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Stef "inclusion is a human right" Christensen @wikisteff.bsky.social · 1h
The thing about the "ban kids from social media until they are X" campaigns is that (a) it completely absolves the social media companies of any responsibility, (b) it will not address the harms that kids face, and (c) it isolates fragile kids in a way that will their specific harms.
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David Keegan @drdavidkeegan.bsky.social · 14/10/2026
COVID-19 hasn’t gone since 2020 and has always been airborne. We need a respirator mask mandate for everyone in healthcare settings. Not having one is causing it to spread more, and sicken and disable more. In room air filtration can also help. #abpoli #ableg edmontonjournal.com/news/covid-p...
edmontonjournal.com
COVID patients lumped together in Edmonton hospital
“We're seeing hallways full of stretchers and ambulance patients being offloaded into hallways."
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Dr Noor Bari @njbbari3.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
What makes healthcare so special that it is exempt from OH&S requirements to wear respiratory protection? Triage for a start has no freaking idea what the pathogen is, let alone the risks involved… ED doesn’t either for the most part… and things crop up on the wards… Why is healthcare exempt?
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Dr Noor Bari @njbbari3.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
Your regular reminder that exposure to pathogens such as harmful bacteria and viruses is not the same as exposure to good bacteria. Like drinking a probiotic yoghurt is not the same as drinking sewage. 📢
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Shannon Phillips 🇨🇦 @sphillipsab.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
Brilliant stuff here that adds to the No to the Nine campaign for the Alberta referendum
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Denis - The COVID Info Guy @thecovidinfoguy.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
tern: "Ten ways COVID denialists use exactly the same playbook as climate change denialists to justify doing nothing:"
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Thread by @1goodtern on Thread Reader App
@1goodtern: Ten ways covid denialists use exactly the same playbook as climate change denialists to justify doing nothing:
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Barney Panofsky's Best Intentions @mynamesnotgordy.bsky.social · 08/10/2026
Local government spends millions on advertising telling taxpayers why they shouldn’t be bothered by 17-hour wait times in their local ER - if their local ER hasn’t already been shut down by local government’s cost cutting on healthcare.
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Ontario Health Ministry spent $13.3M on advertising last year
Newly released records bring advertising spending identified by The Trillium to more than $90M across five ministries
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Barney Panofsky's Best Intentions @mynamesnotgordy.bsky.social · 08/10/2026
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Bueller? Ferris Bueller's Day Off Scene
ALT: Bueller? Ferris Bueller's Day Off Scene
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PacoOnPause @pacoonpause.bsky.social · 08/10/2026
A lot of people are wondering why they keep getting sick and I'm hoping this can connect some dots.
thebmj 

Feature

Covid-19

Why scientists are rethinking the immune effects of SARS-CoV-2

BMJ 2025;390 doi:
https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r1733(Published 19 August 2025)

With two grey model humans directly underneath and they are spraying respiratory secretions all over each other and one is red and the other is blue.
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Raywat Deonandan 🍁🇨🇦 @deonandan.bsky.social · 04/10/2026
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Justin Ling @justinling.ca · 01/10/2026
I spent the summer trying to understand what makes Mark Carney's government tick. What I found is a C-Suite obsessed with efficiency — which is trying to ignore what's deeply broken. www.thestar.com/opinion/star...
thestar.com
Justin Ling: Who does Mark Carney really listen to? I asked the insiders
It’s become clear that the prime minister would much rather circumvent problems than fix them.
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Justin Ling @justinling.ca · 01/10/2026
Here's a gift link to it: www.thestar.com/gift-redeem?...
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T. Ryan Gregory 🇨🇦 @tryangregory.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
205. Stop gaslighting Canadians. www.thestar.com/opinion/cont...
thestar.com
Mark Carney says he’s protecting Canadian workers. It’s Orwellian doublespeak
Subject to ministerial review, the right to strike is likely to be much weakened by Bill C-39.
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Dr Noor Bari @njbbari3.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Without going into details I have had to support people through hearing loss, loss of appetite cos they can’t taste their food, losing their voice, losing their job, losing their company if they are a sole trader… You think this can’t happen to you?
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Canada's National Observer @nationalobserver.com · 29/09/2026
No matter what happens in the upcoming midterm elections or even the 2028 presidential contest, Canadians will not forget how they are being treated right now — or how some Americans react when we fight back, @maxfawcett.bsky.social writes.
