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5 votes
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EU judges grill Ursula von der Leyen’s lawyers over missing text messages [with Pfizer chief during COVID]
12 votes -
The flu shot is different this year, thanks to COVID
25 votes -
A fivefold increase in remote work since the pandemic could boost economic growth and bring wider benefits
18 votes -
Small businesses continue legal battle over denied pandemic aid
12 votes -
99 Cents Only Stores | Bankrupt
3 votes -
Drug-free nasal spray blocks, neutralizes viruses, bacteria
14 votes -
Mpox and the perils of vaccine nationalism: Rich countries and the World Health Organization must heed the lessons of COVID-19
11 votes -
What we know about Covid’s impact on your brain: Scientists are worried that persisting cognitive issues may signal a coming surge of dementia and other mental conditions
36 votes -
When victimhood takes a bad-faith turn. Wronged explores how the practice of claiming harm has become the rhetorical province of the powerful.
28 votes -
Teachers, how has Covid-19 affected your students and classes long term?
I only know a handful of teachers personally, and I’m fascinated by their unique perspectives on how the pandemic affected their classrooms. I’m curious how instruction adapted during 2020 and...
I only know a handful of teachers personally, and I’m fascinated by their unique perspectives on how the pandemic affected their classrooms.
I’m curious how instruction adapted during 2020 and 2021 quarantine, how younger or older students were impacted by losing a year of socialization, and other remarkable or surprising changes that came from those years. How did it affect you personally? Were you happier teaching before covid and unhappy with the permanent changes post-pandemic, or vice versa?
My second hand knowledge is mostly from elementary school teachers in the southeast US. I’d love to hear from teachers across all age groups, especially outside the US.
26 votes -
New coronavirus vaccines are now approved
34 votes -
Redbox | Bankrupt
4 votes -
Buying facemasks in the hope of avoiding becoming permanently disabled due to long COVID
There is mounting evidence the long-term effects of continuously getting re-infected with COVID-19 is something you would very much want to to avoid. For this reason I wish to purchase a...
There is mounting evidence the long-term effects of continuously getting re-infected with COVID-19 is something you would very much want to to avoid.
For this reason I wish to purchase a well-fitting facemask with replaceable filters. I managed to find two but none of them have economically feasible delivery options to Europe (shipping, import duties):
Is there a mass-produced alternative to these boutique COVID-specific face masks offering replaceable filters? I don't mind looking like a non-conforming weirdo or someone from a building site.
If anybody would like to weigh in with their considerations I would appreciate it a lot. Personally I find it very weird that the mounting evidence from the mainstream scientific community for the prevalence and seriousoness "long COVID" is not reflected in official COVID-19 guidelines, even in the relatively well-functioning European (by todays standards) country I inhabit. I understand the economy is considered sacred and that it takes precedence over human life but still ... ?!?
Your thoughts on masks and in the situation in general is much appreciated.
Risk of developing long COVID-19 is accumulative, meaning the virus persists in your body like HIV/AIDS:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8883497/All internal organs are impacted by COVID-19:
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMe2400189Immune system is permanently damaged:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41590-023-01601-2
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adg7942
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41590-021-01113-xWrite-up from American doctors association with less science-heavy language:
https://www.ama-assn.org/delivering-care/public-health/what-doctors-wish-patients-knew-about-covid-19-reinfection22 votes -
A summer Covid-19 wave
37 votes -
Los Angeles’s mayor was contemplating a mask ban. She just got Covid.
38 votes -
The New York Times is failing its readers badly on COVID
33 votes -
Reuters investigation: Pentagon ran secret anti-vax campaign to undermine China during pandemic
110 votes -
Why the pandemic probably started in a lab, in five key points
44 votes -
Genetics played a role in blood clots linked to COVID-19 shots
11 votes -
US Supreme Court denies California’s plea for immunity for COVID-19 deaths at San Quentin prison
18 votes -
New data shows deadly cost of US officials' failures with COVID in prisons
14 votes -
‘The science isn’t there’: do dating apps really help us find our soulmate?
31 votes -
US FDA finally moves to scrutinize specialized health screenings
14 votes -
Complex systems science allows us to see new paths forward
5 votes -
Health care workers say 'moral injury ' is more accurate than burnout in the face of severe cost cutting
16 votes -
US biotech executive sentenced to seven years in jail for COVID test fraud
18 votes -
How Chinese students experience America
23 votes -
On Luca, Tenet, The Invisible Man and other films from the early pandemic era that deserve more big-screen time
11 votes -
"I watched fifteen hours of COVID origins arguments so you don't have to"
30 votes -
Covid silver lining: Unprecedented look at human immune system
13 votes -
German man deliberately receives 217 Covid vaccinations over twenty-nine months, with no adverse events or strong effect on immune system
45 votes -
The billionaire who wants to live forever has Long COVID
39 votes -
‘We didn’t expect this phenomenon to last’: France’s comic-book tradition is hitting new heights
8 votes -
Days of darkness: How one woman escaped the conspiracy theory trap that has ensnared millions
32 votes -
Half of recent US inflation due to high corporate profits, report finds
35 votes -
Covid kills nearly 10,000 in a month as holidays fuel spread, World Health Organization says
63 votes -
The brothers who invented Formula 1... for marbles
27 votes -
Six Flags | Bankrupt
12 votes -
Scientists explain why ‘doing your own research’ leads to believing conspiracies
42 votes -
‘Winning requires hard work’: Wayfair CEO sends employees a gloomy pre-holiday email following layoff-filled year
27 votes -
Nickelodeon Studios | Abandoned
16 votes -
Ruby Tuesday | Bankrupt
6 votes -
United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak reportedly said 'just let people die', COVID inquiry hears
39 votes -
The strange $55 million saga of a Netflix series you’ll never see
24 votes -
The rise and fall of America's favorite junk foods | Rise and Fall
10 votes -
Who gets peace and quiet?: The dangers of urban noise
23 votes -
90% of women in India are shut out of the workforce
21 votes -
New pill helps COVID smell and taste loss fade quickly
19 votes -
Long COVID: Major findings, mechanisms and recommendations
20 votes