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[schadentekkers]

i’m watching the recent ddt pro show and i was wondering what the backstory on mao and yuki ueno is? i saw them tag together once and it’s clear they’re pretty close but i’m missing a lot

hi!! mao and ueno are both part of the same faction, The37KAMIINA! they also came up in the same sub group of ddt (the now defunct ddt new attitude, or dna). so they've been connected since the beginnings of their ddt careers along with being v close friends. leading up to their match at ryogoku, mao "ran away from home" (temporarily left t37k) to distance himself before the match.. which is what made it that much more painful and beautiful :') but now everything is right in the world bc t37k are all back together and there is peace and love on planet ddt !!

[darkmaga-retard]

Dr Sam Bailey

Sep 10, 2024

In the world of virology, there are many blockbuster “viruses” that serve the deadly Pharmaceutical Empire and friends. Everyone is familiar with the Spanish Flu, measles, and relative new “virus” on the block ‘SARS-CoV-2’ first appearing in Once Upon A Time in Wuhan. However, is there now another contender?…

The establishment claim that the ‘West Nile virus’ (WNV) was discovered in Uganda in 1937 through an interesting “isolation” technique that involved some foul play against mice. While the public subsequently heard little about WNV, this changed recently with news platforms reporting that 83-year-old Dr Anthony Fauci had been infected. Some states have gone on high alert and started spraying the streets with insecticides, reminiscent of the polio and DDT fraud last century.

Currently there are no WNV vaccines licensed for use in humans. There have been some attempts to prepare one for widespread application but it is unlikely to be rolled out…unless there is a declaration of a ‘Pandemic‘. In this video we expose the pseudoscience behind the entire WNV paradigm.

Addendum: I would highly recommend Dr Andrew Kaufman’s recent presentation “Is Eastern Equine Encephalitis Caused By A Virus?” – this has many parallels regarding alleged “virus isolation“, mosquito transmission, antibody assays and pointless public health measures.

References

The Final Pandemic, Drs Mark & Samantha Bailey, 2024

“Does Sunscreen Cause Cancer?”, Dr Sam Bailey, 23 Sep 2023

“What You Need To Know About Yellow Fever”, Dr Sam Bailey, 5 Nov 2023

“The Dengue Drop Shot”, Dr Sam Bailey, 9 Mar 2024

“The Ongoing DDT Cover-Up”, Dr Sam Bailey, 23 Mar 2024

“Clinical Signs and Symptoms of West Nile Virus Disease”, CDC (accessed 1 Sep 2024)

“Clinical Testing and Diagnosis for West Nile Virus Disease”, CDC (accessed 1 Sep 2024)

Virus Mania, 3rd English edition, 2021

“The Yin and Yang of HIV”, Dr Sam Bailey, 2022

“War on Meat: Alpha-gal Syndrome”, Dr Sam Bailey, 12 Aug 2023

“Category: Antibodies”, Mike Stone, ViroLIEgy

“A Neurotropic Virus Isolated from the Blood of a Native of Uganda”, American Journal of Tropical Medicine, 1941

Virus, Bacteriophage & Single “Virus” Genomics, Dr Mark Bailey, 20 Jul 2024

“Origin of the West Nile virus responsible for an outbreak of encephalitis in the northeastern United States”, Science, 17 Dec 1999

“Vaccination and Control Methods of West Nile Virus Infection in Equids and Humans”, Vaccines, 1 May 2024

“A West Nile Virus DNA Vaccine Utilizing a Modified Promoter Induces Neutralizing Antibody in Younger and Older Healthy Adults in a Phase I Clinical Trial”, The Journal of Infectious Diseases, 15 May 2011

“Is Immunity Real?”, Dr Sam Bailey, 2 Jun 2024

[aurianneor]

Cancer, give people a fighting chance

The cells of the human body have a life span of 2 weeks to 15 years. To ensure the continuity of the human body, they duplicate and then die. This is written into the DNA. Hormones trigger DNA functions. There are a hundred thousand billion cells in the human body. Every day, 50 billion cells must clone themselves with their DNA and die.

Sometimes errors occur during DNA duplication. Most of the time, the new cell will have a blueprint foreign to the human body. The immune system will destroy it. The DNA may have an error, but the hormones don’t activate it. There are no consequences. The DNA may be incorrectly transcribed, the cell will malfunction, but it is recognized as part of the human body and reproduces with its defects. These errors occur 45 million times a day. That’s old age.

Once in a while, a mistake is made and the cell forgets to die. It becomes immortal. It clones itself, and instead of having one new cell and one that dies, there are two. Then four, then sixteen, and so on. This is cancer. Cells malfunction and increase in number instead of remaining constant.

Cancer is dangerous because these cells upset the balance of the human body: too many hormones, too many bones, too much stomach, and so on. When they take up too much space, we call it a tumor. The distribution of cancers in the population is linear, typical of a statistical distribution, i.e. cancer is a function of chance. Game theory says that if you roll a dice enough times, you’ll end up with a given number. If there are 45 million mistakes a day, the chances of these mistakes becoming cancer increase with the number of repetitions, and therefore with age. But they can also affect a child or a baby; it’s rarer, but it does happen. Once you reach a certain age, it’s almost certain, and it can appear in any cell of the body. The first factor that could lead to cancer one day is statistical.

