Will Bunch, on the news that Dr. 0z will work closely with RFK Jr: We are all going to die

[highplainsdem]

Link to tweet

https://bsky.app/profile/willbunch.bsky.social/post/3lbddctrdek23

[louis-t]

1. As John Lennon said after the death of Brian Epstein

"Well, we're really fucked now."

[Lulu KC]

4. And didn't DT say that to Mark Meadows?

I think I remember it from the Mueller report. Don't tell me he stole John Lennon's line!

[AbnerBunny]

5. He did.

But he said “I’m” not “we’re”, in true trumpian form.

[Lulu KC]

7. LOL thank you

Every little giggle gives me another minute of life before I collapse in horrified shock.

It's all about him. There is no DT in "we." Or in "I," but you get my drift. There is a joke somewhere. I cannot find it.

[Irish_Dem]

2. They will be slow, tortuous deaths, and entirely preventable.

Infants, children, adults.

Of course the rich, and especially the GOP foisting this system on us, will all get vaccines
and state of the art medical care.

It is only the rest of us they will kill.

[Ping Tung]

3. Is he going to get RFKjr to prepare the RoadKill sacrifices to Health God?

[keithbvadu2]

6. Their new version of the FDA will approve all of his magic potions and pills.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

8. Oz is a quack

Link to tweet

BREAKING: Trump is nominating Dr. Mehmet Oz to head the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid.

Oz was rejected to serve as Pennsylvania's Senator, and he'd be even worse in this position.

Trump has turned his cabinet into a bad reality show.

[Autumn]

9. Are we paying a salary to both of those fuckers?

Bad enough we have a fucking president and two fucking VP's.

[uponit7771]

10. This ... this has to be some fake shit ... jus, we're f**ked !!!

[LetMyPeopleVote]

11. Oz is a quack

Link to tweet

The caption states: “Canadian researchers analyzed 40 episodes of ‘The Dr. Oz Show’ and found that nearly 40% of the medical advice presented lacked a scientific basis, while 15% directly contradicted existing medical evidence.”

Fact-Check Analysis:

A study published in The BMJ in 2014 evaluated 40 episodes of “The Dr. Oz Show” and found that:

• 46% of the recommendations were supported by evidence.
• 15% were contradicted by evidence.
• 39% lacked evidence.

These findings align closely with the caption’s claim, indicating that approximately 40% of the advice lacked scientific backing, and 15% contradicted existing evidence. 

Conclusion:

The caption accurately reflects the study’s findings regarding the scientific validity of medical advice presented on “The Dr. Oz Show.”