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America still doesn't understand how deep the rift goes
Memo to our friends (and yes, our enemies) to the south: the problem isn’t just Donald Trump. It’s you
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Mark Ungrin @mark-ungrin.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
An absolutely damning report on the unnecessary COVID deaths of workers at the Cargill plant in High River, AB, highlighting public health and infection control's mismanagement of the crisis, and failure to engage OHS or follow the precautionary principle. albertapolitics.ca/wp-content/u...
As the evidence marshalled in this report shows, the massive
outbreak associated with Cargill was by no means inevitable. It
occurred because systems designed to protect worker health and
safety failed. And they failed for a number of interrelated reasons.
OHS and AHS Did Not Adopt the
Precautionary Principle
The virus SARS-CoV-2 is spread among humans via aerosol
transmission. The period during which someone with COVID-19
can transmit the virus varies depending on factors such as the
variant and severity of illness, but transmission can occur both
before and after symptom onset. Some infected individuals never
experience illness but still spread the virus to others.
At the beginning of the pandemic, Hinshaw and many other
public health leaders believed that COVID-19 only spread via
large droplets and that asymptomatic transmission was not
occurring. As a result, AHS EPH primarily focused on physical
barriers, physical distancing, hand-washing, and surgical masks as
preventative measures at Cargill.Cargill, AHS, and OHS did not consider the possible range of
aerosol transmission of the virus in a large crowded industrial
work setting and, therefore, did not prioritize — let alone consider
— higher-level control measures such as improved ventilation, air
filtration, and N95 (or equivalent) respirators.
Surgical masks, which were made mandatory at Cargill after April
16, provided inferior protection to workers working eight hours a
day, especially for those working in close quarters with inadequate
ventilation. Sometime between the closure of the facility (April
22) and its reopening (May 4), Alberta OHS came to believe that
tight-fitting, higher-filtration respirators (N95 or equivalent
masks) were required, as demonstrated by the ministerial order
approving KN95 masks (May 3) and OHS officers’ decision to wear
N95 masks during their May 4 inspection. However, the evidence
suggests that this view was not shared by Hinshaw.
Ventilation was not identified as a potential factor in the spread
at Cargill until early May, and even then, there is no evidence that
this pathway was further investigated by AHS or OHS.
Had OHS, AHS, and Cargill adopted the precautionary principle,
which requires taking proactive measures to maximize human
safety before the science about the transmission of a new virus
is known, more aggressive control measures would have been
adopted early on. If improved ventilation, provision of N95 masks
(or cartridge respirators), and other actions had been taken earlier,
hundreds of workers may have been spared from illness.None of the evidence we reviewed showed any communication
or coordination between AHS EPH officials and Alberta OHS at
this time. In response to our freedom of information requests for
email correspondence between the manager for OHS in Calgary
and several AHS officials who were directly involved in the Cargill
response, we were informed by the Government of Alberta’s
access to information that “a thorough search […] did not yield any
records responsive to your request.”195
By April 16, the total number of known confirmed positive cases
had reached approximately 550. At this point, there had only
been one in-person inspection of the plant, that being AHS’ April
7 visit, which resulted in non-binding recommendations. And, as
mentioned, there was no epidemiological analysis of the outbreak
showing the temporal pattern of the spread within the plant and
in the community.
An internal AHS MOH update on April 17 noted that “84% of
new COVID-19 cases [in the province] are in Calgary Zone, ‘most
related to Cargill.”196 By this time, a Cargill worker and union shop
steward had been admitted to an ICU. On April 18, another worker
would need life support care in the ICU. Cargill, AHS, and OHS had
lost control of the outbreak.Echoing Cargill’s response to the union’s April 12 letter, Dreeshen
cautioned workers not to listen to “inflammatory rhetoric” and
appealed to them to instead focus on information from public
health experts:
“…On this call are Alberta’s best medical minds and
they provide Alberta’s government with the best up
to date information on a daily basis and I would just
like to encourage everyone to not get distracted by
misleading noise or inflammatory rhetoric because
any government's primary goal — our core goal — is
to keep our people safe…”
Immediately after the town hall, Dreeshen posted on his social
media: “Directly communicated with [Cargill] workers to reassure
them that their worksite is safe.”217 Internal email messages
among senior officials with the Ministry of Agriculture and
Forestry suggest there was also “a request” to share some “key
messages” about the safety of Cargill’s plant through Hinshaw’s
Twitter account.218
Hours after the town hall, Dr. Nick Etches, acting lead medical
officer of health for the Calgary Zone, wrote to colleagues
requesting assistance with an epidemiological analysis of
the outbreak:
“[Hu] just spoke with [Hinshaw] and she wants us
to answer some questions that will likely require
additional epi support. Essentially we want to
determine the proportion of the Cargill-associated
cases that are due to:
1) Workplace transmission
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Erin Biba @erinbiba.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Hey so uhhhhh that Boston Globe story about the lesbian bar relaxing its covid rules is an *absolute fucking hit piece* targeting the disabled, chronically ill, and covid-conscious and it would be great if folks sharing and joking about it could recognize that framing.
