Nebraska’s Republican state attorney general said in October that he wouldn’t prosecute doctors for ivermectin prescriptions for treating COVID-19 as long as they had patients’ consent. Roger Marshall, another conservative Kansas Republican, said during his 2020 campaign that he took regular doses of hydroxychloroquine and last year promoted the unsupported theory that infected people have strong and long-lasting enough natural immunity to not need vaccinations. Andy Harris, also an anesthesiologist, said on a radio program in September that he wrote an ivermectin prescription but couldn’t get pharmacies to fill it.Īnd U.S. government guidance on COVID-19 or promote dubious medical advice. Steffen is not he only doctor-politician to defy the medical consensus and U.S. He said in an interview that he has prescribed ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment, though he did not provide details.Īsked whether he still writes such prescriptions, he said: “I’d be more than happy to do it for people.” Steffen said the investigation does not involve complaints from patients. She told the Kansas Senate committee that off-label uses of drugs are “not uncommon,” but a doctor still has a duty to do “what a reasonable physician would have done under the same or similar circumstance.” Susan Gile, the Kansas medical board’s acting executive director, declined to respond to Steffen’s comments, saying that the board does not confirm or deny ongoing investigations.
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“We could not voice stronger opposition to actions such as mandating licensed professionals to act against their professional judgment and against their own licensing standards,” they said. The FDA has tried to debunk claims that animal-strength versions of the drug can help fight COVID-19, warning that large doses can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, delirium and even death.Īnd on Wednesday, top officials at two large Kansas health systems, Ascension Via Christi and University of Kansas Health, submitted testimony opposing the bill forcing pharmacists to fill ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine prescriptions, saying it “directly conflicts” with standards for pharmacists and physicians. Food and Drug Administration to treat infections of lice, roundworms and other tiny parasites in humans. While medical groups and health experts have worked to stamp out the use of ivermectin for treating COVID-19, hospitals around the nation have faced lawsuits over their refusal to give it to patients. “I can’t take credit for it,” she told reporters. The governor appoints the medical board’s members, but Kelly said she had “nothing to do with it.” Steffen even suggested that Kelly pushed the board to keep his case “in perpetual limbo” as a threat to him. He is an anesthesiologist and pain-management specialist from Hutchinson, a city of 40,000 residents about 50 miles (80 kilometers) northwest of Wichita. Laura Kelly’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Steffen is among the Republican-controlled Legislature’s most vocal skeptics of masks and COVID-19 vaccines and critics of the U.S. “That is something between a doctor and a patient, on what their best way forward on care is,” Hilderbrand said.
Cars visible in INSIDE's background that have holes in the windscreens.Boris Johnson's career spanned dizzying heights and tumultuous lows Tl dr: Major theory of LIMBO is that boy died from being thrown through a car windscreen in a car crash. I didn't see the connection when I first read the theory, but today it suddenly hit me! Could this be a canon link between the games? Or was it just a sign from the developers that they are aware of this theory? One of the leading theories of LIMBO is that the boy died in a car crash thrown to the windscreen as symbolized by the boy crashing through the glass at the end. Never even crossed my mind that it was the same kind of worm in the first game I just assumed it was the pig's tail, and it was a visual cue/warning that some of the pigs were still alive.Ģnd time round, I also noticed that around the farm area, there was at least one broken down car with what I assumed was a bullet hole in the windscreen. But I completely missed a crucial link: the worm you pulled out of the pig. I realised there were more similarities the second time round: darts-wielding enemies and use of anti-gravity. Some similar game mechanics in the puzzles, pipes, and a thematic link in that both feature a lone boy protagonist. My first play of INSIDE, I didn't see many plot links to LIMBO. Only after this did I read through theories on the 2 games. Saturday: Played INSIDE to get the secret ending. Wednesday: Completed LIMBO for the first timeįriday: Second playthrough of INSIDE (to disable all the orbs)
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