Deviations from this statistical curve range from 5 to 10%. Lifestyle has little impact. Drinking alcohol, sun exposure and smoking increase the chances of getting cancer, but not by much.

Most Cancer Is Beyond Your Control, Breakthrough Study Finds – Time: https://time.com/3650194/most-cancer-is-beyond-your-control-breakthrough-study-finds/

What causes a cell to become cancerous is first and foremost DNA transmission errors, 99% of which are due to radiation. The sun bombards us with radioactivity every day. Soil, water and therefore food contain radioactive elements.

Cells are specialized. If the erroneous transmission occurs, but the cell does not use this function, this part of the DNA will not cause cancer.

Hormones are the subsequent cause of a cell becoming cancerous. When hormones don’t work properly, they ask the cell to use the DNA function that doesn’t correspond to it. There are external agents that behave like hormones. These are known as endocrine disruptors. Everything derived from fossil fuels (plastics, oil, uranium, etc.) comes from living matter containing hormones. These hormones have the ability to behave like human hormones. One day, one of these hormones touches a cell and activates its DNA. This increases the risk of cancer by a factor of 5 to 10%.

Evaluating intrinsic and non-intrinsic cancer risk factors – nature communications: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-05467-z

Since 1990, the number of cancers diagnosed worldwide has risen by 75%. A billion Chinese and a billion Indians have beaten infectious diseases, so they live longer and die of cancer more often. The chances of developing cancer under the age of 50 have fallen.

Change in three measures of cancer mortality, World, 1990 to 2019 – Our world in data: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/cancer-deaths-rate-and-age-standardized-rate-index

There are some endocrine disruptors that have not been used since the 90s: PCBs and DDTs. They polluted the whole world. Most of the endocrine disruptors we receive come from the air, from atmospheric pollution. For example, someone living in Beijing is just as likely to get cancer as someone who smokes 25 cigarettes a day.

If you live in a big city you already smoke every day– World economic forum: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/05/if-you-live-in-a-big-city-you-already-smoke-every-day/

We can remove the endocrine disruptors used in factories for the profits of a few: pesticides, petroleum, plastic, the use of fire etc. This would reduce the risk of cancer somewhat, as it would reduce DNA activation in poorly transcribed cells.

What really makes a difference is that medicine is able to make people with cancer live longer. For breast cancer, for example, there was a 45% chance of survival over 10 years in 1971. Today, it has a 78% chance of being alive in 10 years.

It’s important that there should be real public research into cancer. Survival is a direct result of medicine. We can live much better with cancer.

Dietary supplements, antioxidants and spa treatments have no effect on cancer, but they do capture a huge amount of money that is not invested in science.

Some scientists suggest renaming cancers to avoid using names of areas of the body in which it has been detected, whereas cancer spreads throughout the body. Instead, they recommend using the nature of the cancer and the way it spreads.

We’re naming cancers all wrong, oncology leader says – Stat News: https://www.statnews.com/2024/01/31/oncology-name-cancer-by-genetics-not-organs-expert-says/

Updating the Definition of Cancer – NIH: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10618731/

You can’t fight cancer. You can’t blame the person for getting cancer. On the other hand, you have to accept medical care. Infectious diseases have been beaten with antibiotics, not by making victims feel guilty.

Let King Charles’s illness finally change how we speak about cancer: it’s not about ‘winning’ or ‘losing’ a ‘war’ – The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/feb/16/king-charles-speak-cancer-winning-losing-war-bowel-language

CAR-T cell therapy is a new invention. Emilie Whitehead was the first person to be treated with this therapy. At the age of 7 in 2012, when she was dying, her doctors used the new CRISPR CAS-9 technique to modify her immune cells to fight her own cancer. Ten years on, Emilie is still alive and enjoying a normal life.

he Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer – Siddhartha Mukherjee: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7170627-the-emperor-of-all-maladies

The Song of the Cell: An Exploration of Medicine and the New Human – Siddhartha Mukherjee: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/60321392-the-song-of-the-cell

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Cancer, aider le hasard: https://www.aurianneor.org/cancer-aider-le-hasard/

Tous égaux face au cancer du sein: https://www.aurianneor.org/tous-egaux-face-au-cancer-du-sein/

Découvrez la dernière anecdote via @Sciencetips_fr : “Il a du flair !” cancer ?? ??: https://www.aurianneor.org/decouvrez-la-derniere-anecdote-via-sciencetipsfr/

Change the words “HIV” and “AIDS” by “Mental illness” and see how you feel about it: https://www.aurianneor.org/change-the-words-hiv-and-aids-by-mental/

In yogurt we trust: https://www.aurianneor.org/crispr-cas9-a-single-shot-to-cure-a-disease-that/

Gènes et oncogènes: https://www.aurianneor.org/genes-et-oncogenes/

The pill umbrella: https://www.aurianneor.org/the-pill-umbrella-drug-research-went-from-the/

[scarskelly]

Actually if you ever wanna talk about Eruption and Higuchi and his shifting priorities with Harimao....I would read the hell out of that 👀

Did you...did you just give me an excuse to ramble about Harimao? I'm honoured to.