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Paris Marx @parismarx.com · 24/09/2026
Just when I think I can’t hate OpenAI and Sam Altman any more, new details come out about how ChatGPT helped a shooter plan one of the worst mass shootings in Canadian history in Tumbler Ridge, BC. OpenAI made an explicit decision not to report the user to authorities.
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ChatGPT helped the Tumbler Ridge school shooter focus on guns, tactics, and terror, our investigation reveals
OpenAI’s chatbot fed the shooter’s violent fantasies and planning up to the massacre.
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Jan Brown @writenrun.bsky.social · 19/09/2026
It’s good to read Cdn officials are moving towards recognizing aerosol transmission - albeit at a glacially slow pace. Just wish they wouldn’t keep talking about COVID as if it’s over. There’s another wave coming & we’re doing almost nothing to keep people safe. It’s exhausting & infuriating.
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Dr. Jen Irwin @drjenirwin.bsky.social · 19/09/2026
“‘Outdated’ health policies surrounding Covid still pose a danger today, says U of C researcher” Sept 18, 2026 @mark-ungrin.bsky.social 👏 www.ctvnews.ca/calgary/arti...
ctvnews.ca
‘Outdated’ health policies surrounding Covid still pose a danger today, says U of C researcher
University of Calgary professor Mark Ungrin has dedicated years of research highlighting what he believes is of significant concern to all Canadians’ health.
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Dick Zoutman @dickzoutman.bsky.social · 13/09/2026
I am having real difficulties reconciling these two diametrically opposed messages from the Federal Government of Canada:
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Fatima Syed @fatimabsyed.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
After Ontario replaced the Endangered Species Act, ministry biologists were told they couldn't review developers' plans. We found that over 12 have since left, feeling their jobs "stopped feeling meaningful." Here's our latest investigation: thenarwhal.ca/bill-5-endan... #onpoli
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Inside Ontario’s endangered species office after Bill 5 | The Narwhal
‘We were essentially silenced’: current and former Ministry of Environment officials say they were powerless after Doug Ford killed the Endangered Species Act
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John Michael McGrath @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
"The requests were flatly denied... 'There won’t be anything coming in email,' the director wrote" globalnews.ca/news/1204843...
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Inside the Ford government’s pause on all freedom of information requests | Globalnews.ca
The Ford government made the unprecedented decision to pause all transparency requests for more than a week. Here's what happened behind the scenes.
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Rory White @rorywh.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
New investigation from me. The 23 websites are designed to influence the answers that AI chatbots give to voters in Alberta, targeting farmers, young people, veterans, mothers and oil industry workers. www.nationalobserver.com/2026/09/04/i...
nationalobserver.com
A US-linked network of fake websites is promoting Alberta separatism to AI chatbots
The websites present crude, AI-generated slop disguised as the voice of real Albertans. But they're made in Florida — and they're not even targeting Albertans directly.
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Dr Noor Bari @njbbari3.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
Could this be the mysterious reason that we are run off our feet at work? I told you all to stop messing with this virus, but you do, and then it all goes to custard, and then you want magical cures to get you back to work…
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The Author, Séamas O'Reilly @seamas.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
Have seen this Nature piece about the effects of X's algorithm mentioned again and it bears repeating; exposure to a right wing algorithm makes you - measurably and predictably - more right wing, even after you stop using it. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
nature.com
The political effects of X’s feed algorithm - Nature
Among users initially on a chronological feed, 7 weeks of exposure to X’s algorithmic feed in 2023 shifted political attitudes and account-following behaviour in a more conservative direction compared...
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Crawford Kilian @crof.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
We can't say we weren't warned: www.cbc.ca/news/science...
cbc.ca
For the first time, a key UN report says the 1.5 C global warming threshold is lost | CBC News
In a strategic retreat in the fight against climate change, the United Nations has acknowledged that Earth has lost its chance to prevent some of the worst of global warming's harms. Officials say the...
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Katharine Hayhoe @katharinehayhoe.com · 02/09/2026
I am a scientist – and the answer is climate change. Yes, there is nuance. Yes, it could take a long time to identify the precise mechanisms. But there is no question why ice and snow-related disasters are on the rise. Our planet is warming at an unprecedented rate, and humans are responsible.
