RobinSpud @RobinSpud

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RobinSpud @RobinSpud

2 months ago

@elonmusk Remove fast. Who requests the wrong answer to a question? Expert or nothing.

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If covid infections make you *more vulnerable* to almost every other pathogenic infection by multiple mechanisms, then you'd expect increases in almost every other pathogenic infection. And that's what we see. Ten completely unsurprising news stories:

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RobinSpud @RobinSpud

5 months ago

@chrismartenson @IrishTimes Chris, didn’t you recently have an episode on brain fog? Have you considered that maybe spike is spike whether exposure through infection or vaccination/ vaccination with no aspiration ? Maybe it isn’t univariate.

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Jon Douglas @atranscendedman

6 months ago

Researchers, review study finds Long COVID affects at least 400 million people with symptoms like fatigue and brain fog, likely driven by immune disruption, viral persistence, and vascular damage, yet no clear tests or treatments exist. nature.com/articles/s4385…

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Brandon Luu, MD @BrandonLuuMD

6 months ago

This is great advice. In young women, just 1.36% dehydration makes tasks feel 58% harder, concentration 45% harder, fatigue 17% worse, and headaches ~2x more likely.

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Dr. Pat Soon-Shiong @DrPatrick

6 months ago

The independent research by a world renowned breast cancer oncologist at UCLA, Dr Aditya Barda, breaks news today at AACR that consistently shows regardless of the stage of BREAST CANCER, that post Covid lymphopenia results in poorer prognosis, poorer response to treatment and even 2x higher recurrence when patients are in remission. The relationship of low NK and low T cells to breast cancer ( and frankly all cancers ) is so clear. Will share his data that he presented at major breast cancer conferences and now at AACR next. Very compelling

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Nina Wildflower @Ninawildflower

6 months ago

There are nearly half-a-million pieces of research into the health impacts of COVID. They are not hidden. You can simply Google them. Or you can check out this searchable database. Search for terms like "children" or "working memory". ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/research/coron…

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Dr. Pat Soon-Shiong @DrPatrick

6 months ago

Just received concerning data coming soon from UCLA and Mount Sinai clinicians about lymphopenia, covid and breast cancer metastases. Sadly our concerns of the increasing incidence of metastatic disease and recurrences of patients in remission following Covid and worse with lymphopenia is being validated. Data soon at AACR this month.

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Redkiraz @Redkiraz

6 months ago

CHILDREN: Covid-Long term cardiovascular effects COVID in children caused persistent reduction in Left Ventricular Global Longitudinal Strain, indicating subclinical dysfunction. ⚠️"Even without overt disease,COVID may cause lasting subtle heart impairment in children"😭

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Aftab Khan, MD @aftab_usa

7 months ago

Damn, that’s wild—Harvard stuck 24 office workers in the same room for 6 days, secretly tweaking the air quality (ventilation, CO2, and VOCs from typical office stuff), and their cognitive scores doubled in the cleaner “green+” conditions vs. standard stale setups. Better decision-making, strategy, crisis response—all crushed by poor indoor air we breathe 90% of the time. Open windows, crank ventilation, cut the junk emitters. Your brain’s paying the price right now. Fix the air, sharpen the mind.

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Karl Mehta @karlmehta

7 months ago

Doubling ventilation doubled cognitive performance. You spend 90% of your life indoors. That air is either sharpening your mind or quietly degrading it. And most people have never thought about it once.

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RobinSpud @RobinSpud

8 months ago

@R_H_Ebright This is great news. Fingers crossed it gets passed. The threat of antimicrobial resistance in a now largely immunocompromised population, 6yrs into a pandemic, is the biggest threat I see to continuity of our current way of life on this planet. Unless AI saves the day.

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RobinSpud @RobinSpud

8 months ago

@R_H_Ebright Is anyone lobbying for incentives to make this happen? An extremely generous R&D Tax credit, if made sweet enough, would lure big pharma? One would imagine this should be one of the top three objectives of the WHO ?

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Naruto @NarutoNolimits

9 months ago

Jensen Huang on the smartest person he's ever met;

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RobinSpud @RobinSpud

9 months ago

@roinnslainte 4% of the Irish population can read and understand this communication.

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RobinSpud @RobinSpud

9 months ago

@roinnslainte Seriously in Irish. What % of the country can read Irish at that level? Cop on.

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Jammer @acrossthemersey

9 months ago

International Journal of Infectious Disease lymphocyte analysis of 40K patients across 3 phases: pre-COVID, mass infection, post-COVID. T cells, CD4, CD8, NK, B cells dropped significantly. ‘Our findings redefine SARS2 infection a condition of long-lasting immune compromise.’

Hiroshi Yasuda (保田浩志) @Yash25571056

9 months ago

"We analyzed lymphocyte subset data from 40,537 patients across three phases: pre-COVID, mass infection, and post-COVID.. During mass infection [with SARS-CoV-2], T cells, CD4+T cells, CD8+T cells, NK cells, and B cells dropped significantly. Even 20 months post-infection, CD8+

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Covid Solidarity @CovidSolidarit1

9 months ago

Published TODAY And NO, they don't say that the "surprising cause" is the vaccines. Or screens. Or the lockdowns. Or stress. Or diet.

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Friesein @Friesein

10 months ago

History will not look kindly on the decision makers who did everything possible to hide the ongoing impact of COVID at an incalculably high cost to society.

Conor Browne @brownecfm

10 months ago

I am convinced in the future we will look back and realise the sheer unimaginable folly of letting a virus that can cause immune dysregulation and cognitive dysfunction in humans infect and re-infect the global population over and over again. Worse still, that we encouraged it.

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David Lingenfelter, PhD @dlingenfelter

11 months ago

Nearly 40% of children with long COVID develop serious mental health symptoms, including new anxiety (1 in 4) and depression (1 in 7). Their quality-of-life mirrors that of kids with cancer or cystic fibrosis, demanding urgent mental health screening. unmc.edu/healthsecurity…