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322.55ppm Expendable HCW🌳 🐕 🎶 #CovidisAirborne #MaskUp I didn’t survive cancer only to die of covid. #ClimateCrisis Assume the crash position

[Denis - The COVID info guy - @BigBadDenis]

The Toll of Pediatric Long COVID

An Infectious Diseases study shows children with long COVID face a symptom burden that meets or exceed other chronic health conditions. These children report worse fatigue and sleep issues than kids with cancer or autism.

https://t.co/mRuzaT9xEv

[Denis - The COVID info guy - @BigBadDenis]

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) Common With Long COVID.

A study published in Respiratory Medicine found obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) was common in people with long COVID, even without excessive daytime sleepiness, suggesting many cases may go undiagnosed without testing.

[🌿 @RErbium]

@aparachick @BigBadDenis @jlerollblues It would be interesting if they can tell how many times people have had Covid

[Denis - The COVID info guy - @BigBadDenis]

Researchers say there's a big difference between people who think they’ve never had COVID and those who truly haven't. Data suggest only 2–3% of people worldwide may have avoided infection, with many unnoticed cases due to mild or asymptomatic illness.

https://t.co/KUh89qKETh

[🌿 @RErbium]

How Israel and the US covered up Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing | Featured ... https://t.co/FhRnazPFtq via @YouTube

[10 News Melbourne @10NewsMelb]

Victoria has faced its first Ebola scare in a decade after a patient from an outbreak-affected region of Africa presented to a Melbourne hospital with symptoms of the disease.

The patient was transferred to the Royal Melbourne Hospital and treated in a specialised isolation room while testing was carried out.

Health authorities have since confirmed the patient did not have Ebola.

The incident has prompted a statewide clinician alert, with doctors urged to remain vigilant for potential cases linked to outbreaks in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Watch 10 News at 5pm for the full story.

[Dr Rahmeh Aladwan @doctor_rahmeh]

Horrifying testimony of Australian woman raped by the IOF:

'They wrenched my trousers and underwear down and it felt like I was inserted with a hand..it wasn't a gun...other people had guns inserted inside them.'

- Juliet Lamont, documentary filmmaker.

[🌿 @RErbium]

https://t.co/juZn1SUxNF
The Australian university experience now is not like what it was in the past. My kids also tell me this.

[🌿 @RErbium]

@DGLloyd5 @cmdibley why is that David?

[cmdibley @cmdibley]

For those of you who say voting Independent & Greens is a wasted vote, spend some time watching these guys in Senate Estimates saving our democracy & holding Ministers & public servants to account. Two of our hardest working, most effective Senators ever.

[Denis - The COVID info guy - @BigBadDenis]

"Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong revealed 52 million Americans have low T cell counts." He warns "having low T cells can double your risk of early death." "If it's below 1000, the risk of dying earlier is two times," "whether you’re without disease or... have cancer."

[💧Michael West @MichaelWestBiz]

@strangerous10 the question is .. where do the hundreds of millions in public money granted to ECAJ go? ECAJ is not saying
https://t.co/FdOHL1Pf0i

[🌿 @RErbium]

@richardkafton @FurkanGozukara I’d be interested to hear what you think of this interview with Prof Amos Goldberg and his various writings

https://t.co/MLD0lEPvam

[The BMJ @bmj_latest]

The Ebola virus disease outbreak rapidly spreading through the Democratic Republic of the Congo and into Uganda could become the “deadliest on record” without urgent action, warns aid agency International Rescue Committee

@emahase_ reports
https://t.co/mBH9bvmMLc

[Andrew Hewat @AndrewHewat]

Vic CHO clinician alert:
"The risk of importation of Ebola disease to Australia is very low."
Another good reason for HCWs to wear respirators.
Remember the precautionary principle?
More info:
https://t.co/ST1tiZd4hI

[Raina MacIntyre @Globalbiosec]

Century-long analysis of #biosafety incidents identifies strongest predictors of outbreaks, deaths for #lableaks and lab accidents. PhD work of Sandhya Dhawan - one of the best students I have supervised. https://t.co/ScIPLE9Nw9

[Denis - The COVID info guy - @BigBadDenis]

🇦🇺AUSTRALIA Weekly COVID Update: 29 May 2026

🔹TAS: ⬆️ (+170.0%)
🔹SA: ⬆️ (+14.9%)
🔹VIC: ⬆️ (+8.0%)
🔹NSW: ⬆️(+7.5%)

🔸WA: ⬇️(-11.3%) Avg 58/day in hospital
🔸QLD: ⬇️(-6.1%) 21 in hospital

🔹ACT: 40 cases reported

🔹Aged Care: The Australian government ended weekly reporting

[Denis - The COVID info guy - @BigBadDenis]

🔹Weekly COVID cases reached (1,174), hitting the highest level since early October 2025

🔹The positivity rate climbed to (4.2%), its highest point since late August 2025

🔹The 0–4 age group has the highest weekly notification rates, making up (19%) and (49%) of YTD COVID cases

[Ronni🧂Salt-WhoWroteGunnawahYeahThatOne @RonniSalt]

The #Robodebt Royal Commission findings were handed to the shiny new NACC on 6 July, 2023 - 5 days after the NACC began operations.

But it took the NACC almost a full year to declare that they would not be investigating the Robodebt allegations of corruption.

It took 1 year to say they wouldn't be doing anything.

What exactly took them so long?

[Ronni🧂Salt-WhoWroteGunnawahYeahThatOne @RonniSalt]

Why did it take so long for the NACC to say they wouldn't be doing anything about Robodebt?

It's hard to say but for one thing, the NACC was busy racking up $1.1 million in travel costs in its first year of operation.

It appears, that while the Robodebt investigation was of no importance, the NACC staff were however, very busy undertaking 124 separate 'presentations' around Australia and overseas.

Not sure what exactly 'presentations' are in this sense, but they certainly accounted for a lot of air fares and accommodation.

1 conviction.

Zero public hearings.