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Covid Meetups in Fortune magazine!
Please see this wonderful article written by @siobhanneela describing the network, its purpose, and some of its members.
Thrilled to see this project being covered in international media.
CovidMeetups.com
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covidmeetups.com is a free service to find individuals, families and local/online services who take precautions. Operated by @TheWHN, a non-profit organization.
Joined January 2022
- A Japanese study shows that bringing CO2 levels below 540-620 ppm brings down transmission levels such that COVID stops spreading exponentially (R0 < 1). A simple CO2 monitor is one of the most powerful ways to raise awareness regarding poor indoor air.Interesting new study from Japan shows how the airborne infection risk in a room can quickly be made visible with a CO2 monitor. Check out the hospital outbreaks. They show once again how droplet precautions against SARS-CoV-2 are simply inadequate. 👉link.springer.com/article/10.100…
- Replying to @1goodternWe read this morning (paraphrasing): “I exposed my baby to as much disease as possible over the last 3 years to build up her immune system and she still gets sick all the time! Must be impossible to build immunity with all the vaccine shedding happening.”
- Very interesting article that is worth summarizing. Haseltine previously founded Harvard Medical School's cancer and HIV/AIDS research centers and has made a series of remarkably accurate predictions from the outset of the pandemic. 1/n
- German health minister: “Well researched article on dementia after COVID infection. The small cerebral vessels are often damaged. Therefore, COVID is not a cold or flu. Repeated infections are also a burden for our healthcare system.”Gut recherchierer Artikel zum Thema Demenz nach COVID Infektion. Die kleinen Gehirngefässe nehmen oft einen Schaden. Daher ist COVID keine Erkältung oder Grippe. Wiederholte Infektionen sind auch für unser Gesundheitssystem eine Hypothek. spiegel.de/wissenschaft/m…
- “Younger people—typically at low risk—are especially vulnerable to COVID-related heart attacks, with the sharpest relative rise in deaths occurring in people ages 25 to 44, research by Los Angeles’ Cedars-Sinai Medical Center shows.”
- Replying to @lisa_iannattoneSo what you need to do is to find a tribe of people who realize that playing pretend against SARS is a losing game in the long-term and who have already adapted to the new reality. Like COVID Meetups, hint hint 😉
- Replying to @covidmeetupscomUpdate: covidmeetups.com, a network to find others who take COVID precautions, has now grown to more than 4,000+ members across 50 countries! Our local and online business directory is also live. Please retweet to help us grow even further, thank you!
- Intensive care consultant Dr Vila Navapurkar said: "I think it was fair to say that we were all fairly gobsmacked by the results." Available at Davos, but not in hospitals, care homes, and schools 🙄 bbc.com/news/av/uk-eng…
- In an airborne pandemic, it is very difficult for individuals to reduce risks because no one controls shared air. Collectively, even as a small group in a specific area, we can accomplish much more once we agree to try and limit infections. Let’s see how: 1/
- Looking to help others during the pandemic? If you know of a business or service taking precautions, please take 5 minutes to add it to our directory! It doesn't cost anything and you can help many others with your time and knowledge. Here are step-by-step instructions: 🔽1/n
- “So, hybrid immunity is just a clever rebranding of the failure to control the virus. And it’s being promoted by the same people who were promoting the vaccine-only strategy” wsws.org/en/articles/20…
- Replying to @1goodternThe disease is an airborne vasculitis that causes cumulative damage - plan and act accordingly.
- Surging rates of diabetes in 0-4 year olds in Sweden starting in 2020. Swedish children in that age group are entirely unvaccinated.Well, the data is pretty clear. The little ones (0-4) are hard hit. sdb.socialstyrelsen.se/if_par/val.aspx