Harimao is my favourite unit in DDT right now, I care a lot about them. Particularly because of their dynamic. I'm only a recent fan of DDT, but from what I've seen so far, Higuchi in Eruption was the quiet, stoic, younger enforcer. However, with his success as King Of DDT winner and in turn KO-D Openweight Champ in 2022, he had outgrown that label. There was also the introduction of Okatani to Eruption, who could fulfil the younger enforcer role.

All of that spells Higuchi graduating from Eruption to start up a new unit with fellow DNA guy who had also outgrown his unit, Yoshimura. Of course, Higuchi now had more responsibility and pressure on him now as an upper card guy, so his priorities shifted there, but I find much more interesting the shift in his personality and relationships.

This became particularly obvious to me with the introduction of Ishida to Harimao. I always refer to Higuchi and Ishida as father and son. Higuchi participates in all of Ishida's Dosukoi related antics and is fiercely protective over and supportive of him. I think the current Higuchi we are seeing now is the most genuine version of him. Not that he was dishonest while in Eruption, more that Higuchi has just matured. Yoshimura has done the same.

When it comes to his relationships, I became very aware of Higuchi's shifting priorities when watching 2 matches: Sakaguchi vs Ishida in the lead up to Wrestle Peter Pan and the KO-D 6-person match at WPP itself. There is also Higuchi and Sakaguchi's KO-D Openweight feud. It's just a simple thing that you think would obviously happen, but to so clearly see Higuchi be so firmly behind Ishida and Harimao in the face of the faction that he was once the enforcer of made me feel ✨️ things ✨️. Let's not even get into the end of the WPP match. I actually got teary eyed watching everyone interact afterwards. Higuchi still cares for and respects Sakaguchi and Akai and wants to see Okatani do well, but it's like he has a new family to take care of now.

[dan6085]

Here is a list of the top 25 non-fiction books from 1960 onwards, spanning various genres including memoirs, history, science, and politics. Each book is accompanied by an overview and its significance.

### 1. **"Silent Spring" by Rachel Carson**

- **Published**: 1962

- **Overview**: Carson’s book brought to light the environmental impacts of pesticides, particularly DDT, on ecosystems and human health.

- **Significance**: "Silent Spring" is credited with launching the modern environmental movement and led to the eventual ban of DDT in the U.S.

### 2. **"The Feminine Mystique" by Betty Friedan**

- **Published**: 1963

- **Overview**: Friedan’s book examines the dissatisfaction of many women in the 1950s and 1960s, challenging the idea that women could only find fulfillment through homemaking and motherhood.

- **Significance**: This book is often credited with sparking the second wave of feminism in the United States.

### 3. **"The Autobiography of Malcolm X" by Malcolm X and Alex Haley**

- **Published**: 1965

- **Overview**: The autobiography traces Malcolm X’s life, from his troubled childhood to his involvement in the Nation of Islam, and his evolving views on race and society.

- **Significance**: The book is a seminal work on race relations in America and continues to inspire discussions about race, identity, and activism.

### 4. **"In Cold Blood" by Truman Capote**

- **Published**: 1966

- **Overview**: Capote's book recounts the brutal murder of a Kansas family in 1959 and the subsequent investigation and trial. It is often considered the first "nonfiction novel."

- **Significance**: "In Cold Blood" is a groundbreaking work in the true crime genre and set the standard for narrative nonfiction.

### 5. **"The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" by Tom Wolfe**

- **Published**: 1968

- **Overview**: Wolfe’s book chronicles the adventures of Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters as they travel across the U.S. experimenting with LSD, capturing the essence of the 1960s counterculture.

- **Significance**: This work is a key document of the 1960s, showcasing the rise of the psychedelic movement and new journalism.

### 6. **"The Double Helix" by James D. Watson**

- **Published**: 1968

- **Overview**: Watson's book details the discovery of the structure of DNA, a pivotal moment in the history of science, and the collaborative yet competitive process behind it.

- **Significance**: This book offers a unique insight into the scientific process and has influenced both science and literature.

### 7. **"The Whole Earth Catalog" by Stewart Brand**

- **Published**: 1968

- **Overview**: This catalog was a countercultural publication that compiled tools, books, and resources for individuals interested in self-sufficiency and alternative lifestyles.

- **Significance**: The catalog was a major influence on the environmental movement and the rise of the digital age, inspiring figures like Steve Jobs.

### 8. **"Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" by Dee Brown**

- **Published**: 1970

- **Overview**: Brown’s book provides a history of the American West from the perspective of Native Americans, focusing on the injustices they faced during the westward expansion.

