@Floby

If you write stupid code, your code does stupid things. ex-Octo, 🆕⏪ Team #ViteMaDose Vouvoiement requis si on ne se connaît pas.

 Paris, France
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Joined May 2009
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Putrino Lab@PutrinoLabMay 28
when we injected antibodies taken from people who had fully recovered from COVID or never had COVID. This sort of experiment is called a “passive transfer” experiment and the results we saw were extremely interesting. First, when the antibodies were exposed to tissue samples 2/
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Dr Elisa Perego@elisaperego7810 Mar 2023
"We propose that SARS-CoV-2 ... threatens genome integrity and causes altered DNA damage response activation, induction of inflammation and cellular senescence" "In addition to induce DNA damage, SARS-CoV-2 inhibits its repair" nature.com/articles/s41556-0…

SARS-CoV-2 infection induces DNA damage, through CHK1 degradation and impaired 53BP1 recruitment,...

Nature Cell Biology - Gioia, Tavella et al. show that severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 causes DNA damage through CHK1 degradation and impairs 53BP1 recruitment to DNA lesions. The...

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Mitch Leeuwe
@MitchLeeuwe27 Jul 2025
Let’s draw background. A massive post with my top tutorials from my course how to draw backgrounds ebook & video. 1/10
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Jess@MeetJess25 Jul 2025
Exposure to the virus that causes COVID-19 may lead to chronic health impacts that, in some cases, may become apparent only years later, according to new research in nonhuman primates led by Oregon Health & Science University news.ohsu.edu/2025/07/24/stu…

Study suggests long COVID is more prevalent than previously thought

OHSU research in nonhuman primates finds long-term effects in both lean and obese animals.

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Fabienne CASSAGNE@FabienneCASSAGN26 Jul 2025
Ds qq mois, on aura des gros titres sur l’exceptionnelle épidémie de grippe ou de gastro de l’hiver, que chacun aura partagé joyeusement pour ne pas perdre 1/4 de son salaire . Et tout le monde fera semblant de ne pas comprendre qu’aller bosser malade n’est pas une bonne idée…
Le Parisien
@le_Parisien26 Jul 2025
💬 «Il ne s’agit pas du tout de culpabiliser les Français, personne ne choisit d’être malade, mais nous voulons responsabiliser les assurés», justifie la ministre de la Santé, Catherine Vautrin, au Monde. Voici tout ce qui pourrait changer ➡️ l.leparisien.fr/0JEI
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Marc Jones@MarcEHJones26 Jul 2025
When images of glacial retreat are posted online it's amazing how many people's gut reaction is "summer vs winter!" without any consideration for latitude + light levels or knowledge of actual glaciers. #ChristianAslund #Blomstrandbreen
The image shows six panes. The top left pane shows the Blomstrandbreen glacier (Svalbard) as photographed in 1928 by the Norwegian Polar Institute labelled "The Arctic, Summer 1928". The middle left pane shows the same glacier as photographed in 2002 by Christian Aslund labelled "The Arctic, Summer 2002". The bottom left pane shows the same glacier as photographed in 2022 by Christian Aslund labelled "The Arctic, Summer 2022". The top right pane is black and labelled "The Arctic, Winter 1928". The bottom right pane is all black and labelled "The Arctic, Winter 2002". The bottom right pane is all black and labelled "The Arctic, Winter 2022". Yes, the labels and panes on the right are added in jest but the topic is serious: overall this glacier has retreated over 2 km since 1928 and over 3 km since 1861.

ALT The image shows six panes. The top left pane shows the Blomstrandbreen glacier (Svalbard) as photographed in 1928 by the Norwegian Polar Institute labelled "The Arctic, Summer 1928". The middle left pane shows the same glacier as photographed in 2002 by Christian Aslund labelled "The Arctic, Summer 2002". The bottom left pane shows the same glacier as photographed in 2022 by Christian Aslund labelled "The Arctic, Summer 2022". The top right pane is black and labelled "The Arctic, Winter 1928". The bottom right pane is all black and labelled "The Arctic, Winter 2002". The bottom right pane is all black and labelled "The Arctic, Winter 2022". Yes, the labels and panes on the right are added in jest but the topic is serious: overall this glacier has retreated over 2 km since 1928 and over 3 km since 1861.

