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You really should be getting better information from your doctor than from some random sick person online. But alas, here we are.

« On est invisibilisés » : le cri d’alarme de la nouvelle Fédération COVID Long Six ans après l’apparition du virus, plus de deux millions de Français souffrent encore de symptômes persistants. Face à ce qu'elle qualifie de « négligence politique », une fédération internationale ...

🗞️In this article, an interview with one of the co-presidents of our federation #LongCOVIDRiseUp

Title : "We are been made invisible : the wake-up call from the new #LongCOVID Federation"

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Un compte Twitter anglophone et néerlandais affirment que la famille aurait été indemnisée. Cependant, je ne trouve aucune source fiable confirmant cette info. Quelqu'un en aurait une ? @themis2023.bsky.social @solenntango.bsky.social @winslowsp.bsky.social @simarddavid.bsky.social

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Clip from German TV.

Julia developed ME/CFS after Covid in 2022. She is one of around 600,000 people in Germany living with the condition. It can be severely disabling, some mornings she can’t even get to the toilet without help. #MECFS #LongCovid

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What COVID-19 Does to the Body (10th Edition, February 2026) Your Regular COVID-19 Research Update

🚨 NEW: What COVID-19 Does to the Body, 10th Edition

Over 75 recent research studies on COVID-19's impacts and how to best prevent it. Three years in the making, I hope you all appreciate the time and effort spent compiling this resource.

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AI generated image - Olympic medal winners on the podium posing with their medals while wearing N95 respirator masks

N95s could be a significant performance advantage

Not just in the Olympics

But in Life

'Masks are not a problem to be managed. They are a signal that someone understands the environment. Please do not write policies that discourage awareness or normalize preventable harm. Protect their brains. Protect their bodies. And invest in the air they breathe.” '

Proud dad moment.

My freshman daughter is openly masking at school — and wrote about it in her student paper.

In a culture that pressures kids to conform, choosing prevention takes backbone.

This isn’t about fear.
It’s about care.

Have a read:

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feels like i should re-post this every few weeks

Politics live are debating AI legislation for Creatives. Why are they debating our copyright? If anyone else took our work and used it for free, they would be sued. So I’m sure billionaires can afford to pay Composers, Artists and Writers just like everyone else has to.

wth Twitter killed the dim theme (dark blue) so it's just fuck ass flat black or flash bang white lol

They removed the dim colour theme from twitter and it's FUCKING DOGSHIT

Long COVID may be triggering Alzheimer’s-like changes in the brain: new study Over 20 million Americans are believed to have long COVID, suffering symptoms such as severe fatigue, shortness of breath, chest pain, palpitations, dizziness and muscle pain.

A well fitted N95 mask offers excellent protection against Covid.

When people lose their sense of smell or taste … it’s because the virus is damaging the brain.

We’ve seen a drop in IQ with each covid infection.

An increase in vascular disease.

Long COVID may trigger Alzheimer’s.

Mask up!

⚠️ Le tournage et la diffusion de cet épisode sont décalés au jeudi 19 février. Toujours à 13h, et toujours avec Audrey K. Randriamandrato en invitée. Navrées de ce contretemps ! ⚠️

Flyer de la prochaine émission d'Internet Exploreuses Faut-il interdire les réseaux sociaux aux vieux ? avec Audrey K. Randriamandrato 12.02.2026 à partir de 13h twitch/tv/origatwitch

Victimes de contenus violents, addicts à leur smartphone, incapables de distinguer la désinformation de la réalité. Et s'il était temps d'interdire les réseaux sociaux… aux vieux ?

RDV le jeudi 12 février sur les chaînes d' @origami.ng , même si vous ne comprenez toujours pas le sens de 67 👐

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So tired of these #PandemicDenial narratives from the #Media.

The #Pandemic is NOT over.

The @who.int made that clear when the WHO Director-General, @drtedros.who.int, declared the global health emergency over in May 2023 -

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The ghost of loss gets into you One month, five days, without my mom

A little over a month ago, I lost my mom. I wrote about grieving, learning about grieving, and ultimately learning that there's no wrong way to do it. My mom was an agnostic, but she believed in art, language, creation, and love. This is for you mama

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Unfortunately I don't know who to credit for this very apt cartoon -

#OngoingPandemic

Photo of an older woman smiling and waving during a video call on a smartphone (a clinician appears on the phone screen). WHN branding at top. Overlaid text reads: “If you rely on telehealth or hospital-at-home care, access is continuing for at least two years” Smaller text reads: “Many people were concerned about possible disruptions to telehealth, hospital-at-home care, and essential health services. Recent federal funding decisions ensure these programs will continue, preventing sudden gaps in care patients rely on daily.” Footer text: “The World Health Network is a network devoted to global compassion—working together to inspire collective action through science for a safer, healthier world.”

White slide with WHN branding at top left. Heading reads: “What this means for patients and families” Subheading: “Current protections help ensure:” Bullet points read: “Telehealth access through Medicare continues through December 31, 2027, so people can keep seeing providers remotely.” “Hospital-at-Home programs remain available through September 30, 2030, supporting care outside traditional hospital settings.” “Planned cuts to safety-net hospitals are eliminated through FY 2028, helping prevent sudden service loss.” “These measures support care continuity for people on Medicare and Medicaid, including those with complex or chronic conditions.” Paragraph below reads: “These protections help prevent interruptions that can delay care or worsen health outcomes. For many people, remote care and home-based treatment are important ways to get access to care and reduce unnecessary exposure to disease.” Footer text: “The World Health Network is a network devoted to global compassion—working together to inspire collective action through science for a safer, healthier world.”

Many people worried about disruptions to telehealth, hospital-at-home care, and essential services — but key protections are staying in place.

Telehealth access through Medicare continues through 2027, hospital-at-home programs extend through 2030, (...)

You may have heard
that the astronauts
preparing to go to space
wear N95 masks
to protect themselves,
which just goes to show
that protecting yourself
from transmissible viruses
isn’t rocket science.

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It provides an evidence base for how these security norms are implemented, their effects on human rights and how we can push for change.

After our original conversation, McCabe followed up with more context—an important layer we had not fully jumped into earlier. For the past two years, she has been navigating what she called “some mystery health challenges,” a swirl of symptoms that worsened last fall to the point where racing no longer felt possible. “The best guess of most of the doctors I have seen is some sort of post-viral or chronic fatigue thing,” she wrote, “possibly combined with some issues keeping my celiac and Hashimoto’s in check, but I am still not really sure what is going on to be honest.“

More background on this: One of the reasons skiers are taking precautions like masking is because some athletes have had post-viral illness or chronic fatigue.

Source: fasterskier.com/2025/12/novi...

We need a UK Digital Sovereignty Strategy!

Our over-reliance on foreign tech giants is a huge risk to our security and resilience when faced with Donald Trump’s ever increasing belligerence.

Companies like Palantir have no place in our critical digital infrastructure.