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Sure, sure call me a radical, but basically I think that public health has an ethical responsibility to report actual science, not control public opinion. That means reporting the fact that many respiratory viruses are transmitted through contaminated air. Air we control.
Firstly, dear god. Secondly, if you’ve been looking for the reason why millions upon millions of people just feel “off” but can’t quite put a finger on where or why- Take a Xanax and grab a cup of something warm and soothing and read this thread. (And follow tern.)
I think we've let the damage that covid infections do to *linings* slip into the background of all the other problems that covid infections cause. I think this may be a *big* problem.
🚨 "I will permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries to allow the U.S. system to fully recover, terminate all of the millions of Biden illegal admissions... & remove anyone who is not a net asset to the U.S., or is incapable of loving our Country..." - @POTUS
Prenatal SARS-COV-2 infection in pregnant women is linked to developmental delays in toddlers: "At 6 months, 33.3% of infants exhibited cognitive delays, 20% communication delays, and 40% motor delays, increasing to 35.71%, 64.29%, and 57.14% at 24 months, respectively."
I want to share with my followers some insightful analysis of how and why we are failing to defend our democracy from Trump's onslaughts against all our civic institutions. Thomas Edsall wrote a very important NYT op-ed today where he asked several professors to explain
Ok folks. You've maybe heard the word methylation recently, and while people are talking about it as if it's a big deal, you don't have the faintest idea what it means. Let's change that.
Person on Reddit got long COVID from an infection two months ago: “What I can't wrap my head around is if the long-term effects of Covid are this catastrophic, … why isn't this info everywhere? Why isn't it making headlines?”
I see people celebrating the end of Latin instruction in schools and all I can think about is this tweet
I tried to warn you. Letting Covid rip wasn't just about letting Covid rip. It was a step in the process to remove all safeguards for your health and safety. And now a Koch industries connected congressman introduces the bill to destroy OSHA.
So, while I was reading up for the below thread, I came up across an interesting bit about H5N1 and eyes. How ARE those 👇 eyes getting infected? Rubbing their eyes with dirty, dirty hands? Thread.
1918. You recognize that year. The year of the Spanish Flu Pandemic. 1914. Is the number of citations that the study that claims H5N1 WILL TURN INTO A PANDEMIC - when it mutates to prefer the receptors in our upper airways. Debunk 🧵.
The latest US literacy stats have just dropped and they are every bit as grim as you might imagine. "Approximately 50% of Americans read so poorly that they are unable to perform simple tasks such as reading prescription drug labels"
Compilation of what happened in Valencia, Spain. The government failed to warn us. We even sent the kids to school this day. The result of incompetence can go up to loosing lives.
Living through climate chaos would be a lot less dispiriting if the countless recoveries costing endless billions didn’t consist of putting everything back exactly the way it was. They’re going to refill these streets with cars just so they can be washed away again
As the waters recede it’s not hard to see why so many have lost their lives in and around Valencia. Recovery will take years and cost billions.
When dairy cows in Texas began falling ill with H5N1, alarmed veterinarians expected a fierce response to contain an outbreak with pandemic-sparking potential. Then politics—and, critics say, a key agency’s mandate to protect dairy-industry revenues—intervened. For VF,…
Further to this: I fully acknowledge that it’s probably really hard for a lot of people to think about Covid being worse than the general consensus because a lot of people were really, really scared of Covid. They think masks don’t work so in their minds, there is NO hope.
Remember the outrage at @JustStop_Oil throwing soup over a protective covering of a painting in a desperate attempt to draw attention to climate breakdown? This is The National Library of Spain, flooded again. All the world’s art, galleries, artefacts, museums, treasures etc…
⚠️ La Biblioteca Nacional de España, otra vez inundada por las lluvias: «Parecía un diluvio» 📚 Se han dañado alrededor de un centenar de libros, todos del fondo moderno ✍️ @brunopardoo ver.abc.es/m5uzj
Brilliant 👇
Don’t let the fact that you have been wrong about Covid this whole time prevent you from being on the right side of it now. Come on, it’s clear the virus is fucking people up. There is no pride in letting a virus kill you because you are too obstinate to admit it was a mistake.
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