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Replying to @BFMTV
C'est surtout @agnesbuzyn - qui a cautionné l'infection de masse par un virus qui tue les plus vulnérables et expose n'importe qui à un risque de séquelles - qui est déconnectée du réel. La hausse des arrêts maladie est directement liée à la pandémie de Covid en cours.
Interview Hausse des arrets de travail: «Il est sidérant que l'assurance maladie n'étudie pas les conséquences du Covid -19» La Caisse nationale de l'assurance maladie exclut les indemnités journalières liées au coronavirus de son suivi des dépenses concernant les arrêts de travail. Un symbole de l'aveuglement plus large des autorités sanitaires sur cette maladie, déplore auprès de «Libération» l'économiste Cécile Philippe.

ALT Interview Hausse des arrets de travail: «Il est sidérant que l'assurance maladie n'étudie pas les conséquences du Covid -19» La Caisse nationale de l'assurance maladie exclut les indemnités journalières liées au coronavirus de son suivi des dépenses concernant les arrêts de travail. Un symbole de l'aveuglement plus large des autorités sanitaires sur cette maladie, déplore auprès de «Libération» l'économiste Cécile Philippe.

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Rob Wüst@RobWust6 May 2025
Replying to @RobWust @BraedenCharlton @RichieGoulding1 @m_eggelbusch
Both Long COVID and ME/CFS patients exhibited: Mitochondrial dysfunction Altered muscle fiber composition Altered capillary supply These changes were not replicated in healthy individuals subjected to strict bed rest (done with ESA and NASA).
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Redkiraz@Redkiraz6 May 2025
1 an après l'infection, les patients atteints de Long Covid présentaient *moins de capillaires*, *plus de petits saignements* et *une croissance anormale de nouveaux vaisseaux sanguins*, signes de dommages à long terme
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@1goodtern5 May 2025
🔥🩸 Oh here we go again. More evidence for doctors, journalists, governments and everyone to ignore: Covid messes with how your body moves blood around. This time, it’s the capillaries, the tiniest blood vessels that keep every part of your body supplied with oxygen:
Alt text: A set of four microscopic images (labelled A–D) shows capillaries under the fingernails of four different people, captured using nailfold videocapillaroscopy at 200× magnification. Each image includes a black horizontal line representing one millimetre of skin. Image A (top left): A healthy control subject with neatly arranged, uniform, hairpin-shaped capillaries. Capillary density is high (12 per mm), with no abnormalities. Image B (top right): A person who recovered from COVID-19 without Long Covid. Capillaries appear mostly normal, but two are visibly dilated (marked with asterisks). Density is slightly reduced (9 per mm). Image C (bottom left): A person with Long Covid. Capillaries are fewer and more irregular (5 per mm), with two showing abnormal twisted shapes (neoangiogenesis), marked by asterisks. Image D (bottom right): Another Long Covid patient. Capillaries appear darker, some are dilated (marked by two asterisks), and the density is moderately reduced (8 per m

ALT Alt text: A set of four microscopic images (labelled A–D) shows capillaries under the fingernails of four different people, captured using nailfold videocapillaroscopy at 200× magnification. Each image includes a black horizontal line representing one millimetre of skin. Image A (top left): A healthy control subject with neatly arranged, uniform, hairpin-shaped capillaries. Capillary density is high (12 per mm), with no abnormalities. Image B (top right): A person who recovered from COVID-19 without Long Covid. Capillaries appear mostly normal, but two are visibly dilated (marked with asterisks). Density is slightly reduced (9 per mm). Image C (bottom left): A person with Long Covid. Capillaries are fewer and more irregular (5 per mm), with two showing abnormal twisted shapes (neoangiogenesis), marked by asterisks. Image D (bottom right): Another Long Covid patient. Capillaries appear darker, some are dilated (marked by two asterisks), and the density is moderately reduced (8 per m

