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Defining and Measuring Femicide - Femicide in Canada Femicide which refers to the sex/gender-related killings of women and girls is recognized as the most extreme form of violence on a continuum of male violence

More information on femicide can be found at the Canadian Femicide Observatory website

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McDonald said two people were killed at a home on Fellers Avenue. CBC News has identified one of them as Van Rootselaar’s mother, Jennifer Strang, 39, from Lawn, N.L. The other was Van Rootselaar’s 11-year-old stepbrother, according to police.

If anyone is going to post about what happened at Tumbler Ridge, BC, you had better be calling it a mass shooting AND FEMICIDE.

Femicide = the deliberate killing of women and girls, including by family members

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#StopFemicide #CallItFemicide

Alberta Knew Measles Was Harming Pregnant Patients—But Stayed Silent | The Walrus Internal documents reveal health officials withheld data about the people most at risk

“Despite internal emails indicating miscarriages, stillbirths, and at least one infant death, the province released no clear, timely data to clinicians or the public.”

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

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You wouldn't believe how many times I talked to a patient or read their chart where they showed up to the emergency department saying, "I think I might kill myself, please admit me to the hospital for my own safety."

And they were almost always sent home.

My experience working on a research project on youth mental health for 2 years taught me that mental health for youth in canada is broken.

And trans and queer youth were vastly over-represented.

#MedSky

This is murder, and we need to call it what it is: a choice to let people die rather than admit their errors.

If you need any more proof of just how evil and self-serving IPAC-MAHA is, compare what they are doing with the requirements of the national workplace safety standard.

I'll wait.

Winter Olympic athletes are rightfully taking COVID-19 precautions - The Sick Times Despite a lack of COVID-19 precautions implemented by the 2026 Winter Olympics organizers in Italy, some athletes, teams, and their loved ones are protecting themselves from airborne pathogens by mask...

The risks of SARS-CoV-2 and other airborne pathogens can be severe, but the media continues to stigmatize Olympians taking precautions as "worried" and "extreme". We know #LongCOVID can affect anyone, even elite athletes.

In the @thesicktimes.org today 😷🦠

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Why covid-19 is “a vascular disease masquerading as a respiratory one” Covid-19 is not just a respiratory infection. Cardiovascular symptoms are seen in both acute and long covid. Katharine Lang reports on what we’ve learnt since the onset of the pandemic Cardiovascular...

February 2026 - the BMJ publishes a piece called "Why covid-19 is “a vascular disease masquerading as a respiratory one”

Some of us have been screaming this for years

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Welcome to the COVID era, where public health and infection control leaders take credit for the wins (mostly vaccines, which they had very little to do with) and bury the bodies (mostly preventable if they'd check their egos at the door long enough to learn about aerosols from the experts).

#medsky

#MeaslesIsAirborne #FireBonnie #MedSky #IDSky

Announcer in women’s hockey just said one player is lucky to be back after needing a surgery for heart arrhythmias “following months of health issues after an infection”

Gee what infection, I wonder

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Excellent thread. Lara Briden talks alot about insulin resistance. I've been doing intermittent fasting and also extended water fasting for several years, and one of the benefits is increased insulin sensitivity. Fasting is also great for fatty liver disease.

This is a revealing thread and is a common reaction in healthcare heavily facilitated by dogma in infection control. You’ll note they begin first by educating a layperson on post surgical site infection, something that is only a subsection of hospital acquired infections. 1

Another blogpost I liked a lot by this OT who specialises in ME/CFS and long Covid. Contains lots of practical tips. As she says, an emphasis is harm reduction rather than perfection "Pacing in the Real World" https://onelifelivedwell.substack.com/.../pacing-in-the... Headings: 1: Let’s start here: perfection is a myth (and honestly, a little rude). 2: Triage, a tool for days when everything feels urgent 3: Micro-recoveries (a tiny rebellion). 4: Positions matter more than you think 5: Help looks different when you don’t have a village. 6: Cognitive load counts too. 7: Lower the bar (I know, I know). #MEcfs #LongCovid #CFS #PwME #MyalgicEncephalomyelitis #ChronicFatigueSyndrome Pacing in the Real World Where stopping isn't always an option. Abby Nov 10, 2025 Sometimes pacing can feel like a luxury for people who have margins, people who have extra hands, extra hours, extra anything. What do you do when the world still expects you to operate like nothing has changed, even when your body has?

"Pacing in the Real World"

Another blogpost I liked a lot by this OT who specialises in ME/CFS & long Covid.

Contains lots of practical tips. As she says, an emphasis is harm reduction rather than perfection

onelifelivedwell.substack.com/p/pacing-in-...

#MEcfs #LongCovid #CFS #PwME #Pacing

I had what I would consider a moderate case as I had a fever for a couple of days and almost every covid symptom imaginable except loss of smell or taste.

Despite my best efforts I caught covid in sept 2023, either outdoors or in my doctors office, and it definitely took at least 6 weeks to recover from the autonomic dysfunction.

And about 9 months to recover from the histamine intolerance.

#LongCovid

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The quoted image shows a graph of difference in heart rates over time for two groups, mild and moderate to severe. It compares the digital recovery phase (much longer) to the symptomatic phase

Wow, average of 60 days to fully recover physiologically from a “moderate to severe” covid infection.

#LongCovid #MedSky #IDSky #CovidIsntOver #MaskUp

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Infection #2 1.5 years ago gave me tinnitus in both ears. It has not gone away and I don’t expect it ever will. Only gotten worse especially after shingles vaccine. Thanks mom.

Agree, many benefits to WFH!

Nowhere in #Gaza is safe. Not even inside a health facility.

Doctors Without Borders reiterates our call for all parties to protect medical facilities and ensure medical staff and patients do not come under fire.

Implicit bias against female scientists do you mean?

Did you get the grant?

Wastewater Virus Signals graph for Ontario

#Ontario #wastewater graph updated with January 25 data
- Kingston, London, Toronto updated: wwater.ca/Ontario
- Also updated: AB, BC, MB, NB, SK, YT

wwater.ca

Source: health-infobase.canada.ca/wastewater/

To end, here's an excellent thread with an example of how unions are abandoning their workers during the ongoing pandemic:

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These are just a few of my ideas, but I could go on.

The point is that the pandemic is ongoing, we are in a mass mortality and mass disabling event, and politicians have abandoned us to never ending sickness and death.

Pretending that covid is over isn't the solution.
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➡️ better access to long covid treatments and more research on long covid

➡️ better supports for disabled folks who cannot work to be able to have dignity and a better quality of life
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