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https://twitter.com/DrInfoSec/status/17804035158079288282. ... immune system to attack. In some of the samples, the researchers found that the virus could be active'.
https://twitter.com/1goodtern/status/17578333852028232342. In the European Region, 1.4 million people are alive today who otherwise wouldn't be:
https://twitter.com/starhavenn/status/17526826976992710262. Base-case: deployment of 2nd generation vaccines (higher efficacy, not sterilising) by first quarter of 2025, low uptake. As such, continual waves of acute infection and attendant sequelae. Those who can avail of 2nd gen vaccines will have ⬆️ protection from infection.
https://twitter.com/u01rar/status/17518784788345778392. This was not the case in the early 20th century, because people with primary immunodeficiencies tended to not live until adulthood (no antibiotics or antivirals) and there were no people on immunosuppressant medication (because corticosteroids hadn't been invented then).
https://twitter.com/CovidSolidarit1/status/17486631918470064932. I say 'basic' and 'binary' because most people I know think of Long Covid as a *rare* occurrence, and tend to equate it with *very severe* cases. As a representative example, a friend completely lost his sense of smell and taste for nearly six months after an infection.
https://twitter.com/ScottGottliebMD/status/17456272101601979572... increasing risk of developing Long Covid with each subsequent (re) infection. Taking this body of research as a whole, it should be blatantly obvious that - in the absence of better vaccines and / or therapeutics, and without any real non-pharmaceutical interventions, we...
https://twitter.com/MaSchweigt/status/17342573871108383572. That is to say, risk mitigation is generally about *reducing* risk, rather than completely eliminating it - which in many situations (not just avoiding Covid) is simply not possible. The other point to remember is that the risk in this case is nested.
https://twitter.com/veganlovebunny/status/17333350112464366042. You will also avoid the bad optics of both potentially having to temporarily close stores at short notice (because too many staff are sick for you to be able to open) and customers potentially catching Covid-19 from one of your employees - which is not a good look.