Thanks to @tammyrobert for digging this up. It leaves a bad taste in my mouth knowing that these *charities* are funnelling money into the Sask Party. When hardworking citizens donate to @PattisonKids and Autism Regina, are they aware this is where their $ has gone?
#SkPoli
This is not a win for Twitter or Pierre Poilievre like they think it is. Because I for one, will be visiting CBC’s news site every day for the latest updates. Fukk those 2 clowns and the fascist horses they road in on.
XBB.1.16
India: “Eyes are blood red, gooey, & glued shut. High fever, muscle aches, & non-purulent diarrhea.”
Thailand: “I had a severe sore throat & I was coughing up blood all night, until I was finally hospitalized with XBB.1.16.”
U.S.: “XBB.1.16 causes allergy symptoms.”
Quarterly Analysis:
What exactly has @PremierScottMoe done for the province of Saskatchewan? Are our roads better? Is healthcare or education improved? Are taxes lower? Is Saskatchewan more affordable?
Growth that works for Everyone? More #moelogic#skpoli#Sask
“[H]ospitals cannot necessarily avoid liability by arguing that patients consent to unmasked care. Many patients cannot voluntarily consent to this…. Moreover… courts have generally rejected the argument that patients can consent to medical malpractice.” https://t.co/eYBbV73cYm
Folks, we're running a bit behind schedule on the Canadian COVID forecast.
The longform version of the graphics (in English) are available for download here: https://t.co/GUyMe0Vvt7
And this image is the overview of the dashboard for the coming week.
COVID hospitalizations in Canada are about 6x higher today than they were at the lowest point of the pandemic.
Why do we seem so nonchalant about a virus that killed more people last year than during the first two years of the pandemic? https://t.co/PeQrknigJM
Hospitals That Ditch Masks Risk Exposure
« Ending routine masking in hospital settings is a dangerous move. It puts patients and staff at risk for infection, and its potential long-term effects. It also exposes hospitals to the risk of liability » https://t.co/z6m5TQIGsw
We assign a word score of severe to numerical scores 8 and higher.
This corresponds to weekly excess deaths at least 8 times higher than average weekly influenza deaths in Canada (3500 avg/yr [PHAC] divided by 52 weeks).
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Masks now mandatory in over 200 schools in Delhi
https://t.co/e24EDXXwEH Delhi govt reviewing covid situation, masks mandatory in over 200 schools
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Study of SARS2 in saliva
https://t.co/yzWdH35AwM
Asymptomatic people took up to 3.5 weeks to clear the virus from their saliva. One week shorter than the symptomatic.
All subtypes of dementia, irrespective of patients’ previous dementia types, behaved like rapidly progressive dementia following COVID-19, according to the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease Reports
I’ve said this from very beginning…sigh https://t.co/p9Spl6r09n
A thread on the importance of fit testing. After I recently got infected on a trip but my husband and daughter didn't, I decided to fit test the 3M aura I'd worn on the trip. 🧵
XBB.1.6 picks up speed in US
The WHO's technical advisory group on COVID vaccine composition met in the middle of March in to review the performance of bivalent COVID vaccines and establish a timeline for a new recommendations for 2023.
Mmm’k https://t.co/6VfxfoLwAo