This submission is an explicit condemnation of the Great Barrington Declaration. @gbdeclaration and praises opponents, including @gorskon and @GidMK (2/
It calls out corporate influence and disinformation filed before the Supreme Court, including citations of @DrJBhattacharya by @OhioAG office. (3/
It calls out @CDC_Firstline for its failed infection control recommendations and denial of droplet dogma. It calls for eliminating contact precautions, cleaning, and physical barriers such as plexiglass (5/
It calls for protecting all workers, and praises leaders like Dr, @JuliaRaifman who have urged us to protect workers and provide benefits, including sick leave and vaccine support. (6/
It calls the five day isolation guidance from the CDC as ignoring the science and abandonment of contact tracing implementing the Great Barrington Declaration, and condemns @BigCitiesHealth, @APHL, @ASTHO, @CSTEnews and @NACCHOalerts support of that. (7/
It calls for vaccine mandates with the abandonment of vaccine alone approach along with calling vaccinations as happening likely multiple times a year. It praises the works of @fitterhappierAJ on t cells and covid, and lamenting that we cannot @ImmunizeUnder5s. (8/
It calls the failure to protect all workers as ensuring the collapse of the healthcare system, causing workplace violence, wait time increase in emergency rooms, and condemns the concurrent role of disinformation. (9/
It notes long covid hits acutely healthcare because of its largely female workforce and comments that affected around 10 million Americans. (10/
It notes we do not have the vaccination data because the CDC discontinued in May 1, 2021, the reporting of breakthrough cases not resulting in hospitalizations. (11/
It condemns @ProfEmilyOster economic analysis and tied her to the Great Barrington Declaration. (12/
It calls for covid hospitalizations to be determined based on counting patients who have are on covid isolation and patients who have left covid isolation who have not been subsequently discharged. (13/
It praises the example of Advocacy Trinity in Chicago, including doing what public health should be doing while noting that even those efforts could not stop the inflow of patients and waiting 11 hours in an emergency department continued. (14/
It said the new normal means labor shortages, workplace closures and decreased productivity, and continued downward spiral in healthcare. (15/
It also condemns the decrease in life expectancy and makes it clear that this approach will ensure hospitals, such as @AAMCtoday members, will be unable to return to full pre-pandemic services. (16/
It makes it clear that burnout and violence against healthcare workers will continue, even going so far as to note EMTALA becoming largely illusionary allege lawsuits for failure to comply with EMTALA occurring. (17/
It also condemns the new CDC "community level" metric being used for community decision making and calls for reporting of tests, as well as using percent positivity. (18/
The #UrgencyOfNormals is condemned. It condemns pharmacies as not promoting equity, unlike federally qualified health centers, (19/
It promotes the cost effectiveness of elastomerics, solutions like @FixTheMask. and eliminating medical evaluations that have been shown as useless over the past two years against covid. Thank you @PPEtoheros and @CleanAirCrewOrg for recommending cost effective masks. (20/
Thank you @TogetherWeMask@mandatemasksny@myrabatchelder and others for calling for masking. This submission condemns the possible role-back on transportation and calling unmasked indoor activities safe (24/
@CDCgov@fema If you are a close contact to someone who tests positive, CDC guidance is to quarantine for five days and then get tested. (1/
@CDCgov@fema The CDC guidance says if up to date on vaccinations, in lieu of quarantine: (1) wear a well fitting mask around others (2) avoid being around people who are at high risk?
@CDCgov@fema Furthermore, the CDC guidance specifies for a close contact: (1) 6 feet for 15 minutes over 24 hours is required for a close contact (2) after completing five days of isolation, a person is not considered a close contact.
Can we get scientist to tell OSHA that @covidisairborne and we need this to be acknowledged to protect workers? Comments are due January 19, 2022. These @DropletDiaries need to stop.
They try to get OSHA to accept outdoor transmission, but instead of accepting the ventilation outdoors, and the reasoning behind it (#COVIDisAirborne), OSHA tries to find other reasons.
Trying to find support for #dropletdogma, the CDC says masks provide protection for respiratory droplets. But COVID spreads by aerosols.