Tab Combs (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 image Y'all, she's 53 inches tall. 4 feet, 5 inches. And still not tall enough to "be seen." #RoadSafety #NHTSA #RoadTank #StupidTrucks
Attached: 1 image Y'all, she's 53 inches tall. 4 feet, 5 inches. And still not tall enough to "be seen." #RoadSafety #NHTSA #RoadTank #StupidTrucks
As per A.J. Leonardi:
The current list of infections of increased risk due to Covid infection
1. RSV https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10582888/
Authors at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, a serious institution with a history of 16 Nobel laureates found about a 1.4x risk of rsv infection among youths after covid infection.
2. Strep Throat https://www.bmj.com/content/380/bmj-2022-072529
Authors in the BMJ found a 1.27x increased risk of strep infection after covid.
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To investigate whether COVID-19 infection was associated with increased risk for incident respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infections and associated diseases among young children that might have contributed to the 2022 surge of severe paediatric RSV ...
This is a cool twist on the EV. It's a kei truck, so I'm already on board. But it has features for public emergency assistance.
https://cleantechnica.com/2023/11/18/most-boss-electric-pickup-truck-cybertruck-vs-puzzle-van/
The Puzzle features an exterior USB & AC outlet panel, powered by rooftop solar panels. Members of the public can access the panel to recharge their devices & connect to Wi-Fi, without having to climb into the cab.
A first aid kit located in the exterior panel enables people to help themselves in case the driver is out of commission or absent.
The car also comes equipped with a full sized crowbar, considered to be an essential tool for digging people out of debris in case of earthquakes and other disasters until heavy equipment arrives.
I've started a substack! I'll be using it instead of Twitter threads to post about latest Covid situation, latest NHS stats etc.. easier to share here on Mastadon, but more importantly, ensures my content remains *free*!
Next week, I'll be posting about latest Covid situation but also a look back at all the data we *used* to have and common biases in Covid data !
If you've valued what I've been doing on social media, please do subscribe - it's free!
I’ve been um-ing and ah-ing about this for a while, but have decided to take the plunge and start a Substack, mainly because of the uncertainty about what is going to happen to Twitter - especially if Twitter starts charging users! My initial plan is to use Substack for the types of things I used to put into medium to longish Twitter threads - so things like analysis of the latest Covid data, discussions of the latest Covid research, state of the NHS, and - sometimes - posts about my other research in health care.
25% increase week on week in Covid hospital admissions in England - increases seen across all regions except London. The latest wave continues.
Note that this is not (yet?) the new variant BA.2.86 ("Pirola") which is a small % of sequenced cases, but mostly Omicron XBB variants.