ2zXyk04
I mean, its not like the entirety of my health issues hinge on factors associated with smooth muscle tissues or anything.But don't worry, science based medicine says its fine https://t.co/xSSrWey5Ahhttps://t.co/BDILCLophv
"VERDICTFalse. Experts say the tiny level of spike protein measured in the bloodstream of vaccinated people does not cause toxicity; rather, they show the vaccine is getting to work."https://t.co/QCRbCFBvRxoh ok.
Do we know why the kidneys seem to be having problems? https://t.co/tUHuXm3l1i
If we could finger a reason why the smooth muscle tissue within the kidneys is failing as a result of covid infection, I would be more confident that experts know what they are talking about.https://t.co/pz78P2IyPi
@p0w32 @Conaw Smooth muscle tissue damage via spike proteins on covid-19 -> kidney damage -> vitamin D impairment -> autoimmune instigation -> nerve problems similar to diabetic nephropathy -> one possible explanation for long-covid, matches the outcomes of SARS 1.0
I'm sure this is just a preexisting condition /shttps://t.co/8KrVfgvYSK
What happens to the spike proteins when an infected cell bursts? “Many patients with severe COVID-19 are those with co-existing, chronic conditions, including high blood pressure and diabetes. Both of these increase the risk of kidney disease,” https://t.co/ZIZtkfKAy5
Or maybe its a different virus?https://t.co/lUJVLPSR25
Yo, why would a vaccine that creates spike proteins smooth muscle contractions cause the kidney to start releasing large amounts of blood clotting compounds in susceptible people? Must be the adenovirus.https://t.co/AvxlcaEDFvoh https://t.co/A1S4YrLGcPhttps://t.co/rq8kOxTWhP
I don't even know if coagulation is a thing, sure wish I knew someone with plans to develop a low cost DIY microscope system to do things like take dark field photos of blo...semen yes. semen.https://t.co/2wsquNn3d5
Remember when Fauci et. al. was telling me that in 100% of people in Covid trials were protected from death/hospitalization. https://t.co/NztNA7z5OcBut I was alarmed they didn't test on immune compromised people in those trials...https://t.co/qfMBzSlhkI
Can we talk about predictable outcomes of telling the western world that the vaccines are 100% effective, while neglecting the fact that we had to wait for cancer patients and people on immune modifying drugs to even be trailed against? https://t.co/D95KdkLwxd
Can we talk about the consequences of telling people that the vaccines are 100% effective in February 2021?Meanwhile in August 2021...https://t.co/h4b3YdAFtT
"The only way to find out how effective the vaccines actually are in immune-compromised people is to wait for data comparing infections between vaccinated and unvaccinated people in different immune-compromised groups, and that takes time."https://t.co/Et0Gtwkeps
I'd love to have a discussion about the nature of what makes a vaccine avoid viral mutations related to resistance.An immune compromised person violates these 'generalities'. and the current vaccines seem to violate the 'multiple targets' bit.https://t.co/qMX2w3Tqmn https://t.co/g3UQ1RDyJc
Back in march 2020 when I was exploring making my own vaccine, this was one of the reasons why I didn't explore that further. The DIY ones seemed to be super risky because of too narrow in targeting. https://t.co/5ux8wLjyn8
"Oliver Sacks and Joel Vilensky warned in 2005 that a future pandemic could bring waves of illness in its aftermath, noting “a recurring association, since the time of Hippocrates, between influenza epidemics and encephalitis-like diseases” in their wakes" https://t.co/DQmDGkNH8F
"Those companies’ large studies found that common side effects were minor and typical of the immune system revving up: soreness in the arm, fever and flu-like symptoms including fatigue, chills and headache."https://t.co/WgvrEwyebB
I love that we are still fighting a battle about immune compromised people. Some are getting tons of shots and still not getting immunity. We haven't even finished many important random controlled trials on it!https://t.co/a6QFF2UUFn
