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[xcountrycanuck @Immunocomp]

No IAQ provisions. Please review/comment. #Immunocompromised #DisabilityInclusion

Public Review Form: Draft - A Model Standard for the Built Environment - Accessibility - Accessibility Standards Canada https://t.co/MRQfwWkbVL

[xcountrycanuck @Immunocomp]

Life's simple truth: few problems can't be solved with a piece of fried chicken; if one piece isn't enough, go for two. A delight for your taste buds!

[xcountrycanuck @Immunocomp]

After arriving home, I use a towel to dry Mochi, and she curls up on the sofa, exhausted yet satisfied.

[xcountrycanuck @Immunocomp]

I opt to prepare an uncomplicated meal—pasta tossed with garlic and olive oil, a dish that's both effortless and soothing.

[xcountrycanuck @Immunocomp]

Each dining experience fills me with genuine delight and contentment, as I savor delicious cuisine and preserve those wonderful instants through charming photographs.

[xcountrycanuck @Immunocomp]

With my phone's flashlight, I illuminate the cavern walls, revealing age-old inscriptions etched into the stone.

[𝓝𝓸𝓼𝓯𝓮𝓻𝓪𝓽𝓾 @ActualNosferatu]

So, Trump controls the fucking media now?
They are so far past the point of no return, and nobody down there seems to get it.
ABC pulls 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' off air 'indefintely' over Charlie Kirk comments

[xcountrycanuck @Immunocomp]

@deonandan Historically, teamwork and cooperation generally beats violence and individualism. But, we are not living in historical times, and apparently, few learn from history. I think you’re right, but there will need to be some serious deterrents for those that don’t do it.

[Roger Seheult, MD @RogerSeheult]

Society of Actuaries report on COVID cause specific excess mortality published in Dec 2024 is an eye-opener.

These are the guys that follow the money.

Things that stood out for me:

Covid 19 deaths underreported and mis classified as natural deaths (that are related by mitochondrial dysfunction) DM, dementia, heart disease, etc.)

Seems as though c-19 infection hits the mitochondria and advances the natural history of these co-morbid diseases.

See full report 👇

https://t.co/n6gl9ln4Ct

[xcountrycanuck @Immunocomp]

@g4barry It’s the rich baiting everyone. They need you to hate - no matter your political affiliation.

[Dr. Lyne Filiatrault @DrFiliatrault]

Videos were clipped from Question period during Committee of Supply on afternoon of 2023-04-07
Thank you @BCGreens leader, Sonia Furstenau for asking the important questions.
Ref: https://t.co/JLILJMDvri
Hansard text or Chamber video start at 15:40
Courtesy @frozen

[Dr. Lyne Filiatrault @DrFiliatrault]

“I could start a clinic JUST for disabled doctors with #LongCOVID. It’s horrible.”- Dr. Jennifer Hulme, an emergency physician with #LongCOVID @UHN Toronto, Canada

[Dr. Tom Frieden @DrTomFrieden]

Gift link: https://t.co/EpQgxWjzOi

[xcountrycanuck @Immunocomp]

OMG, people. The world is falling apart south of us, and you’re making creative graphs to scare people into voting for the same shitshow up here?

You losers only care about crime if it happens to you.

[Vincent Neil Ho @vincentneilho]

The "Wild West"

[Hiroshi Yasuda (保田浩志) @Yash25571056]

From a study in Japan,
"The risk of severe COVID-19 and death was high among those with BMI (body mass index) < 18.5 [odds ratio: 1.88, 1.59] as well as those with BMI ≥ 25 [1.38, 1.87] for both men and women, respectively.
The risk was extremely high among those with BMI < 18.5 when the Omicron variant was predominant [2.41 for men, 2.96 for women]..
being underweight as well as obesity increased the risk of severe COVID-19 and death."

Too thin is as bad as too fat.

'Elevated risk of severe COVID-19 outcomes among underweight patients in Japan: A national registry-based study'
https://t.co/ICVO7ih3Fe

[California Department of Public Health @CAPublicHealth]

Traveling? The U.S. is experiencing a summer COVID-19 surge. Lower your chance of catching COVID-19 by masking in indoor public places like airports and planes. Wear a high-quality mask like an N95, KN95 or KF94 to stay protected. Learn more: https://t.co/UqPYkNWTXM

[xcountrycanuck @Immunocomp]

@1goodtern @MelanieWeckert As long as healthy, wealthy people are making the decisions, we are all cooked.

[Bob Pickard @BobPickard]

Certain 'undermining' themes from a range of American-based sources — including bot and troll accounts pretending to be Canadian — are already being communicated on this social network. Themes designed to make Canadians feel less about their own country, talk the country down, reduce national morale, cast aspersions, sow doubt, reduce agency, etc. Then there's algorithmic foreign interference which serves up audiences and engagement to accounts that seem preoccupied with casting aspersions about Canada. Social psychology, network theory, and emotional contagion are lenses that help refract a clearer picture about such propaganda.

[Dana Parish @danaparish]

“The uptick in aggressive, late-stage cancers since the…pandemic is confirmed by early national data and a number of large cancer institutions.

Many…dismissed the trend as a consequence of disruptions to health care that began in 2020.

But not everyone.

The idea that some viruses can cause or accelerate cancer is hardly new… 15 to 20 percent of all cancers worldwide originate from infectious agents…”

[Erick @ErickInAmerica]

@Friesein And the French are still leading the way when it comes to appreciating the health benefits of clean indoor air.

https://t.co/nS0SdFGt9d

[Maarten De Cock @mdc_martinus]

These stunningly relevant musings by Antoine Lavoisier in 1785, following his pioneering indoor CO2 measurements, address concerns about airborne diseases in poorly ventilated spaces—issues still critical today.