- **Significance**: This work reshaped how Americans understand their history and brought greater awareness to the plight of Native Americans.

### 9. **"The Pentagon Papers" by The New York Times**

- **Published**: 1971

- **Overview**: The Pentagon Papers were a secret government report on the Vietnam War, revealing the U.S. government's deception about the war's progress and objectives.

- **Significance**: Their publication led to a major political scandal and fueled public opposition to the Vietnam War.

### 10. **"All the President’s Men" by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein**

- **Published**: 1974

- **Overview**: This book chronicles the investigative journalism that uncovered the Watergate scandal, leading to the resignation of President Richard Nixon.

- **Significance**: It remains a landmark in investigative journalism and a definitive account of one of the biggest political scandals in U.S. history.

### 11. **"The Selfish Gene" by Richard Dawkins**

- **Published**: 1976

- **Overview**: Dawkins introduces the concept of the "selfish gene" to explain evolution, emphasizing the role of genes in the process of natural selection.

- **Significance**: This book popularized the gene-centered view of evolution and has had a profound impact on biology and the public understanding of science.

### 12. **"Roots: The Saga of an American Family" by Alex Haley**

- **Published**: 1976

- **Overview**: Haley traces his ancestry back to Africa, telling the story of his forebears, from their capture and enslavement to their lives in the United States.

- **Significance**: "Roots" had a major cultural impact, raising awareness of African American history and the legacy of slavery in the United States.

### 13. **"The Right Stuff" by Tom Wolfe**

- **Published**: 1979

- **Overview**: Wolfe tells the story of the test pilots who became America’s first astronauts, focusing on their courage and the pioneering spirit of the early space program.

- **Significance**: This book is a classic account of the early space race and has had a lasting impact on how the astronauts and the space program are perceived.

### 14. **"Godel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid" by Douglas Hofstadter**

- **Published**: 1979

- **Overview**: Hofstadter’s book explores the connections between the works of mathematician Kurt Gödel, artist M.C. Escher, and composer Johann Sebastian Bach, weaving them into a narrative about human cognition, creativity, and consciousness.

- **Significance**: This Pulitzer Prize-winning book is celebrated for its depth and complexity, influencing thinking in fields as diverse as mathematics, computer science, and philosophy.

### 15. **"The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" by Oliver Sacks**

- **Published**: 1985

- **Overview**: Sacks presents a collection of case studies of patients with neurological disorders, illustrating the complexity and mystery of the human brain.

- **Significance**: Sacks’ empathetic and narrative-driven approach to neurology brought the subject to a broad audience, bridging the gap between science and storytelling.

### 16. **"The Closing of the American Mind" by Allan Bloom**

- **Published**: 1987

- **Overview**: Bloom criticizes the decline of intellectual rigor and moral standards in American higher education, arguing that universities have failed to provide students with a true liberal education.

- **Significance**: This controversial book sparked widespread debate about the state of education and the value of the humanities in American society.

### 17. **"A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking**

- **Published**: 1988

- **Overview**: Hawking’s book explores the nature of the universe, covering topics such as the Big Bang, black holes, and the nature of time, in a way that is accessible to non-scientists.

- **Significance**: This landmark book made complex concepts in physics understandable to a general audience and became one of the best-selling science books of all time.

### 18. **"The Art of the Deal" by Donald Trump and Tony Schwartz**

- **Published**: 1987

- **Overview**: This book offers insights into Trump’s business strategies and philosophies, showcasing his approach to deal-making in the real estate industry.

- **Significance**: "The Art of the Deal" became a bestseller and significantly shaped public perception of Trump as a savvy businessman.

### 19. **"The Looming Tower: Al-Qaeda and the Road to 9/11" by Lawrence Wright**

- **Published**: 2006

- **Overview**: Wright traces the history of Islamic fundamentalism and the rise of al-Qaeda, culminating in the events of September 11, 2001.

- **Significance**: This Pulitzer Prize-winning book is considered a definitive account of the origins of al-Qaeda and the lead-up to the 9/11 attacks.

### 20. **"The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference" by Malcolm Gladwell**

- **Published**: 2000

- **Overview**: Gladwell explores how small changes can have significant effects, examining the factors that contribute to social change, trends, and epidemics.

- **Significance**: "The Tipping Point" popularized the idea of tipping points in sociology and economics, influencing how people think about social phenomena.

### 21. **"Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies" by Jared Diamond**

- **Published**: 1997

- **Overview**: Diamond examines the factors that have influenced the development of human societies, arguing that geography, environment, and biology play crucial roles in shaping civilizations.

- **Significance**: This Pulitzer Prize-winning book has had a profound impact on our understanding of the factors driving human history, offering a comprehensive theory on why some societies have historically dominated others.

### 22. **"The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" by Rebecca Skloot**

- **Published**: 2010

- **Overview**: Skloot tells the story of Henrietta Lacks, whose cancer cells were used for groundbreaking medical research without her knowledge, and explores the ethical issues and personal impact of her cells' use.

