📚🎶☕️🌹Here mostly to share info that I think will be helpful in lessening the pain in the world. Mostly retweets, occasionally I say something insightful.
I am collecting data from long-covid sufferers who've had success treating their long-covid with HIV meds.
Have you taken your recovery into your own hands? Have you re-purposed HIV antivirals with any degree of success? Would you be interested in letting me study your recovery?
@NewYorkSun 1/
I'm trying to understand what circumstances would lead to both the victim and the neighbor having gotten labs done within enough time to catch the same strain of covid.
Did the victim request that the neighbor get labs done? Was there a blood drive at their apartment complex
@NewYorkSun 3/ If we can use viral DNA sequencing to prove where & when an infection was acquired, then we end up having *a lot* more options legally. As is, being able to prove where the infection was acquired has been the biggest issue in taking cases to court (i.e.- there's so much covid
@NewYorkSun 2/ that just happened to be sequencing for viral DNA? And, if so... who at the blood drive had the idea to even check for viral DNA sequencing?
I'm mostly asking because the DNA sequencing aspect of this opens up legal options in the US that a lot of folks had no clue existed.
@theprovince 1/ I'm trying to understand what circumstances would lead to both the victim and the neighbor having gotten labs done within enough time to catch the same strain of covid.
Did the victim request that the neighbor get labs done? Was there a blood drive at their apartment complex
@theprovince 3/ If we can use viral DNA sequencing to prove where & when an infection was acquired, then we end up having *a lot* more options legally. As is, being able to prove where the infection was acquired has been the biggest issue in taking cases to court (i.e.- there's so much covid
@theprovince 2/ that just happened to be sequencing for viral DNA? And, if so... who at the blood drive had the idea to even check for viral DNA sequencing?
I'm mostly asking because the DNA sequencing aspect of this opens up legal options in the US that a lot of folks had no clue existed.
@TheTorontoSun 1/
I'm trying to understand what circumstances would lead to both the victim and the neighbor having gotten labs done within enough time to catch the same strain of covid.
Did the victim request that the neighbor get labs done? Was there a blood drive at their apartment complex
@TheTorontoSun 3/ If we can use viral DNA sequencing to prove where & when an infection was acquired, then we end up having *a lot* more options legally. As is, being able to prove where the infection was acquired has been the biggest issue in taking cases to court (i.e.- there's so much covid
@TheTorontoSun 2/ that just happened to be sequencing for viral DNA? And, if so... who at the blood drive had the idea to even check for viral DNA sequencing?
I'm mostly asking because the DNA sequencing aspect of this opens up legal options in the US that a lot of folks had no clue existed.
Under the state-created-danger doctrine, state employers are liable when they affirmatively and with deliberate indifference create or expose their employees to a dangerous working environment.
#USA#covid#california#prisons
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Looking for all the research you have suggesting the Novavax is the superior vaccine (and why). I've almost convinced a family member to get Novavax, but he would like to see some research &, unfortunately, I never saved what I'd found. Thank you in advance!!!