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Dr. Lucky Tran @luckytran.com · 30/08/2026
Four months ago, top scientists published a report showing that Himalayan glaciers are losing ice at double the rate since 2000, with some glaciers losing a third of their area in just three decades. "This isn’t a distant problem; it’s a crisis unfolding in real-time," they said. We were warned.
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Greg Bester 🇨🇦 @gregbester.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
My advice on retaliation on Trump. Go after the tech oligarchs. Americans hate them too. Bring back the DST. Bring back the Online News Act. Announce a de-Americanization of software used by the federal government. Increase Canadian content rules on streamers. We can hit back without tariffs.
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Brittlestar @brittlestar.com · 23/08/2026
A Message From The Government of Canada Regarding the US Trade War
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Canadian History Ehx @cdnhistoryehx.bsky.social · 22/08/2026
This isn't the first time the USA has placed 50% tariffs on Canada. In 1890, the USA's Tariff Act was touted as a way to build up American industry, but the true goal was forcing the annexation of Canada. It backfired and made Canada stronger. This is the story. 📸 LoC 🧵1/10
Political cartoon criticizing the Republican platform for favoring untaxed whiskey (jug labeled "Untaxed Whiskey 20¢ Gal.") while presenting war‑taxed common cloth with an 89% tariff, highlighting perceived hypocrisy.
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T. Ryan Gregory 🇨🇦 @tryangregory.bsky.social · 23/08/2026
Exactly. Carney was more than ready to sign a bad deal. www.thestar.com/business/opi...
thestar.com
Adam Radwanski: Donald Trump’s negotiators saved Canada from making a big mistake
The worst thing about the agreement, as it was taking shape this week, wasn’t the concessions themselves — it was what the willingness to make them would signal to Trump and the people around him, wri...
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Barney Panofsky's Best Intentions @mynamesnotgordy.bsky.social · 22/08/2026
We now go live to Americans who think Canada’s being taught a lesson:
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Fight Club Scene: Man in White Shirt
ALT: Fight Club Scene: Man in White Shirt
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Crawford Kilian @crof.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
This is the kind of lapse that makes me less willing to trust Carney. And in 2014, Conservative Stephen Harper was PM. www.theglobeandmail.com/world/articl...
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As Congo’s Ebola outbreak worsens, Ottawa faces criticism for stepping back
Canada has donated only $8-million to combat the epidemic, far less than it gave during the 2014 outbreak
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Katharine Hayhoe @katharinehayhoe.com · 21/08/2026
For a customized list of the most effective actions you can take, depending on where you live and what your lifestyle looks like, check out this great resource from @kimberlynicholas.bsky.social and @projectdrawdown.bsky.social
jointheshift.earth
Home
Your guide to meaningful climate action is here! Take the quiz and discover your climate superpowers.
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Chantzy @chantzy.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
This is a great article. Air quality monitoring is a health equity issue too. Of Canada's ~200 air quality monitoring stations, most are near larger populated areas. Rural and remote residents are left behind www.begiant.ca/stories/peop...
begiant.ca
Is Canada measuring air quality accurately?
A Canadian scientist’s efforts have improved monitoring, but lack of coverage and communication still leaves communities at risk
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World Health Network @thewhn.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
Prevention is easier than recovery. Small steps taken before illness spreads can make a big difference: improve indoor air, stay home when sick, mask in higher-risk settings, test when appropriate, and protect the people around you. Public health works best when we act early. #CleanAir
Dark World Health Network graphic with the WHN logo “whn.global” at top left and “World Health Network — Science for a safer, healthier world” at top right. Large central text reads: “Prevention is easier than recovery.” The word “Prevention” is highlighted in bright pink, with the remaining text in white. A large, subtle outline of a respirator mask appears in the lower-right background. Text at the bottom reads: “Clean air, masking, testing, and staying home when sick can help reduce your risk of COVID-19 and Long COVID.” The words “COVID-19 and Long COVID” are highlighted in pink.
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Dr. Lucky Tran @luckytran.com · 16/08/2026
“I don’t believe in climate change.” Dude, this is physics, not Santa Claus.
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Dr. Jen Irwin @drjenirwin.bsky.social · 16/08/2026
Science takes ~17 years to reach clinical practice. Starting to see a few more Long COVID stories in popular news outlets. The science is clear that we don’t have another 10 years to wait for people to catch on & stop catching C-19. Journalists, we need you.