- **Significance**: This book sheds light on important issues related to medical ethics, race, and the intersection of science and human rights, contributing to ongoing discussions about consent and the treatment of marginalized individuals in medical research.

### 23. **"Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman**

- **Published**: 2011

- **Overview**: Kahneman, a Nobel laureate in Economics, explores the dual systems of thought that drive human decision-making: the fast, intuitive system and the slow, deliberate system.

- **Significance**: The book has been influential in psychology, economics, and behavioral science, providing a comprehensive overview of cognitive biases and how they affect our decisions.

### 24. **"Educated" by Tara Westover**

- **Published**: 2018

- **Overview**: Westover's memoir details her journey from growing up in a strict and abusive household in rural Idaho with little formal education to earning a PhD from Cambridge University.

- **Significance**: "Educated" has been praised for its exploration of the transformative power of education and the struggle for self-identity against a backdrop of familial and cultural constraints.

### 25. **"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari**

- **Published**: 2011

- **Overview**: Harari provides a sweeping overview of human history, from the emergence of Homo sapiens to the present day, examining how shared beliefs and collective myths have shaped societies.

- **Significance**: This bestselling book offers a provocative and accessible interpretation of human history, challenging readers to think critically about the development of societies and the future of humanity.

These non-fiction works have each made a significant impact in their respective fields, whether by reshaping public understanding, influencing academic discourse, or inspiring readers to think differently about the world.

[hopeandheal]

How Environmental Factors Influence Cancer Risk

For many types of cancers, the exact cause is unknown. Doctors state that DNA changes or mutations cause cells in the body to grow abnormally and divide, leading to cancer. While family history is a major risk factor for cancer, environmental factors are equally responsible. 

If you suspect you have increased cancer risk, consult a medical expert for health evaluation (checkup). Visit the top cancer hospital in Siliguri, Hope & Heal Cancer Hospital and Research Centre. 

DNA damage can result from environmental exposures, like tobacco smoke, radon gas, or UV rays. Certain cancer-causing exposures, like tobacco smoke, and UV radiation are often easy to avoid. 

However, some cancer-causing substances are more difficult to avoid. It happens when these are present in the food we eat, the water we drink, the air we breathe, or work. 

Let’s understand how environmental factors can increase cancer risk

Lifestyle 

One of the most frequent environmental factors responsible for cancer risk is your lifestyle choices. These include your diet, physical activity, tobacco smoking, and alcohol intake.

A diet high in processed foods, ultra-processed foods, fast foods, overcooked foods, sugar, refined carbohydrates, and red meats, and low in fruits and vegetables may increase cancer risk.

Cooking meats in high temperatures, or burning and grilling these partially can release chemicals that can be carcinogenic. Plus, digesting this food can trigger the Alkylating process known to damage DNA. 

Here, diets rich in antioxidants, fiber, folate, Vitamins, minerals, etc. found in fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and whole grains can reduce cancer risk.

Physical Activity

Regular physical activity helps maintain a healthy weight, while obesity increases inflammation. With routine exercise, you can reduce your risk of various cancers, including breast, colon, bowel, kidney, stomach, liver, lung, and endometrial cancer.

Smoking: Tobacco smoking is one of the most well-known risk factors for lung cancer. Tobacco contains numerous carcinogens causing changes in DNA. Smoking can increase the risk of mouth, throat, pancreas, bladder, breast, uterine and cervical cancer. 

Cigarette smoking includes more than 60 known carcinogens, such as benzene, PAH, ethylene oxide, N-nitrosamines, aldehydes, and further. 

Consult your doctor at the top cancer hospital in Siliguri for comprehensive diagnosis and treatment. 

Alcohol Consumption

More commonly, moderate to excessive alcohol intake can increase cancer risk, such as cancers of the mouth, throat, breast, liver, esophagus, colon, rectum, etc. But it doesn’t mean a small amount of alcohol is safe. 

Because alcohol acts as a solvent, it helps harmful chemicals to enter your cells. Next, it is metabolized into acetaldehyde, which is a toxic compound damaging DNA.

Contact with Chemicals

Exposure to some chemicals, whether in the workplace or the environment, may increase cancer risk. Such chemicals may be present in industrial settings where you work, in your household products, and pollution.

Industrial Chemicals

Industries like manufacturing, mining, and agriculture might include carcinogenic materials. These can be rado, asbestos, arsenic, benzene, acrylamide, propylene oxide, trichloroethylene, styrene-7, or 8-oxide. 

Pesticides and Herbicides

Agricultural workers might have a risk of lung cancer, prostate cancer, and non-Hodgkin lymphoma due to harmful pesticides and herbicides. These include Carbaryl, Carbofuran, Atrazine, Primicarb, Glyphosate, DDT, Fenoxycarb, and further. 

Air and Water Pollution

Environmental pollutants such as particulate matter, radon gas, arsenic, or cadmium can put one at cancer risk. Both air and water pollution increase the chance of lung cancer, liver cancer, pancreatic cancer, breast cancer, etc. 

