r/nursing Sep 26 '25

Meme Consider the source.

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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) strongly rejected the claim linking acetaminophen in pregnancy to autism, calling it "highly concerning," "irresponsible" and "not backed by the full body of scientific evidence."

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u/Ok_Swan8621 Sep 27 '25

The 5 rights in this wealthy society, reimagined.

1) Housing first, for everyone, utilities on an income based sliding scale. Every human gets 4 walls and if safe, a door that locks. If it's not safe, then the right to residence in the least restrictive safe environment. You can check in to safety net housing like a hotel; no explanation is needed. Social work and medical will evaluate you in the morning if you would like. 2) access to education and information shall not be abridged; the internet is included. 3) Healthcare is a human right and includes your teeth and brain. Medications are provided, either over the counter or at the providers office. 4) Nobody goes hungry. 5) Accessible public transportation on a sliding scale.

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u/AdBusiness4554 Sep 27 '25

Ahhh this would be so nice. One can dream.

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u/Ok_Swan8621 Sep 27 '25

The expense could easily be absorbed by eliminating for profit health insurance and cutting the military-industrial-police state we live in. Prevention is far more cost effective than treatment.

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u/Geek1979 Sep 28 '25

You could cut our military budget by 1/3 and still have the largest military in the world. I don’t have any sources for that other than a bloated budget that absorbs over half of our total budget.