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My calculation that it would be CRISPR that would cure LongCovid is looking better and better. Still not there completely. But closer.
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And this is a fraction of what it's costing to watch Trump take a nap tomorrow
The American taxpayers just spent $14.2 million dollars on renovations to the Reflecting pool and this is what it looks like today! Do much for that American blue itโ€™s more like putrid green!
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RT @JoannaTeglund: 1. "I hope it can occur in a civil way, a peaceful way. Peace doesn't mean that everybody is happy. The planet can suppoโ€ฆ
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She has caused more death in Alberta. ADAP AND AISH are experiencing the worst time in their lives. The LGBTQ , Trans, seniors, emergemcy patients, houseless ect are also suffering from people unaliving themselves or dying. Mass democide is real and #KillerDani is the leader.
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How much of Muskโ€™s wealth comes from government help? Virtually all of it ctvnews.ca/world/article/howโ€ฆ
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If you take your hummingbird feeder down early in fall because you're afraid you'll keep the birds from migrating, relax. You're not keeping anyone. Hummingbirds don't migrate because food runs out. They migrate because the days get shorter. A change in daylight triggers hormones that tell them it's time to go, and they go, full feeder or empty. You can see it in the timing. Adult males leave weeks before females and young birds, while flowers are still blooming and feeders are still full. Nothing about your feeder can talk them out of it. What your feeder does in fall is the opposite of trapping them. It fuels the late ones: young birds making their first trip south and migrants passing through from farther north. For them, a feeder is a gas station. So leave it up until about two weeks after your last sighting. Keep the nectar fresh and clean, and let it help the latecomers.
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RT @N8V_Calgarian: โ€œ.. Alacie Iqaluk,a six-year-old Inuk girl, has been identified publicly.โ€
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RT @JoannaTeglund: Three years on, there are 487,230 scientific papers on SARS-CoV-2, which is persistent/chronic and damages all organs anโ€ฆ
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Replying to @CovidDataReport
Found another one
โš ๏ธNEW ONSET AUTOIMMUNE DISEASEโ€”New study in 640k patients shows that #SARSCoV2 infection leads to โฌ†๏ธ43% increased risk of developing **new-onset autoimmune diseases** after acute #COVID19 over. Another autoimmune disorder also exacerbated โฌ†๏ธ23%. Not good! medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/โ€ฆ
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Has anyone tried this Korean clone of a CleanSpace PAPR? A post today on Reddit is the first I've heard of the Gashad Air Mask 1, but it was introduced over 3 years ago. youtube.com/watch?v=LPr95knZโ€ฆ
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๐Ÿ’” So many ME patients died or did MAID this past week I couldnโ€™t keep track. At least 5? Why is there no urgency? No empirical treatment for autoimmune, and rarely checking for endocrine issues. No compassionate immunotherapy trials. Shame on the medical systems! #Care4Complex
๐Ÿ–ค#RIP Klaus Schorn ๐Ÿ–ค Klaus hat sich verabschiedet...๐Ÿฅ€ Es ist unertrรคglich, schon wieder ein #MECFS Tod!๐Ÿ’” Wir brauchen politischen u. gesellschaftlichen Druck, damit endlich lebensrettende Medikamente fรผr #MECFS zugelassen werden! klaus-schorn.de/2026/06/abscโ€ฆ
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This research covers ALL viruses. The difference between a virus and bacteria is that there's no such thing as a "beneficial virus". ALL VIRUSES end up in the CNS leading to Neurodegenerative Diseases (NDDs) years after the acute phase. #AllVirusesAreBAD #NeuroCOVID #WearN95
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Where the authors land? A serious infection may act as a first hit that nudges the brain toward a slow neurodegenerative process. That's an argument for tracking post-viral patients long term - and for preventing infection in the first place - as public-health priorities.
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Please readโ€ฆand share. Thanks friends! Your help is appreciated! ๐Ÿ’ช๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ™
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covid conscious folks, letโ€™s make this shit happen!
i miss the days of early 2000s couchsurfingโ„ข before air b&b and otherwise compromised it! what would be dope is a covid safer approach to it where covid conscious folks didnโ€™t host folks in their homes, but either had land or a driveway for car or tent campingโ€ฆ [1/2]
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Every Albertan deserves a life of dignity. Forcing people from AISH to ADAP should never have happened. No one should be put in that position. My heart breaks for Bruce and his loved ones as they endure this painful time. We can and must do better. ctvnews.ca/calgary/article/mโ€ฆ
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As a neurologist, it is now patently clear to me that the vast majority of people on the planet are suffering from neuroinflammation or brain damage (likely both) The way people speak & behave has changed. Markedly so. Whether irl, or via messaging/social media. Itโ€™s noticeable
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There were actually several faculty and new PhDs wearing high quality respirators! It was nice to see!
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Even when autopsies are performed they donโ€™t look at microvascular COVID damage. They also didnโ€™t look for HIV damage until activists raised awareness. Many people raising awareness about COVID are AIDS crisis survivors. COVID damages the immune system. This is from Yale. 8/๐Ÿงต
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