Radiation 

Radiation (ionizing and non-ionizing) is a major environmental risk factor for cancer of many types.

Ionizing Radiation

This type of radiation mainly includes gamma rays, X-rays, and radioactive particles, which might affect DNA. 

Ultraviolet (UV) Radiation

Prolonged exposure to UV radiation from the sun is a potential risk factor for skin cancers, such as melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. 

Other environmental cancer risk factors include:

Human papillomavirus (HPV)

Helicobacter pylori infection

Parasites

Growing awareness, prevention, education, and ongoing research can help reduce the risk of getting cancer due to environmental reasons. Reach out to one of the best cancer hospitals in Siliguri city. See your medical expert or ask for screening, vaccination, and preventive measures. 

[wudi588]

日本核污染水排海！是谁在给你撑腰#nuclear

日本启动核污水排放后，引来了国际社会的一片谴责，在这样的声讨下，日本政府一意孤行，不顾本国民众及周边国家反对，于8月22日召开阁僚会议后，宣布自8月24日起将福岛第一核电站134万吨的核污水排入大海，持续时间长达30年。#nuclear

在经过国际环保组织的调查中，福岛核电站的核污水处理设备对其中的某些危险核素毫无办法，福岛核污染水中至少含有60种放射性核素，有的严重致癌，还有的会严重破坏人类DNA。日本此举，是直接将人类往变异上整啊！日本，是谁在给你撑腰？

日本方面声称，核污染水对身体没有危害，可以直接饮用，企图将核污染水和冷却水混为一谈，2023年3月23日，《美国之音》中文网已经发布了类似说法，此篇报道被数十个账号迅速转发，阅读量达到约200万，面对日本的核污水排海，美国一方面公然支持日本核污水排海决定，美国国务卿布林肯称，感谢日方努力，另一方面禁止日本大米、鱼类等产品进口。这个跳梁小丑做的好，一边嘴上喊着支持日本排海，一边让日本当炮灰，日本自以为得到了美国的支持，却没想美国的“变脸”行为让日本首相岸田文雄措手不及。

日本核污水排海，美国为啥不阻止？其实美国和日本早已是“一丘之貉”。多家美国媒体报道，美图曾向太平洋偷排767吨毒废水（DDT杀虫剂废料），时间长达数十年，美国自己都干过这种缺德事，难怪对日本核污水排海不痛不痒，甚至公然支持，原来是怕自己的老底被揭露。

海洋是全人类的共同才财产，强行启动向海洋排放福岛核污染水属于无视国际公共利益的极端自私和不负责任之举，日本此举给当地民众乃至全世界人民造成危害，日本能够无视海洋公约，少不了美国在背后推波助澜，如果说日本是犯罪，那美国就是帮凶。

[chainsawcorazon]

Yuki got to hang out with DDT Dad Kota, all is right in the world (x)

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News Listings for August 7, 2018

News Listings for August 7, 2018

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As every August I will once again be away for 10 days this month starting on August 8th through August 19th. What this means is that all news and results may not be regularly covered during my absence. I have a couple people who may help out if time permits, but I do not expect anyone else to carry the load that I normally undertake. I will try and update anything if I have wifi access,…

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Dai Suzuki felt the full wrath of Go Shiozaki at DNA's most recent show.

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Ddt pro really cures me and never disappoints me i love ddt pro so much

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I don’t really know what Shunma thought was gonna happen here tbh, poor boy got bodied :(

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The Styles SmackDown Surprise {AJ Styles x Little Sister!Reader}

Words: 2,327

Anon Request: AJ is the readers big brother and she wants to go to SmackDown from NXT but her brother isn’t happy about because he’s worried she’ll get hurt. That is until she saves him and shows him that she isn’t a little girl anymore. 

WOULD LOVE TO HEAR WHAT YOU THOUGHT! Enjoy!

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You stood outside the doorway to your brother’s dressing room. You were trying to strike up the nerve to talk to him. It had been a rough couple of days between you two. Why?

Two Days Earlier:

“AJ I’m 25 years old and I’ve been in NXT since I was 20! Vince thinks that I would be a great addition to SmackDown!” You said to your brother-or rather your brothers back. All you saw was his black vest and his long silky brown hair. He was staring at the wall his hands on his hips.

“Vince can think what he wants but when it comes to your safety that’s my decision!” AJ said spinning around his blue eyes afire with frustration and concern. But you didn’t see that. All you saw was that your brother was being too damn overprotective.

“I’m 25 AJ! I think I can take care of myself. We’re in the 21st century now. Women don’t need a mans permission anymore. I’m just trying to understand why you won’t let me go to that next level!” You said in disbelief.

“Because you’re not ready for that next level!” AJ said banging his fist against the locker making it give a loud shudder that made you wince.