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Cabrioles #AutodéfenseSanitaire@CabriolesDouze27 Feb 2025
«Vlanx s'est suicidé de n'en plus pouvoir de la fatigue, de la douleur et de l'errance médicale du Cvd Long Lisez ce thread Le CL tue. Le déni généralisé tue. Le non port du masque tue Chaque perte est terrible Appliquez et faites appliquer les gestes barrières» un camarade/bsky
Vlanx@vlanx018 Feb 2025
[THREAD] Comme un "petit Covid" m'a fait passer de "je vais très bien 🤗" à "idéations suicidaires quotidiennes" en moins de 2 mois (TW idéations suicidaires et autres joyeusetés de ce genre, du coup) ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
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Raphael Pradeau@raphpradeau26 Jan 2025
Rappel : le déficit de la Sécurité sociale (environ 10 milliards par an) est une construction artificielle liée à la multiplication des exonérations de cotisations sociales depuis les années 1980 (90 milliards par an). Travailler 7h gratuitement n'est absolument pas une fatalité
franceinfo
@franceinfo24 Jan 2025
🔴 Travailler 7h de plus gratuitement ➡️ "Notre but ce n'est pas que le travail soit gratuit, mais si la Sécurité sociale a un déficit de 25 milliards l'an prochain sans retour à l'équilibre, vous savez ce qu'il y aura à la fin? Plus de Sécurité sociale", dit Amélie de Montchalin
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Nicolas Berrod
@nicolasberrod14 Jan 2025
Le ministère de la Santé indique que 80% des patients admis en réanimation pour #grippe ne sont pas vaccinés. Cette statistique m'a toujours posé problème, car ce taux de non-vaccinés ne veut pas dire grand chose quand il est pris isolément. Petit fil explicatif ⤵️ 1/10
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Maître Pandaï@Panda3180873214 Jan 2025
"En 2024, le solde naturel est à peine positif : il est estimé à +17 000, son plus bas niveau depuis la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale." insee.fr/fr/statistiques/832…
Lecture : En 2024 en France, 663 000 bébés sont nés et 646 000 personnes sont décédées. Champ : France hors Mayotte jusqu'en 2013 et France à partir de 2014. Source : Insee, statistiques et estimations d'état civil.

ALT Lecture : En 2024 en France, 663 000 bébés sont nés et 646 000 personnes sont décédées. Champ : France hors Mayotte jusqu'en 2013 et France à partir de 2014. Source : Insee, statistiques et estimations d'état civil.

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Nicolas Berrod
@nicolasberrod6 Jan 2025
🏥 Comme chaque hiver, et même tout au long de l'année, plusieurs hôpitaux déclenchent leur "plan blanc" en raison d'un afflux de patients (maladies respiratoires notamment) et d'un manque de personnel.
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@1goodtern19 Dec 2024
It's not hard.
nychealthy
@nycHealthy18 Dec 2024
Follow these tips to stay healthy this holiday season when COVID-19, flu and RSV are spreading in NYC! 💪 Get your updated COVID-19 and flu vaccines 😷 Wear a well-fitting mask in crowded indoor settings 🧪Get tested 🏠 Stay home if sick More tips: on.nyc.gov/covid19prevention
Illustration of a snowman in four different scenarios: With a band-aid on it's arm, text reads: Get vaccinated; Wearing a mask, text reads: Mask up; Getting tested for COVID-19, text reads: Get tested; Looking feverish and peering out a window from indoors, Text reads: Stay home if sick. N Y C Health logo.

ALT Illustration of a snowman in four different scenarios: With a band-aid on it's arm, text reads: Get vaccinated; Wearing a mask, text reads: Mask up; Getting tested for COVID-19, text reads: Get tested; Looking feverish and peering out a window from indoors, Text reads: Stay home if sick. N Y C Health logo.

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Danielle Beckman, PhD@DaniBeckman19 Dec 2024
Yes, I'm pretty sure a few months of lockdown 5 years ago made people get intolerant to alcohol now. Nothing to do with a virus that directly infects the liver. #LongCovid
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Jammer@acrossthemersey19 Dec 2024
Apparently people’s livers became less tolerant of alcohol due to lockdowns 5 years ago and now deaths are skyrocketing. Nothing to do with the organ damaging virus circulating for the last 5 years.
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Nicole Lee Schroeder, PhD@Nicole_Lee_Sch13 Dec 2024
Masking with an N95 in public is one of the easiest things I do as an educator to highlight my praxis. Its such a simple act, but its emblematic of who I am as an educator and an activist. 1/5
Dr. Lucky Tran@luckytran11 Dec 2024
WHO Director-General @DrTedros at a media briefing on 10 December 2024: "We cannot talk about COVID in the past tense. It’s still with us, it still causes acute disease and Long COVID, and it still kills. The world might want to forget about COVID-19, but we cannot afford to."
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Jeff Gilchrist@jeffgilchrist3 Dec 2023
But why are we seeing higher levels than normal the past few years? He states, “We now have evidence that COVID decreases our immune response, making us more susceptible to infections.” 4/
Photo of Dr Darien Sutton explaining why there are increased hospitalizations on Good Morning America. Image from: https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/wellness/video/cases-respiratory-illnesses-rise-105328220

ALT Photo of Dr Darien Sutton explaining why there are increased hospitalizations on Good Morning America. Image from: https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/wellness/video/cases-respiratory-illnesses-rise-105328220

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