theresabernardo: RT @michael_hoerger: Today in JAMA: COV1D nearly doubles the risk of Type 1 #diabetes in #children.
"Possible mechanisms include initiation of #autoimmunity or acceleration of disease progression."
https://t.co/zQ6yYfG8oM
theresabernardo: A low-cost, recyclable powder can kill thousands of waterborne bacteria per second when exposed to sunlight; a revolutionary advance for 2 billion people worldwide without access to safe drinking water.
https://t.co/Lobr9iLU71 via @Stanford
theresabernardo: Testing begins for a UNIVERSAL flu vaccine which "could eliminate the need for both annual development of seasonal influenza vaccines, as well as the need for patients to get a flu shot each year” and provide protection from future influ… https://t.co/AMgpGtlAxD
theresabernardo: In short, dogs and cats can get COVID from their humans, but they do not usually show clinical signs of the disease. https://t.co/6jq1N1uK5m #mdpiviruses via @VirusesMDPI
theresabernardo: RT @CorsIAQ: Mandatory air cleaners in all school classrooms.
Kudos to the South Korean government. And I'll bet they will purchase very good and right-sized systems. It's not rocket science, folks. They're just doin' it!
https://t.co/nWfrJrYr8X
theresabernardo: The test can be bought without a prescription, uses a single self-collected nasal swab and can provide results in about half an hour. https://t.co/EmUJGqStwh
What chronic symptoms and health risks are most common in those with #LongCovid ? @EricTopol tells @ASlavitt they can range from micro blood clots and strokes to brain fog, lower sperm count and more.
https://t.co/AJveHOMSUj
theresabernardo: A German think tank estimates a widespread conversion to heat pumps could cut EU gas use by 32% in 5 years. https://t.co/iheNxm4hxB via @GreenBiz
theresabernardo: To develop their findings on long COVID, the team reviewed Oracle Cerner real-world data from electronic medical records containing de-identified information for medical research purposes https://t.co/tgBDu87tau via @medical_xpress
theresabernardo: RT @EricTopol: A new prospective Covid study from George Washington University indicated 36% of students, faculty and staff developed #LongCovid, with risk factors identified (no controls)
https://t.co/aUQaIKKf9y
theresabernardo: This looks interesting - argues that rapid deployment of existing renewable technologies would be sufficient to arrest climate change
https://t.co/0pqtowgng7