“That may be true but when it comes to me and my family I don’t care what damn century we’re in!” He said. Just then he sighed and looked at you with a softened gaze. “I say this because I love you (Y/N).” He said looking at. All he wanted was to make you understand that he didn’t want you to get hurt. “I’ve seen what this career does to people. Heck it’s almost done it to me!” He said. “People are injured every day. I live with pains caused from matches from years ago every day. I don’t want you living like that!” He said.

“I’m already living like that AJ! If you haven’t forgotten I’ve been in NXT for the past five years. I know what it can do to you!” You said. AJ shook his head. “No darling that’s not what I’m saying. Yes NXT is wrestling but it’s completely different from SmackDown or RAW! You’re gonna have to take bigger hits, larger leaps and dives and do much more advanced things. I just don’t think you’re ready.” He said.

You scoffed in disgust. “How would you know?” You spat. “You’ve never even been to one of my matches!” The venom in your tone was clear.

AJ sighed. “Trust me. I’m–.”

“Doing what’s best for me I’ve heard it all before. Well I’m leaving. I can’t even look at you right now I’m so furious.”

And with that you grabbed your jacket and left the locker room, slamming the door with a bang.

That had been two days ago. You had spoken to Vince and had made a deal with him. Tonight AJ was going up against Shinsuke Nakamura. He was going to be accompanied by Asuka. You were going to accompany your brother to the ring.

“What you do is entirely up to you.” Vince had told you.

That had been this morning.

It was now close to 10:30. You were in your new ring gear that you had gotten for your appearance on SmackDown.

And you were outside your brothers locker room.

Approaching the door you knocked.

“Come in.”

You entered to see your brother sitting on the bench, dressed in his full ring gear holding his championship belt. He looked up to see you. “Hey.” He said.

You gave a small smile. “Didn’t you tell me that hey was for horses?” You said bringing up a fond memory between you both from your childhood.

AJ cracked a smile. “I did didn’t I?” He said. He then sighed. “Look (Y/N), what I said before–.”

“I know why you did it AJ.” You said. “I would do the same if I were in your position most likely. I understand that I’m your little sister. I’ll always be your little sister but you need to remember that I’m not little anymore.” You said softly.

He nodded. “I know.” He said standing up. “And I’m sorry for being so overprotective. But after tonight you’ll see what I mean and you’ll see why I don’t want you wrestling on SmackDown or RAW.” He said.

Or so you think, you thought to yourself.

“Can you forgive me for yelling at you?” He asked. You sighed and rolled your eyes up to make it look like you were thinking. “I mean you are my big brother and I still love you so I guess so.” You said.

AJ laughed and he opened his arms wide. “Get in here you bug.” He said.

You laughed and went to him giving him a hug. He squeezed you, kissing the top of your head. “God I love you (Y/N).” He said. “Your my sister and I’ll always be protective of you no matter what. It’s hardwired into my brain and my DNA.” He said to you.

You snuggled into him. “I know. And it’s my job as a little sister to always annoy you-well maybe when we were little at least.” You said.

He laughed “Maybe when we were little  yeah.” He said. He then pulled away. “Oh before I forget!” He said. He turned towards his locker. “I have a little something for you. Since your a Styles you gotta have this when we enter.” He said.

He turned and you saw him holding a hooded vest that was an exact match to his except it was your size. Your jaw dropped. “For real?” You said. He laughed and nodded. “For real.”

You pounced on him, flinging your arms around his neck giving him a hug. “Thanks AJ!”

“Anytime (Y/N).” He said returning the hug wrapping his arms around your waist and giving a small squeeze.

Suddenly there was a knock at the door and a head popped in. It was one of the attendants. “Asuka and Shinsuke are about to enter. Get to the stage please.” He said before he was gone.

AJ let out a big sigh. “Ready?” He asked.  You quickly put your vest on and gave him a “how do I look?” pose

He smiled. “Oh yeah-you’re ready!”

With an arm around your shoulder and the other holding his belt on his shoulder you two walked out the locker room and to the black curtain that seperated the WWE Universe from the calm and serene backstage area. You could hear the crowd cheering as Shinsuke and Asuka made their displays in the ring.

Letting go of you AJ put his champion belt on his waist and together you put your hoods on.

“Ready.” You said.

AJ gave a nod to the sound guy and he turned on your brothers music.

You heard the familiar tamborine sound as the lights went from red to blue and the crowd let out a thunderous cheer.

Together you both ran out to the stage before you both crouched down and rumbled.

BAM!

“No they don’t want none! No they don’t want none…”

Both you and AJ popped up in perfect sync throwing your hoods off and throwing your arms up and the crowd went crazy.

“Ladies and gentleman please welcome, accompanied to the ring by his sister (Y/N) Styles from NXT, the WWE Champion, the Phenomenal AJ Styles!”  The announcer screamed.

You cheered your brother’s name and walked behind him as he walked down the ramp. You heard a few shouts of your name and smiled but tried to not take the attention away from your brother. That would come after.

You eyed Asuka as you and your brother went to the ring. You staying on the floor while AJ went to the ring. He got on top of the turnbuckles holding up his belt before he handed it to you. “Keep it safe.” He said before winking. You nodded. A ref came over and took it to the bell before the bell rung so that it was safe. A ref always had to hold onto the belt during an official match.

