Alors ils achètent (un peu moins chère) de l'hydrogène produite en Chine grâce aux centrales électriques à charbon:
1) ce n'est pas rentable
2) production d'acier décarboné avec de l'hydrogène produite grace au charbon.
3) c'est pas un peu absurde?

Il a été demandé à Arcelormittal de produire de l'acier "décarboné" en Europe grâce à l'hydrogène.
Le cout de l'hydrogène produite par électrolyse est hors de prix à cause du coût de l'électricité.

Cela ressemble à des buses pour injecter de l'hydrogène dans un cyclotron afin de produire des protons (par ionisation).

In France, it's free for the patient, but it's been charged 278 € to our Healthcare.

Once the shock's gone, you will do your own research on MM, and you will find out that it's a chronic disease as diabetes. We all have been through and found resources in ourself to fight this crap.

More recently #myeloma is considered as a chronic illness as #diabetes, even if it will be a bumpy road.

Hope everything goes right in the next few weeks.
How long since you have been diagnosed? For me, it's 18 months.

At the moment, it's every 3 months, but in the future, it should be every 6 months.
What about you?

Hi,
I was #multiplemyeloma patient. But since my stem cells transplant, my myeloma went to sleep. I'm hoping it will wake up in a few decades.

But if you don't have any source, I suggest you delete your message about it because it can induce some confusion for people who are able to believe your BS.

Because you mentioned a link and as I'm concerned about MM and I had few Pfizer's jabs, I am interested. On top of that, I did not find by myself any report from Pfizer acknowledging this link. So I'm asking you to help me.

@swalexander.bsky.social I'm still waiting for a source about links between Covid's jab and MM

Thanks for the link. It's an interesting paper, but I don't read any link between Multiple Myeloma and Pfizer's jab in the paper.

Can you give us a link to the Pfizer's statement about the correlation between their jab and MM?