ALT Comic-style illustration depicting the autistic experience of time. Six panels in stark black, white, and gray with splashes of yellow and red. Title "EVERY CLOCK" at top left. Panel 1: Silhouette of a person facing multiple clocks. Panel 2: Close-up of a hand pointing a gun at a clock face. Panel 3: Digital clock showing "09" in red. Panel 4: Person with wide, stressed eyes surrounded by clock faces. Panel 5: Sound effect "BLAM!" with person's face recoiling. Panel 6: Large clock tower looming over a small figure. The composition creates a sense of urgency, stress, and being overwhelmed by time. Stark contrasts and dynamic angles heighten the emotional impact, reflecting the often intense and fragmented perception of time experienced by many autistic individuals. The gun imagery suggests the violent pressure of time constraints in a neurotypical world.
ALT How to stop an airborne virus Covid is breathed out by anyone with Covid where it can float in the air for hours. Anyone breathing it in is at high risk of getting Covid, regardless of vaccination, age, or health. Respirator Masks such as N95 work to prevent breathing out Covid or breathing in Covid. 60% of those with Covid and spreading it do not know it at the time. That's why wearing mask even when you don't feel sick is important. The more people masking, the lower the risk for everyone. Prevention is key because long Covid is still a high risk, and higher with each re-infection. There is no treatment or cure for long Covid.
ALT Picture of child Lene Kostana from the comic Saber for Hire
ALT Screenshot de la escena final de Mujeres al Borde de un Ataque de Nervios de Pedro Almodovar. En la esquina inferior izquierda de la pantalla están sentadas en una reposera Pepa hablando con Marisa en un asiento sin respaldero, ambas vestidas de rojo, en una terraza con una hileras de plantas al fondo en el borde del edificio y de fondo edificios y luces de Madrid.
ALT Herring gull in Hamilton Harbour, Hamilton, Canada, with steel-plant smokestacks in the background. The smokestacks emit polycyclic hydrocarbons that have been shown to induce heritable mutations in herring gulls and mammals. A Perspective by Johnson et al. highlights how such mutations may be important for the ecology, evolution and health of diverse organisms.