The match started as soon as the bell went off. For the first half of the match Shinsuke was beating on AJ hard making him look weak. You cheered AJ on from the sidelines making sure Asuka and Shinsuke didn’t try anything funny but making sure not to interfere. Then the second half of the time AJ was full power. He pinned Shinsuke down for the three count and you cheered as he did.

But you could tell as could the audience that he was tired. The match had lasted a good ten minuets. The bell rung ending the match officially and the ref held up AJ’s hand and gave him his belt back. You cheered him exuberantly.

THEN BAM

Out of nowhere Shinsuke came and delivered a Enzuigiri to AJ which sent your brother down to the mat. That’s when Asuka pounced on him as well.

You roared in anger as you slid into the ring. Asuka saw and came at you with a clothesline. You ducked running to the other side of the ring and saw out of the corner of your eyes she was coming at you again. You gave her an elbow to the face causing her to stop short. Then you hopped onto the second rope and delivered your brothers signature move the Styllin’ DDT. As you hopped onto the second rope you did a backflip grabbing Asuka by her upper torso in midair before landing and pulling her harshly to the ground. She hit the mat hard and rolled out of the ring stunned. The crowd went crazy and AJ, who was being cornered by Shinsuke gazed in disbelief at your agility.

As you watched   Asuka roll out of the ring from your crouched position you stood up and rippled off your vest that your brother had given you. You had forgotten to take it off in the heat of the moment. You threw it towards the announcers table nearly hitting Byron Saxton in the face.

“Oh she’s angry now.” Corey Graves said.

“She was angry when she delivered that Styllin’ DDT to Asuka. She’s pissed now!” Mauro Ranallo said.

You whipped your head around, your silky brown long hair flying out like a circle as you turned your attention to Shinsuke who was now taunting your exhausted brother. “HEY SHINSUKE!” You screamed.

“Damn that girls got a voice.” Byron said.

Shinsuke ignored you still beating on your brother. You strode towards him and grabbing his shoulder pulled him back and punched him clean in the face.

He reeled back falling on the ropes to the right of your brother. You then gave him a side kick that sent him down towards the other side of the ring. You were now in-between Sinsuke and your brother in a fighting stance. You were sending a clear sign to all.

NOBODY ATTACKS MY BROTHER

“You’ve done it now Shinsuke. You’ve pissed off (Y/N) Styles and now you’re gonna get it!” Corey said excitedly.

Shinsuke holding his hand to his nose snarled at you and you lifted your hands up twitching your fingers as if saying “come on!”

Shinsuke came at you. You quickly ducked before running to the other side of the ring and delivering a flying clothesline to the Japanese wrestler. Her hit the ground hard but got up within a few seconds. He snarled at you. “I don’t hit girls.” He said.  You laughed. “Too bad.” You said. You quickly ran at him but he caught you with an arm hook. You quickly repositioned to go into hooking arm drag which you did flawlessly. The crowd cheered as Shinsuke rolled onto his upper back and landed in the ring.

You screamed for a microphone and someone threw one to you.

Shinsuke was dragging himself to the ropes and you stalked him like a predator. “That’s what you get you snake!” You said letting your Southern accent thicken a tad to show your anger. “You don’t dare come after my brother like that! Because guess what?” You said bending down. “I’ll be there waiting to rip you to shreds.” You gazed into the mans eyes. Suddenly you felt a sharp pain.

The bastard had slapped you.

You went stumbling back as Shinsuke got up. He gave you his famous hip thrust action and that sent your blood boiling. You ran in making it look like you were going in for a clothesline but at the last minuet you gave the man a taste of his own medicine. You jumped up delivering a fierce jumping Enziguri that sent Shinsuke to the mat and rolling towards the edge of the ring. You then backed up to the other side of the ring and ran going into a baseball slide dropkick and sent Shinsuke tumbling out of the ring.

The crowd went wild. You glared at Shinsuke with malice as he struggled to stand. Grabbing the microphone from where you dropped it when you took the hit you held it up to your lips. “Mess with a Styles, and you’ll get a surprise of your life.” You said watching as Asuka and Shinsuke helped each other up the ramp. You watched them go and when you made sure they were far enough away you went to your brother. “AJ you okay?” You asked.

He stared at you in disbelief. “You’re amazing.” He said. You shook your head. “I only did a few of your moves. It was no big deal.” You said as you helped him up. You brought him to the center of the ring and handed him his belt back and helped him raise his arm.

But then

As you did suddenly AJ grabbed your arm and raised it. The crowd went crazy.

“STYLES! STYLES! STYLES!” The crowd screamed.

AJ looked at you before he said. “Welcome to SmackDown.”

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Padre Dick made a detour back to DDT to beat the shit outta DNA trainee and future heel king, Naomi Yoshimura, at Referee Matsui’s Dramatic Dreams Vol. 5 produce. (1/2)

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