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DEI class at UCLA med school says weight loss is useless
Posted on 4/25/24 at 5:42 pm
Posted on 4/25/24 at 5:42 pm
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After the death of George Floyd, the University of California's David Geffen School of Medicine mandated that all first-year students take a DEI course titled "Structural Racism and Health Equity."
The course recently made headlines after a guest lecturer who celebrated the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attacks led students in chanting, "Free, Free Palestine," as well as in pagan earth worship. It appears its contents are similarly provocative.
According to a course syllabus and corresponding documents obtained by the Washington Free Beacon, students will learn about
- how Western societies and the medical profession are supposedly racist;
- how morbid obesity "came to be pathologized and medicalized in racialized terms";
- the apparent connection between "ableism" and "heteropatriarchy, white supremacy, colonialism and capitalism";
- the supposed positives of sex-change mutilation;
- the apparent value in abolishing prisons;
- "how race and class contributes to a patient's ability to access and receive gender-affirming care"; and
- the "role of healthcare workers within community organizing and protest."
A section entitled "Our Hxstories" reportedly adds that "[h]ealth and medical practice are deeply impacted by racism and other intersectional structures of power, hierarchy, and oppression — all of which require humility, space and patience to understand, deconstruct, and eventually rectify."
Another reading provides potential doctors with a list of demands to echo, including calls for a cancellation of Third World debt; state-controlled agricultural policies responding "to people's needs and not to the demands of the market"; state control and taxation of speculative international capital flows; gender, equity, and environmental impact assessments for all economic polices; and an end to "growth-centered economic theories."
... the medical profession watchdog Do No Harm has revealed "23 of America's top 25 medical schools now have anti-racism instruction as the core part of their curriculum."
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After the death of George Floyd, the University of California's David Geffen School of Medicine mandated that all first-year students take a DEI course titled "Structural Racism and Health Equity."
The course recently made headlines after a guest lecturer who celebrated the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attacks led students in chanting, "Free, Free Palestine," as well as in pagan earth worship. It appears its contents are similarly provocative.
According to a course syllabus and corresponding documents obtained by the Washington Free Beacon, students will learn about
- how Western societies and the medical profession are supposedly racist;
- how morbid obesity "came to be pathologized and medicalized in racialized terms";
- the apparent connection between "ableism" and "heteropatriarchy, white supremacy, colonialism and capitalism";
- the supposed positives of sex-change mutilation;
- the apparent value in abolishing prisons;
- "how race and class contributes to a patient's ability to access and receive gender-affirming care"; and
- the "role of healthcare workers within community organizing and protest."
A section entitled "Our Hxstories" reportedly adds that "[h]ealth and medical practice are deeply impacted by racism and other intersectional structures of power, hierarchy, and oppression — all of which require humility, space and patience to understand, deconstruct, and eventually rectify."
Another reading provides potential doctors with a list of demands to echo, including calls for a cancellation of Third World debt; state-controlled agricultural policies responding "to people's needs and not to the demands of the market"; state control and taxation of speculative international capital flows; gender, equity, and environmental impact assessments for all economic polices; and an end to "growth-centered economic theories."
... the medical profession watchdog Do No Harm has revealed "23 of America's top 25 medical schools now have anti-racism instruction as the core part of their curriculum."
...
Posted on 4/25/24 at 5:44 pm to Night Vision
They should just rename the class "Intentionally bad ideas that will anger normal people"
Posted on 4/25/24 at 6:10 pm to Night Vision
Mexico is cheaper, has none of the American liberal bs. Medical tourism is about to boom.
Posted on 4/25/24 at 7:50 pm to Night Vision
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how morbid obesity "came to be pathologized and medicalized in racialized terms"
Here is the thing. When your morbid obese patients come in and need to be placed on the vent it is really hard to ventilate them against the extrinsic pressure provided by their habitus. I have had so so many people yell at me about their fat loved one dying on the vent but here is the thing and I will place this in OT terms. It is super hard to blow up a ballon when someone sitting on it.
It is these academic doctors who never touch patients who I absolutely despise. They are not on the ground in their own university hospitals let alone working in or at large city hospitals.
Posted on 4/25/24 at 9:29 pm to Night Vision
I’ll take bad ideas for two hundred, Ken
Posted on 4/26/24 at 1:27 am to Night Vision
All of that to say it's "I Hate Straight White Normies 1101"
Posted on 4/26/24 at 2:08 am to IMLSUdoc
This sounds crass and is going to be unpopular, but in order to save a person's life sometimes we have to do harm to them.
Case in point, when giving life saving cpr, you will most likely break the ribs.
Why are we not doing emergency liposuction if the fat is getting in the way of the breathing? I realize not all fat is subcutaneous and most may be intravascular, but it's not something that is done. Why?
Case in point, when giving life saving cpr, you will most likely break the ribs.
Why are we not doing emergency liposuction if the fat is getting in the way of the breathing? I realize not all fat is subcutaneous and most may be intravascular, but it's not something that is done. Why?
Posted on 4/26/24 at 2:46 am to Night Vision
I read through all of it. Not a single mention of diet, exercise, nutrition, obesity, or food anywhere in it....and it's a course on "health equity".
No fricking wonder the Left gets dumber by the day.
No fricking wonder the Left gets dumber by the day.
Posted on 4/26/24 at 3:37 am to Night Vision
so much trash in that.
this will make health insurance premiums go up as quality of care goes down.
how much communism can you fit in one sentence?
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the University of California's David Geffen School of Medicine mandated that all first-year students take a DEI course titled "Structural Racism and Health Equity."
this will make health insurance premiums go up as quality of care goes down.
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responding "to people's needs and not to the demands of the market"; state control and taxation of speculative international capital flows; gender, equity, and environmental impact assessments for all economic polices; and an end to "growth-centered economic theories."
how much communism can you fit in one sentence?
Posted on 4/26/24 at 5:01 am to 10thyrsr
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Why are we not doing emergency liposuction if the fat is getting in the way of the breathing?
There's a limit to how much fat can be safely removed. If a person is already sick and requiring ventilation, exposing them to additional trauma is likely only going to speed their demise.
Posted on 4/26/24 at 5:59 am to Night Vision
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how morbid obesity "came to be pathologized and medicalized in racialized terms"
It will never not be funny hearing people try and argue that morbid obesity isn’t a health concern.
Posted on 4/26/24 at 6:19 am to Night Vision
Academic institutions have been eroding confidence in the medical field for over 25 years.
But the last 10 years, with the accelerated relationship with pharmaceutical companies and the government, it’s moved to light speed.
I am ashamed of my medical school and its curriculum now.
But the last 10 years, with the accelerated relationship with pharmaceutical companies and the government, it’s moved to light speed.
I am ashamed of my medical school and its curriculum now.
Posted on 4/26/24 at 6:20 am to Jrv2damac
I’m still blown away by so many dumbasses lionizing that scumbag POS Floyd.
It’s like, don’t look up! Just March and scream.
It’s like, don’t look up! Just March and scream.
Posted on 4/26/24 at 6:30 am to stuntman
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No fricking wonder the Left gets dumber by the day
They've always been dumb.
They're trying to drag everyone else down to their level
Posted on 4/26/24 at 6:34 am to Night Vision
It's okay to be fat if you're black. Liberal white people ruin everything.
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