"two types of biomarkers — known as interferons — were elevated in the long COVID group 8 months after infection with SARS-CoV-2. Scientists describe interferons as a type of protein that body cells make in response to the presence of viruses." https://t.co/jVGrl699AP
Is it safe to discuss how we spent tons of vaccine funds on poorly targeted boosters with progressively less efficacy... So now that we have a system to keep them up to date, the funds have dried out and almost nobody cares?https://t.co/MmYT4etulD
I wanna talk about ME/CFS, MS and Alzheimer's and how all the physiological symptoms see look the same to me.Like, did you know all of these seem cause bowel instability, similar to autism and IBS/IBD?Weird.https://t.co/IkSesYogLN
Do bears shit in the woods? Yes.Actually they get really bad diarrhea after coming out of hibernation, and this behavior is mirrored in hibernating ground squirrels who seem to clear out their gut before winter to endure with no food. https://t.co/o4jzgfwI4D
Hibernating ground squirrels become parallelized during hibernation. Their body becomes so unresponsive that you can literally juggle them. https://t.co/anIbXUFs71
MERS seems to be a driver for hibernation in bats AFAICT.https://t.co/MrcR6UMswy
The question becomes, why?https://t.co/yN7ZNSEDD1
I'd like to talk about hibernation in bats, but it seems to be taboo to even mention bats + covid to weird political trends and speculation around biolabs.https://t.co/WKZmEUhL3z
What we need is 30-50 feral hogs."In a new study published by Nature on Wednesday, those researchers highlight the possibility of deadly coronavirus transmission from bats to domesticated animals and, in turn, to humans." [2018]https://t.co/U1MG4We42D https://t.co/1v7wzjWYKE
"a paucity of data on the gastrointestinal sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection. Since COVID-19 can directly or indirectly affect the gut physiology in different ways, it is plausible that functional bowel diseases may occur after the recovery" [Nov 2021]https://t.co/y314Bdomco
Hibernation, I'm telling you.https://t.co/XVSuJCb9Ik
Clear as day to me.https://t.co/7zbDy3lqJP
*laughs in autism*"Though many studies revealed associations between platelet markers and ASD, there is an important knowledge gap in linking these markers with autism and explaining the altered platelet phenotypes detected in autism patients."https://t.co/WBXJYdhVJf
"Fibrinogen is an essential part of the blood coagulation cascade and a major component of the extracellular matrix in mammals. The interface between fibrinogen and bacterial pathogens is an important determinant of the outcome of infection." https://t.co/SRquq8UfiQ
The moon calls for you."hypothesis is that people with Long COVID have higher blood levels of Alpha 2-antiplasmin, a serine protease inhibitor responsible for inactivating plasmin." https://t.co/lW55dQg9q5https://t.co/fwkgOCNQgE
I am a lunatic. A heretic. A medical apostate.https://t.co/DX2BFk9biZ
Sleep, perchance to dream. Aye there's the rub.https://t.co/fBoTLNybul
A fly on my web (of ideas), who's gut makes D-serine to impact sleep.What could he mean by this?https://t.co/vLxTBJtemo
How you kidneys doing?https://t.co/QNNU8w3OKP
"patients who survived COVID-19 exhibited increased risk of kidney outcomes in the post-acute phase of the disease. Post-acute COVID-19 care should include attention to kidney disease." https://t.co/fYSq1vXI3A
"These data document impaired renal function in patients with progressive MS and have implications for treatment of these patients with potentially nephrotoxic drugs." https://t.co/rOaJuJ02qw
Why can't you walk, my friend?"These studies support the hypothesis that excess MSP, as is present in inflammatory CNS lesions, promotes demyelination." https://t.co/VFyPUyVkcL https://t.co/2KstlvVHzP
Is regulating glutamate important? What is NMDA anyway? /shttps://t.co/TrEdpabClX
Hex the moon some more, you fucks. "A growing body of literature has shown an association between SARS‐CoV‐2 infection and the development of different types of CNS demyelination." https://t.co/4dQiUZLdyB
