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Hospital recommendation - Bangkok
As stated doctors with speciality work at specific hospitals. Your question should be where is the specialist not where is the best value. If it is a common ailment your opinion is valid. -
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Healthy 1 year old girl dies of multi seizures less than 12 hours after receiving 6 vaccines
You could do a lot worse than read, and consider, the truths that I post. I suspect that your post was directed at me. I should have right of reply. I am not a doctor, and I am no longer active in the medical world. Although I do write essays and articles now and again. I have, however, researched medicine for over 40 years. and continue to do so. I can assure you Sir, I know what I'm taking about. Relating to the OP. Parents need to stand up for their kids. Step up to the plate; so to speak. Do their own research. THEY need to accept health responsibility for their children. Because a person wears a white coat; should they be believed without question? Of course not. So what happened here? Giving multiple jabs is IMO a criminal act. What were these parents thinking? I have been around white-coats for a good part of my life. And I can honestly say many, might even say most, are more interested in their mortgages than their patients. They say doctoring is a calling to help and do no harm. Not in my experience. Wearing that white coat 'should' demonstrate that the person knows what he/she is doing. And adheres to the first principle DO NO HARM. Which should be automatic, IMO, if a person dons a white coat. As for the hospital, and clinicians, that gave that poor mite the jabs; they should be held to account. Did they once inform the parents that those multiple drugs had NEVER been tested together? I doubt it. Considering just one could cause serious effects, were their any warnings? Informed consent? I don't think so. The belief that Big Pharma, and it's compromised white-coat underlings, are doing the best for the people is simply a joke. The history of medicine is littered with instances where profit is put in front of customers/people's well-being. A look at the fines many drug companies had been hit with; stands as a clue. A well person is not a Big Pharma customer. Of course; if you are feeling unwell; go see a medical expert. -
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Thailand's Digital Card Chaos: Say Goodbye to TM6, Hello to Confusion!
What stops you from completing the form on your computer and generating a QR code that you can print out or email to your phone or send it to yourself as a document? I do my arrive Japan documentation on my laptop. The fact that you don't do anything on your phone is your personal choice. Live with the consequences. Time marches on and you are getting left behind. At one time people relied on telegrams and cablegrams. They are obsolete now. 25 years ago, people were resistant to the use of email to send documentation and would insist upon faxes. That mindset did not last long, The reality is that the people who are most resistant , are elderly and in a few years will not be traveling, so the issue will take care of itself. -
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Democrats Seize on MAGA Weakness as Trump’s Absence Shakes GOP Strongholds
So what has non-governmental scuttlebutt got to do with military secrets being shared? Just lame "whadaboutism" you say? I agree.
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