/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14551510
I think i've talked about this before in a previous thread.
Basically from my experience and from what i saw the more ugly/poor looking/shitty dressed/disgusting male patients are, the more likely they are to get misdiagnosed, get less prioritize, mistreated ,sent home when they still need care, made fun of etc by Doctors/nursoids and die, specially in ER.

i've literally seen doctors & nursoids not wanting to treat a patient or not giving him the priority that he deserve and delaying his treatment and refusing to go see him just because he's ugly/hairy/disgusting /not well dressed/smelly etc
so yes, there is a very big chance that this anon >>14551499 is right

>>14528663
>How close are we to find a cure for aging?
You mean cancer ? cause that's literally the """""cure"""" for aging unironically

while we can't ""cure"" it, we can minimize it's impact with the following:

-Tretinoin
-Vitamin C serum
-Moisturizing
-Exfoliating
-Avoiding products that contain Hormone mimicking chemicals
-Not smoking/doing drugs/drinking
-Doing sport
-Avoiding sun and always use sunscreen
-Eat well and avoid garbage junk food
-Avoid processed food/refined sugar
-Avoid stress
-Monitoring your body and Treating Any disease you have in it's early stage specially when you're predisposed to have a very high chance of having a condition (Diabetes, allergies , asthma , psoriasis etc)

and most importantly having a good genetic and be fucking rich, ideally a Trustfund fag who just inherited the money without being subjected to all the stress that come with climbing the social latter