Tutorial: How to share long threads from Twitter more easily with others.
Are there really long threads on Twitter you would rather read on a single web page and easily share with others who don't use Twitter? 🧵1/
I'm notorious for writing very long threads but in a few easy steps you can find or create easy to share web links for others. The services mentioned here only work for tweets with more than 1 thread and less than 6 months old. 2/
When 386 world experts from different fields and 112 countries come together to help come up with recommendations to reduce the threat of COVID-19 and future pandemics/epidemics, it is time for governments and public health to actually listen and start implementing them. 3/
This thread looks at the impact of cleaning indoor air, not just from pathogens in aerosol particles but also from other air pollutants linked to various health problems, and what we can do about it. 🧵1/
An unrolled one-page web view for this long thread that may be easier to read or share can be found here (
Governments and public health have done a horrible job informing people that COVID and other respiratory viruses transmit through the air in aerosol particles. You can learn more about how the virus transmits here (
What is going on with our immune cells after COVID-19 infection?
This thread will explore some of the impacts of COVID infection on our immune system even after people are recovered including:
- Missing naive T-cells
- Exhausted T-cells
- Loss of B-cell maturation
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- Hyper-activated inflammatory response
- Immune system is impeded post-infection
- Immunological dysfunction persists 8+ months
- Depletion and dysfunction of dendritic cells
- Impairs ability to fight fungal infection
- Unprecedented autoimmunity
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- Infected immune cells (monocytes)
- Persistent loss of smell from T-cells
- Persisting CD4+ and CD8+ T-cell activation 12+ months
An unrolled one-page web view for this long thread that may be easier to read or share can be found here (
Ten COVID Facts Health Officials Dangerously Downplay
Andrew Nikiforuk writes about 10 facts that everyone should know about but may not because public health has not educated people well enough ( thetyee.ca/Analysis/2022/… ). 🧵1/7
This has resulted in Canada having more COVID deaths and hospitalizations in 2022 than previous years of the pandemic, so things are getting worse, not better (
Please read the article for more details but the list is summarized as: 1. COVID is airborne and travels like smoke ( pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36040283/ )