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Oct 25 4 tweets 1 min read
So I wrote @KatePri14608408 post about the elderly gentleman that lay dying at home for hours waiting for an ambulance on #PlagueIsland.

Only one person “liked” it, and they live in Bangladesh.

So that’s where y’all are at.
On FB.
So. Only people living in low income countries have any humanity and compassion left is my interpretation.
There is something really wrong with people.

I mean dangerously wrong in the heart and soul department.

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More from @NjbBari3

Oct 27
Two things happened simultaneously.

No need to isolate.

No need to record positive RAT test results.

I don’t think it’s possible to determine what the effect of reducing isolation from 5 days to none is yet.
Can we use hospitalisations and deaths to determine the difference having no isolation made.

Yes, but you have to wait many weeks before drawing conclusions.

Why?
We know from previous studies that COVID outbreaks start in young mobile populations. It takes many weeks to break into sheltering populations, and then there is a further delay as we wait for death… then record it.
Read 14 tweets
Oct 27
It’s very good seeing WHO, Whitehouse director, some Australian CHOs and others discussing COVID-19 being airborne. So that took about 2-3 years to slowly be accepted. Thanks to everyone that has been working on this from the start. @covidisairborne
Next big hurdles… accepting that COVID-19 needs to be prevented.

I anticipate this will take anything from 5-50 years… depending on how well the misinformation controls the narrative and how well we can support each other to do the work. ->
The longer estimate is in there because there is a small risk of running out of resources/finances which means that we may not be able to do things even after we realise we must do them.
Read 5 tweets
Oct 26
“Post pandemic” bus driving… 👀

Hazard lights on, pulls out without indicating… enters right lane. Swaps to left lane and indicates after changing lanes. Then immediately swaps back to right lane. Slows down in middle of road for no discernible reason. I slowly pass the bus.
Driver looking completely confused and lost.

I’m assuming he got dumped last minute with an unfamiliar route… but maybe he is just confused.
Bus gathers speed again and passes me, enters roundabout in wrong lane for bus station. Crosses lanes awkwardly and enters bus station.

Phew.
Read 5 tweets
Oct 26
Someone needs to make a non smiling 💩 emoji.
Here’s my worry.

Some of the omicron strains are so far antigenicly removed from the original strain that they bear as much resemblance and SARS1 would according to some scientists.
Read 7 tweets
Oct 26
Theoretically… COVID-19 could be a goldmine. Endless consults. Heaps more work. Stacks of equipment and medicines to sell. Papers to write.

You have to wonder why I spend my days pleading with everyone to reduce its transmission.

#CutDownTransmission
I don’t sell HEPA/UVC/CO2 monitors or masks. I’d be just as happy with natural ventilation if you can do it as it is cheap and environmentally friendly.

I don’t have any plans to do so either… if I did, I would let you know…
I don’t get paid for tweeting (wow would I be rich!). I have nowhere and nothing for you all to subscribe to.

I only made one video on YouTube and I’m going to take it down because it’s getting out of date…
Read 9 tweets
Oct 24
“The G gene phylogeny did not reveal distinct lineages of RSV strains during COVID-19. The RSV strains before and during COVID-19 derived in our study were genetically close to the reference strains observed during 2018 to 2019.”
“RSV-positive children during COVID-19 showed a higher rate of jaundice, but lower rates of rhinorrhea, cough, tachypnea, and respiratory failure than in the previous RSV season.”
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