My recent flight. I was masked. Very few others were. Easy to see the departure area (highest reading) & then the flight
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Smart guy. Look at how foul the air is aboard an airplane. Mask up when you fly.
First international flight in years - train to airport. You can see when I was on the plane. I wish more people knew (there were perhaps 10 others wearing masks). So many people coughing. #MaskUp #COVIDisNotGoingAway
"When COVID-19 is caught in hospital, the risk doesn’t end with infection" A new study found patients who caught COVID-19 in hospital were more likely to die within 30 days than those infected in the community. Outcomes improved over time, but hospital-acquired COVID still carried a higher risk.
When COVID-19 is caught in hospital, the risk doesn't end with infection - Doherty Institute
A new study led by VICNISS, published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, found that hospitalised patients who acquired COVID-19 in hospital were more likely to die within 30 days than patients whose infection was acquired in the community.
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First international flight in years - train to airport. You can see when I was on the plane. I wish more people knew (there were perhaps 10 others wearing masks). So many people coughing. #MaskUp #COVIDisNotGoingAway
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They sit there unmasked with masked immune compromised patients and say cray cray things like, "it's important you don't get any infections" as THEY sit there unmasked and coughing.
My super power is 'brutal honesty' "Those working in healthcare not wearing N95s do not have your back." Am I right? #COVIDisNotOver #COVIDisAirborne
Lots of Covid was spread at Taylor Swift Eras international concerts for 2 years. Lots of Twitter postings after each event.
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Is your gym making you repeatedly ill? The air quality levels in indoor gymnasiums varies tremendously - most people would have no idea how much of others breath they're breathing. Interested to know what yours is like - perhaps add it to the map.airspothealth.com
COVID and other airborne HAIs continue to affect the length of hospital stays & increase risks of other infections like Sepsis. Covid is also causing a cycle of Post infection health problems but no one in government will change the guidance. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Nearly 3,000 patients a day face corridor care in NHS
New data reveals sheer scale of patients in England being treated in unsafe and undignified make-shift areas.
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"POTS - the condition leaving Australians bedridden that doctors say medicine has missed." "For years, many patients with dizziness, exhaustion and racing heartbeats were told it was anxiety. Doctors now say a little-known post-COVID condition is emerging as a major health challenge in Australia"
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"The 13 Reinfections: Navigating life with her young children contracting almost every mutated variant of #COVID-19 and the devastating toll it has taken on her body." Jeez.
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US Weekly COVID update: Jun 1, 2026 🔸1 in 277 Actively Infectious 🔸177,000 Daily Infections 🔸1,240,000 Infections In The Past Week 🔸78,000,000 Infections in 2026 🔸62,000 to 250,000 Weekly Long COVID Cases 🔸300 to 500 Weekly Excess Deaths Source: pmc19.com/data/
Morning! Day 2 in new team. So much to learn but I love pathophysiology and pharmacology. Cat vest making an appearance again today 😺
And I'm still trying to follow whether those putting forth this argument believe this means N95s should be recommended (Of course they should - OMFG. Lack of availability, comfort, etc are bulls**t reasons. The science is the science. The rest is politics. Yes, FFS, we should fly planefuls to DRC)
We are at the: "I concede this disease causes humans to generate infectious aerosols, which infect other people who breathe them IN, but no infectious aerosols are breathed OUT by an infected patient" stage of the "I effed up SARS2 being airborne but still need to cover my a**" stage of the debate
Singapore: COVID-19 cases rise 19% in one week. 🔹COVID cases increased to 15,100 during the week of May 17–23, up from 12,700 the previous week. 🔹The main circulating variant is the NB.1.8.1 strain, which now accounts for more than half of all locally sequenced cases. Source: archive.md/izuCP
I have heard stories where the NHS actively forbade staff from wearing suitable respirators. So yes, fear of standing out is one issue. But also employers making it impossible to protect yourself is another huge one.
I'm so glad I'm both very stubborn and also don't care about being labelled as weird
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The Doctor Who Couldn’t Be Saved: Over 13 Re-Infections & Counting!
Long Covid Perspectives · Episode
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I wish I'd understood this earlier: What if the biggest barrier to wearing an N95 in healthcare isn't comfort, cost, or science... ...but fear? Fear of being labelled. Fear of being ostracised. Fear of jeopardising your career.
Truly shocking. For all the banter about evidence based medicine…..smoke screens and mirrors. How long before N95 are routine care in health care?
I wish I'd understood this earlier: What if the biggest barrier to wearing an N95 in healthcare isn't comfort, cost, or science... ...but fear? Fear of being labelled. Fear of being ostracised. Fear of jeopardising your career.
So wishing you’d work in NZ, the anaesthesiologist was the only one super dismissive of my precautions (nearly to the point of aggression, definitely past disdain). The environment just about met those conditions but only due to my requests, it wasn’t standard :(