A bulletin released by the U.S. Embassy and Consulates in #Mexico said a “Level 4: Do Not Travel” advisory has been issued for parts of Tamaulipas state. It cites Reynosa, Rio Bravo, Valle Hermoso, and San Fernando, where IEDs have been found. The area borders the Rio Grande Valley in Texas.

The warning also confirmed that officials are “aware of increasingly frequent gun battles occurring in and around Reynosa in the late night and early morning hours.”

“An IED destroyed a Government of Mexico (Conagua) official vehicle in Rio Bravo and injured its occupant on January 23,” the statement said. As a result, U.S. government officials were ordered to avoid travel near Rio Bravo and Reynosa outside of daytime and to stay away from dirt roads across Tamaulipas state, which shares a lengthy border with southern #Texas.

Hey good nostr folk, what are some current medical scams that are still accepted as normal? Like the ones we'll look back on in 50 years and wonder how we were so dumb to fall for just because a white coat told us to do it

I'll start.. Mammography. Yet another woman that I know went in for a mammogram, was fine, then a few months later developed breast cancer.

And the safe alternative- a thermogram is deemed no good by FDA. Sadly we're at the point where doing the opposite of what they say is probably going to lead to the best health outcomes

Obviously poking newborns repeatedly with mercury and aluminium is another thing we'll eventually come to our senses on. What else y'all got?

#asknostr #grownostr #healthstr

My thoughts on the two biggest things that happened last week w/ Bitcoin.

SAB121 and the in-kind redemption request to the SEC.