@mayodweller
Mayo, Ireland
Joined April 2011
The COVID-conscious are right because their position is built on the four most robust findings in the SARS-CoV-2 literature: silent transmission, asymptomatic organ damage, compounding reinfection risk, and massive societal cost. The burden of proof now rests on those who claim infection is harmless, not on those who take precautions.
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SAL Connacht retweeted
Putting these charts showing infection increases across different age groups together... it's staggering. How can anyone look at this and still say with absolute certainty "Covid infections in no way weaken your immune system".
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Its not that they cant be used, its that in a shortsighted and hugely flawed approach to vaccine eligibility, they would rather let vaccines they have already paid for expire instead of offer them to people who want them. irishmirror.ie/news/irish-ne…
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The IPC experts (Dr Warne & Dr Shin) who provided independent specialist advice to the Covid Inquiry both stated that IPC guidelines should be updated to recommend routine use of FFP3 masks when caring for patients with ANY respiratory virus. So why has this not been done? /3
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"Meta-analyses encompassing over 19 million individuals reveal that COVID-19 survivors face a 65%–70% increased risk of developing new-onset hypertension compared with uninfected controls" Is this clear? frontiersin.org/journals/car…
Replying to @1goodtern
Covid infection causes long lasting hypertension. It's just the simple truth. Then that leads to this.
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Covid infections caused this rise.
Replying to @1goodtern
Covid infection causes long lasting hypertension. It's just the simple truth. Then that leads to this.
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COVID is the main driver in the increase of unemployment. I was 21, starting my career in aerospace engineering, when I was infected by COVID-19 - that ended immediately. I am now 25 and still unable to work a normal job. I am 1 in millions with this exact story.
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Could blood vessel damage help explain the many symptoms of #LongCOVID? Profs @resiapretorius & Doug Kell discuss their research into abnormal clots, inflammation & vascular damage, how these changes may affect the microcirculation, oxygen delivery. #ISLCPAIS #LongCOVIDResearch
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“Updated 2026…American Stroke Association acute ischemic stroke guidelines include, for the first time, pediatric stroke recommendations, including support for the cautious application of intravenous thrombolysis in select pediatric cases.” ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/…
5 year olds having strokes. Not ok.
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50 years ago in England: 🛌 c360,000 beds 👥 46.7 million population Today in England: 🛌 c130,000 beds 👥 58.8 million population That’s a shift from 129.7 people per bed, to 452.3. This is before you even look at how our population has changed in age and health complexity.
"The [National Audit Office] analysis concludes that the biggest barrier to the flow of emergency patients is “the availability of beds and inefficiencies in the treatment and discharge of patients”." #NHS hsj.co.uk/daily-insight/the-…
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Wenn sich jemand nach COVID-19 nie mehr so richtig gesund fühlt, dann fühlt er das richtig. Lassen Sie sich impfen. Tragen Sie Maske. Die neue SARS-CoV-2-Variante ist heftig. Nichts ist vorbei! Die Folgen sind noch immer unheilbar.
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SAL Connacht retweeted
i can no longer see my POTS specialist cardiologist for maintenance or any new problems because the volume of severe cases she sees went up so drastically that it’s impossible to get in to see her. and that’s been true since mid-2024.
"one cardiologist saw about 20 people a year for POTS pre-pandemic, now it’s daily."
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We've known for a while that Covid infection can cause heart-transplant failure or rejection through endothelial and vascular injury, inflammation and direct cardiac damage. Infection can also provoke donor-specific antibodies and force changes to immunosuppressive treatment. Here's the effect:
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The Human Cost Of Data Center Pollution Air pollution from data centers could contribute to roughly 600,000 asthma symptom cases, 1,300 premature deaths, and more than $20 billion in annual public health costs by 2028 Ban them now cleantechnica.com/2026/09/28…
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As #hospitals drop COVID precautions, often increasing #nosocomial spread, there's an alternative path! Hospitals can develop comprehensive programs to support #vulnerable ppl through the pandemic. In JAMA Oncology, we offer 10 evidence-based tips. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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COVID can leave a footprint in the gut long after the lungs have recovered. ➡️ Persistent GI problems after COVID—especially diarrhea, abdominal pain and IBS-like symptoms—are reported in a substantial minority of patients. ➡️ Large observational data suggest increased risks of post-COVID diarrhea and IBS, while mechanistic studies point toward gut-barrier disruption, immune activation, ACE2 changes and altered microbiota/metabolism. 1/
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Replying to @WHO_Europe
Like how women are at far greater risk of cardiovascular harm from SARS-COV-2 which WHO lied to the world isn't airborne? And have allowed governments to get away with covering up all reality on escardio.org/news/press/pres…
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“Disability activists warned for years that this would be the outcome of allowing COVID-19 to spread... Now that it’s time to pay the piper, the state & its media allies are working desperately to sever the connection between COVID-19 and its consequences.”thesicktimes.org/2026/09/21/…
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Sum: Even after mild COVID, toddlers’ brains showed: altered shapes and thickness weaker connections enlarged immune-related structures SARS-CoV-2 affects the developing brain. Long-term follow-up is essential.
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