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That is very much depends on the clinic you attend. Some will require blood tests and this has been stated in various threads. Also in the OP previous thread he posted that realizes Non O-A is the incorrect visa for him and intention to apply for a Non O retirement. Then yet starts this thread re medical!!. It's NOT required for a Non O . Confused is an understatement -
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Israel's Smotrich says victory means Gaza fully 'destroyed'
@SamSaraburi an off topic troll post has been removed. -
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RFK Jr.: HHS Moves to Restore Public Trust in Vaccines
And that is probably the biggest victory of all. -
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A Poll - Do you like the Down-Thumb emoji?
Thanks mate 👍 Address it to 'Aussie guy with big Donga', (anaconda). Deliver it to any bar in Soi 6, all the girls know me. -
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RFK Jr.: HHS Moves to Restore Public Trust in Vaccines
The hypocrisy behind Kennedy’s ‘Make America Healthy Again’ movement MAHA is supposed to be about preventing illness. So why does it shun vaccines? "At the core of the “Make America Healthy Again” movement is a fatal contradiction. On the surface, it purports to favor the prevention of diseases over the treatment of them. Some of its approaches seem to be common sense: Who could argue against cutting ultra-processed food and removing harmful pesticides? The problem is that many in the movement want to do the exact opposite: They oppose public health’s most effective tools to avert diseases (vaccines) and would rather replace them with infections. Squaring these two views is impossible. ... MAHA’s leader, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., exemplifies this tension.... As Kennedy remakes America’s health system by altering the vaccine approval process, directing federal funds to relitigate debunked conspiracy theories and even calling into question the primacy of averting infectious diseases, the medical community and the public need to press MAHA’s leaders on their views. Is MAHA a scientific proposition to improve America’s health, or is it an ideology that glorifies favored interventions while denouncing others, regardless of the evidence?" By Leana S. Wen Leana S. Wen, a Washington Post contributing columnist who writes the newsletter The Checkup with Dr. Wen, is an emergency physician, clinical associate professor at George Washington University and author of “Lifelines: A Doctor’s Journey in the Fight for Public Health.” Previously, she served as Baltimore’s health commissioner. -
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Report Confusion Plagues Thailand's New Digital Nomad Visa, Leaving Applicants Stranded
The requirements are very easy if you ask me. Get 500k in home bank account then signup for a cooking class, boom 5 years and you can come and go as much as you want. This is by far the easiest long term visa they've ever had.
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