"Everybody[Cl]ots, [cl]ots, [cl]ots, [cl]ots, [cl]ots, [cl]ots[cl]ots, [cl]ots, [cl]ots, [cl]ots, [cl]ots"🎶https://t.co/N8oRKq9av5
The moon is serine tonight. Shame you are cursed by her.https://t.co/VNIHih3rn3
Don't play games if you don't know the odds.Even in this there is risk. All things are a gamble.https://t.co/DC4xcg9WT7
I have been trying to mitigate stroke risk associated with M.S. related blood flow and clotting problems.HBU?https://t.co/yBEccjNK4z
Trying to snare the moon in a web."This review will discuss some of the main molecular links between coagulation and inflammation and will focus on the role of fibrinogen in inflammatory disease" https://t.co/YyzPkGkS3y
"The levels of proinflammatory cytokines in the asymptomatic cohort dropped off, whereas those in the long Covid cohort remained more or less steady, with only a statistically insignificant decrease." https://t.co/YpBgjRsqQh
I make jokes about how autism is just Childhood Alzheimer's, cuz I can make predictions about Fibrinogen levels in the blood of autistics types by way of analog theories about vascular problems in Alzheimer's that mirror M.S.https://t.co/os2ce7imam
Oh look, its @PaulWhiteleyPhD. he's also seen the light of the moon and it's impact on autism related brain development.https://t.co/6ukgeUnIUY
You can't map what you aren't looking for.https://t.co/mD1GMyRm9e
IL-17 thohttps://t.co/0ZfXpIl5eHhttps://t.co/XXMWSwZWLHhttps://t.co/gvkz0JRshNhttps://t.co/2Eif6ogxTWAutism, caused by immune system dysfunction assoc w/ schizophrenia and multiple sclerosis ala whitematter degradation? Muh Corpus callosum hates me.https://t.co/ceOZkSIdCL
I wonder how many are getting candida infections in gut & don't even realize stuff like Mucormycosis etc is common complication of covid. https://t.co/oeuhfKwk56Candida flair tied to diabetes/autism/Alzheimer's might be tied to higher complication rate?https://t.co/Er9SS5Gylh
I'd make a pretty strong bet that any viral reservoir phenomena might be a combination of S Aureus and Candida co infection leading to persistent viral shedding in the gut.https://t.co/D7FUlL3zyX
This suggests to me that gut bacteria may be producing something similar to what Covid already may be doing.That lectin thing shows up in other Covid related research. It is cited as possibly one of factors for how gut bacteria may be impacting outcomes https://t.co/oybvQtFkOx
I still think we are seeing gut dysbiosis as the main driver of long covid, but I can't shake the idea that there's something else going on. https://t.co/mjbMnjy68p
@mchapiro This came out yesterday. Gut bacteria literally interact with mucosa via hydrogen peroxide https://t.co/jtnG6xcEgYand a tie to covid and mucosa: https://t.co/30FfokQXpC that no one is paying any attention to.Your tech may be hitting factors could be activating a lot of this.
Thankfully that research program by @polybioRF should be able to uncover what factors might be driving spike protein persistence and we won't have to speculate.https://t.co/na1qukGjok
Wouldn't surprise me if candida albicans can get infected by covid and persist ala via horizontal gene transfer. Yeast and human cells are surprising similar.*cough* Swi5 *cough*https://t.co/H0Wk4ersf1
Did you know Colitis is a common form of IBD?"results identify ACE2 as a key regulator of dietary amino acid homeostasis, innate immunity, gut microbial ecology, and transmissible susceptibility to colitis." [2012] https://t.co/aRH3TRzXdB
Do we know why covid causes kidney problems yet?https://t.co/ZOA55gpG4O
"objective was to systematically review the current understanding of kidney involvement in children suffering from MIS-C. Based on our systemic literature search, 19 studies have either partially or fully discussed kidney involvement in MIS-C patients."https://t.co/HlVyWe3bKn
I think that is very important for some reason.https://t.co/G6DLlEvhdh
"In patients with [Kawasaki Disease], both prerenal and renal [Acute Kidney Injury] have been reported." [2013]https://t.co/LZkrU1wnCNhttps://t.co/ggwODUOrT7 https://t.co/nbWhAhEk1l
