The demise of social media influencers

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Welcome to the YouTube town hall on COVID-19 vaccination with President Joe Biden and Dr. Anthony Fauci. My name is Karin Jean-Pierre and I'll be hosting these conversations that we're going to have today. Now listen, we are doing this today because we wanted to partner up with some of your favorite creators to have a conversation about the importance of getting vaccinated. Let's get started with our first conversation, many MUA. Here in the US, the moment has arrived, everyone over the age of 16 can get a COVID vaccine. Over 200 million doses have been administered and around 40% of people have gotten at least one dose. Yes, the graph of people getting vaccinated every day is starting to stop doing this. The day after we got our second shot and I will say it, I'm feeling pretty okay. Hi Karli, so today is the morning after I got my first job. I feel very tired. I ate all over and I woke up with flu. Did you get the vaccine? I got it. Did you really? Yeah. Oh, even for. Really? Yeah. Why? I know, so brew you know how it is. This is the same thing you go to. You're worried about your heart? And you have to run people. All of a sudden you might do something on this party that you don't want to do because there's these people like, you know, you should do it. I did blood cleaning twice after all this. I did a plasma for roses with taking out heavy metals and all that stuff. Oh man, yeah, I did all this. I don't know if this is too controversial, probably to say. Wait, now say it. I went to the doctor and I did my blood work again because I took my blood work all the time and then I showed to the doctor and we kind of see these particles and I'm like, what is this? And then they all know where this is. This is Shutterfucker. This is from this and I'm like, oh my god. So when she then took out the blood and then it's like there was some like a wide thing in there. And I'm like, what the fuck is that? And then they're maybe like maybe cholesterol. And I'm like, what the fuck is this? It's like, then I showed this to my friend. He's conspiracy. He shows me all these websites where it's like since they do this to people. So and so many, they found this and add these and stuff and that's a weird like reason why people they died. They have these wide blood clots. I was so shocked and the doctor was like, you need to do it man. If you want to like survive after you took these shots. Joe Lindner. German fitness influencer who was popularly known as Joe Stetics passed away at the age of 30 on the 1st of July 2023. Lindner had a massive fan following and had about 9 million followers on Instagram. He used to post videos and pictures of his workouts, meals and also training routines. In an Instagram post, his girlfriend wrote that the cause of his death was aneurysm. Brazilian influencer Larissa Borghess tragically died after she suffered a double cardiac arrest. She was 33. The influencer died on Monday after spending a week in hospital. According to a local media report, the influencer was hospitalized on the 20th of August after suffering from cardiac arrest while traveling in Grimado. She went into a coma. She suffered a second cardiac arrest and died shortly thereafter. The influencer was hospitalized on Monday after she died on Monday after she suffered a double cardiac arrest. The influencer was hospitalized on Monday after she suffered a double cardiac arrest and died shortly after she suffered a double cardiac arrest. The influencer was hospitalized on Monday after she suffered a double cardiac arrest and died shortly after she suffered a double cardiac arrest. Social media influencer Condito Neto passed away on June 15, 2023 at Hospital DuCora Sal and Fort Elasa. He had been hospitalized since June 1, when he suffered a hard attack and was taken to the UPA in Quixata. Condito Neto was known for his work on social networks, where he interacted with his followers and friends and advertised for different companies. The influencer was hospitalized on Monday after he suffered a last cardiac arrest and died shortly after she suffered a double cardiac arrest. I don't think it's that bad. Oh, it's really bad. I didn't even sell it. This is not a problem. Hello friends and fishes. Welcome to or welcome back to my YouTube channel. My name is Mirmidzelda, slash MZ or whatever the show you want to call me. And today's video was not video I was expecting to make. That is because my was diagnosed with cancer. It's happening. It's happening. It's happening. I told myself that as soon as I am able to pull a chunk of hair out of my head, that I would shave my head, and that day is finally here. My hair is falling out, so it's time to shave it. Bye bye. Louis Fulma, perfect for the summer. He did tell me that what they found was definitely cancer. And it's a grade three, and it's a key, that's 67, it's 90%. So that's how fast this cancer is growing and how aggressive it is. So it's one of, pretty much one of the most fastest, aggressive growing breast cancers you can have. So I noticed that my lymph nodes were big. I talked to my doctor. She says probably nothing will send you in for an ultrasound. Got an ultrasound. My absy. Good news, fat news. One is cancer. It's a lymphatic system. I have breast cancer. I know. It's very shocking. It's very surreal. It doesn't sound real, but it's real. Sure you know what this is about just by the title. But today I'm going to share my health journey from the last year and a half probably. So about a year and a half ago, I had surgery, which I'm sure you guys kind of know of. But that surgery was actually for the removal of a teratoma. We could not film because we were crying the whole day. We'll start with the lungs. There are tumors growing in the left lung. There are tumors growing in the right lung. If I'm remembering correctly, five to six new lesions that are growing in her brain. This is Sam and this is Cholvie and together we're Sam and Cholvie. I'm Sir Broncos and I need to call him back as soon as you can to discuss the results. You have to call that right away. I just want to keep you guys updated on what's going on. So over the past three weeks, I have been diagnosed with cancer. It's not good. It's a pancreatic cancer. So yes, I have cancer. I have cancer. I was diagnosed with death's particular cancer on 27 April 2022. I had stage zero breast cancer diagnosis. A month ago, I was diagnosed with skin cancer. This is the story of how I learned that I have skin cancer. Well, it wasn't fine. It turns out my little mole was a basal cell carcinoma. How to month ago, I was diagnosed with cancer. Hello everybody. My name is Angel Barba. I also don't know me. I have been diagnosed with gastric cancer stage 1B. So today we're going to talk about some big cancer news. Cancer diagnoses way up. Yeah, and it's really kind of scary, but it's in a very specific group of people. Because when we think about cancer, we generally think about older people. But it turns out that the numbers are skyrocketing in younger people, meaning under the age of 50, particularly in women. And while we're seeing this increase in many types of cancer, the two categories that are really big are breast cancer, which has the biggest change in numbers, and then gastrointestinal cancers, which has the greatest rate of change. And we're not just talking colon cancer. We're talking rare cancers like appendix cancer, pancreatic cancer, bile duct cancer. We're looking at our four categories, the foods that we eat, alcohol, how much we, how much activity we have, and also weight obesity. So, we're going to talk about cancer. And we're going to talk about cancer. And we're going to talk about cancer. 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