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As seen in: S2D: The Symptom to Diagnosis Podcast, Sensible Medicine Newsletter, National Institutes of Health, Are You Okay?, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Tribune Opinion, Sensible Medicine, Substack, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association, Baltimore Sun, STAT and
Internist, professor, patient. Author: Ending Medical Reversal; Symptom to Diagnosis; Sensible Medicine. Podcasts: S2D & Clinical Excellence. Loves Baseball.
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Drink CEL! and Live Longer and Better

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By Adam S. Cifu
| Sensible Medicine Newsletter
Dear Sensible Medicine subscriber, please share Part II of this post widely. I’d like to keep Part I between you and me. The reasons will be obvious. Part I Although I’ve been a doctor for over 30 years, I have not been able to accumulate generational wealth. This is despite my previous attempt at becoming a health influencer. Thus, I feel it is necessary to hop on the longevity medicine bandwagon. There will be some difficulties here.
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Why the FDA’s COVID Vaccine Guidelines are Controversial

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By Adam S. Cifu
| Sensible Medicine Newsletter
Ever since Vinay Prasad and Marty Makary published their intentions regarding COVID vaccine approvals in NEJM in May, I’ve thought quite a bit about the decision.1 I’ve kept returning to their article because it raises so many important issues. I’ve also read, with great interest, comments from those who have spoken out in favor of the guidelines, those who lined up against it, and those who seemed to struggle with the recommendations.
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Please do not do that research Original

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By Adam S. Cifu
| Sensible Medicine Newsletter
It is anathema to tell people not to study things. “There is no bad inquiry” could be a mantra in academics. Even findings that seem unimportant today may shift paradigms in the future. These days, arguing for or against research can label you as a left-wing or right-wing extremist.
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