"Experts warn it may be decades before the full impact is known." And so it begins. From denial that this could happen, to well we won't know for ages, to 'well, what could we have done?' when those impacts predictably occur
https://t.co/iv1D3VucmF
“It’s Really, Really Worth Trying to Avoid Getting COVID Multiple Times”
“A new study found people are more likely to develop #LongCovid or other serious health problems if they’re infected more than once.” https://t.co/prNd1vilV0
"For now, even vaccinated, boosted, and previously infected people aren’t immune to Long COVID. Any infection could lead to lingering complications, which underscores the importance of limiting exposure to the virus as much as possible."
Thanks for saying it clearly @TIME 👏👏👏
“As long as the R of Covid-19 remains >1 (meaning that the average infected person is expected to spread the virus to at least one other person) during the post-CDC-recommended isolation period, the current policy is poised to backfire on a systemic level” https://t.co/NfHkECdKQZ
🚨POST-COVID & Kids🚨
New @CDCgov report showing quite clearly that children are at significantly more risk for life-threatening diagnoses after COVID infection. Very convincing evidence that prevention of COVID-19 in children is very important to reduce childhood mortality.
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So just to recap: Yesterday the @CDCgov acknowledged that 1 in 5 people will develop a new health condition (#LongCovid) after infection.
Then today, the biggest study to date notes vaccines only reduce Long Covid incidence by 15%.
Anybody want to talk about this?
There is a moral urgency to protect all students & staff, including those who are most vulnerable.
We put together a toolkit to help communities sort out fact from fiction & advocate for a safe, healthy learning environment for everyone: https://t.co/YBDVlqUgKm #UrgencyOfEquity
@msschilllax Oy vey! So here are some books I’ve heard good things about this series but haven’t read it yet.
A Boy Called Bat (The Bat Series, 1) https://t.co/nsutUKub4Q