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| Web site | www.clearskyphotos.com.au |
| Location | Hervey Bay, Queensland |
| AFL team | Carlton |
| Relationship | Married |
Rising temperatures and extreme weather events will heap even more stress on sectors already under severe strain unless effective mitigation strategies are developed, according to the government's climate risk assessment report.
My fellow Covid-cautious folks already know the problems with the CDC’s recent guidance about Covid and isolation. But this article sums up the problems nicely — something good to share with others who may not be as knowledgeable.
https://www.self.com/story/cdc-new-covid-19-isolation-guidelines
Most new cases of #COVID-19 reported 1/25*:
1. USA +9,252
2. Australia +1,835
3. Germany +861
4. Poland +594
5. Czechia +216
6. Lithuania +210
7. India +198
8. Bulgaria +106
9. Norway +63
10. Slovenia +22
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
*Only 11 countries reported.
Author Affiliations: World Health Network Corresponding author: Spela, Salamon, [email protected] Abstract The global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic persists, causing significant harm. Extensive evidence indicates that even mild infections and reinfections can result in symptomatic and subclinical health damage, disability, and persistent infection. Vascular impacts, neurotropism, and immune dysregulation lead to impaired organ function, increased … Continued
One Queenslander a day dying with Covid in hospital.
🔹Between January 2022 and June last year an average 14 patients contracted COVID-19 daily, with one fatality recorded each day in hospital
@qldhealth @ShannonFentiman @auscovid19 #COVIDisNotOver
Two criticisms of this otherwise-great article from @ConversationUS by folks from Burnet Institute:
1. Stop normalizing pictures of people in surgical masks. Respirators are how we fight this thing
2. "We simply don’t know if this virus is on an evolutionary track to becoming the 'next common cold' or not, nor have any idea of what that timeframe might be." We *do* know enough about #covid to say it will never be a cold (i.e., limit itself to the respiratory system)