Lockdowns are a standard part of respiratory illness pandemic response plans, but we saw with Covid-19 that how and when they are implemented can vary extremely. Acceptance of lockdowns in future outbreaks won't be a given, especially where people have suffered brutal lockdowns.
A Chinese city has sparked a backlash on social media after saying it would consider the use of lockdowns in the event of an influenza outbreak https://t.co/kiqyHmbrI9
Roadmap to incorporating group A Streptococcus molecular point‐of‐care testing for remote Australia: a key activity to eliminate rheumatic heart disease #publichealth
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Mass scale administration of ivermectin reduces scabies burden in Fiji https://t.co/gLiaCJVPLM
Similar occurring now in the Solomon Islands, where one quarter of population has scabies.
On the question of whether to shoe or de-shoe in the home, the science leans toward the latter.
It is best to leave your filth outside the door. 👟
@Macquarie_Uni + @IUPUI experts explain.
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Looking forward to shortages in hospital when every man and his dog want their hands on N95 masks. Had same issues with surgical masks, disinfectant wipes, hand rub being nicked or not being available at peak panic. https://t.co/nIFQQztYSE