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A Public Servant’s Silence: What Fauci’s Fifth Amendment Testimony Really Told Us
The man who told an entire country to "trust the science" did not answer a single question about how that science was managed
 • Dan Thrailkill
The Government Is Pulling Back from Diabetes Research. It Probably Should Not Have Been There in the First Place.
The patient donates to the nonprofits (or pays taxes), pays for the products, and is asked to be grateful the system produced them.
 • Dan Thrailkill
38 Years: What Beating Natural Selection Actually Looks Like
For Josh and Frank and Vernon and Sheila... the diabetics I remember every January 13th, and many others.
 • Dan Thrailkill
The Uniparty’s Favorite Game: Pretending to Care About Your Costs While Doing Nothing
Our American Society needs Dave Chapelle to channel his inner George Carlin
 • Dan Thrailkill
The Economics of Insulin Therapy: How the Diabetes Industry Convinced You to Spend More
Today is International Diabetes Day and November is Diabetes "Awareness" Month. Be aware of the economics behind your chosen treatment plan, and choose…
 • Dan Thrailkill
The Shifting Landscape of Youth Sports: Is the Game Over for the Rec Sports for the Next Generation?
Youth sports aren’t dead, but they’re at a crossroads. Whether it’s battling corporate greed or navigating post-COVID hurdles, we can shape a future…
 • Dan Thrailkill
The Smartphone Trap: Why Handing Kids a Digital Pandora’s Box Isn’t Freedom
After seeing an Eye Opening Ad (link included below), the Parenting Decision we made years ago was Confirmed... Again
 • Dan Thrailkill
Why We're All Just 'Big-Boned' Now: The Sneaky Normalization of Obesity in America
Unpacking the Data & Culture Behind Our Growing Acceptance of a Growing Problem, "That's normal, y'all. Pass the fries."
 • Dan Thrailkill
Vaccines Should Be Questioned, Not Eliminated
Why Choice Should Replace Mandates and Manufacturers need to be Liable to Restore Public Trust
 • Dan Thrailkill
Why the COVID-19 Narrative Felt Like a Tall Tale: Three Reasons to Raise an Eyebrow
Back in 2020, when the world shut down over COVID-19, I was like everyone else—glued to the news, trying to make sense of it all.
 • Dan Thrailkill
Price caps on Insulin make for positive headlines but Diabetics need officials to address the cause vs simply treating the symptoms
From the Diabetic Kid at President Biden’s State of the Union Address to discussions about price caps, the conversation is progressing, but government…
 • Dan Thrailkill
How 35 years of Type 1 Diabetes influenced our decisions about COVID
On January 13th, 1988, I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in Columbia, South Carolina.
 • Dan Thrailkill
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