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Green Bean @iamgreenbean.bsky.social · 16/08/2026
Want to do something about climate change? Talk about it. Atmospheric scientist Katharine Hayhoe explains why conversation on the topic is so important and how to take this step toward climate action. www.hcn.org/issues/58-8/...
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Want to do something about climate change? Talk about it - High Country News
If everyone talks more with the people in their lives about climate change and climate impacts, all those conversations add up, helping to mobilize support for climate action.
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the Juice Media @thejuicemedia.com · 11/08/2026
The Government™ has made an ad about Ai Data Centres, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative.
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Honest Government Ad | Ai Data Centres
YouTube video by thejuicemedia
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Melissa Lem @drmelissalem.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
"If we want to save our summers...we need to take climate change seriously and phase out fossil fuels." BC is under a state of emergency with over 20,000 wildfire evacuees, and smoke causing serious health impacts. Governments must do better. Watch: www.cbc.ca/player/play/... @cape-acme.bsky.social
Melissa speaking about the health impacts of wildfire smoke and measures needed to reduce them with Deana Sumanac-Johnson live from Yellowknife, NWT on CBC News
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Crawford Kilian @crof.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
www.cbc.ca/news/health/...
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Build it and they will come? The hurdles facing Canada's planned pandemic-busting lab | CBC News
Ottawa's plan for a state-of-the-art lab to help tackle emerging health threats is commendable on paper. But top health researchers say long-term funding gaps, recent staff cuts and red tape could thr...
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Dick Zoutman @dickzoutman.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
Buried in one paragraph: the panel admits advisory bodies “lost months” on masking issue because dominant clinical opinion said masks didn’t work because they were missing aerosol expertise. This is the single most important line in the report but gets NO follow-up.
canada.ca
Report of the Expert Panel for the Review of the Federal Approach to Pandemic Science Advice and Research Coordination: The Time to Act is Now - Canada.ca
The key message of this report is that Canada needs to take further action now if it is to be adequately prepared for future health emergencies.
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Canadian Covid Society @covidsociety.ca · 10/08/2026
Dr. Dick Zoutman, Chair of the Canadian Covid Society, has co-authored an opinion piece examining how health care workers have been left inadequately protected throughout the Covid-19 pandemic despite existing occupational health and safety laws. Read the full article: whn.global/hcws-have-di...
Dr. Dick Zoutman, Chair of the Canadian Covid Society, has co-authored an opinion piece.
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World Health Network @thewhn.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
Clean indoor air does more than make a space feel better. It can support clearer thinking and easier breathing, reduce airborne allergens, and help lower the risk of spreading respiratory viruses. The air we share is part of public health. (...)
World Health Network graphic with a pale blue sky and clouds. At the top left is the text “whn.global.” At the top right: “World Health Network” and “Science for a safer, healthier world.” Large text in the center reads: “Five benefits of clean indoor air →”World Health Network graphic on a solid blue background. At the top left is the text “whn.global.” At the top right: “World Health Network” and “Science for a safer, healthier world.” Large white text lists five benefits of clean indoor air: “1. Increase brain power so you can think more clearly. 2. Breathe easier. 3. Help prevent the spread of viruses. 4. Clear allergens from the environment. 5. Get better quality sleep.”
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Conor Browne @brownecfm.bsky.social · 09/08/2026
There is a reason why many people you know seem different now. Not quite who they were before. www.psypost.org/brain-scans-...
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Brain scans reveal widespread structural and functional changes in patients following COVID-19 infection
A systematic review of 49 imaging studies highlights how COVID-19 affects the human brain. Researchers found widespread structural and functional changes in areas responsible for memory, emotion, and ...
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Michael Olesen @molesen.bsky.social · 08/08/2026
If you haven't figured it out, we are living the zombie apocalypse, it's just in slow motion. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
nature.com
Virus reactivation in acute and long COVID-19 - Nature
Chronic reactivation of distinct herpesviruses and anelloviruses occur during acute and long COVID-19, and track with disease severity, inflammation and outcomes, revealing immune signatures with prog...
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Wear ≥Filip Filipovich Preobrazhensky 2 respirator Do Not Follow @ff-preobrazhensky.bsky.social · 09/08/2026
Sigh ... #PrecautionaryPrincipleFFS #PreventionBetterThanCure (BTW, there is no💊) #TheDamageIsCumulative aka, you will never regain the same level of health you had prior to your most recent infection #Wear≥FFP2RespiratorsNotMasks www.nature.com/articles/s41... www.nature.com/articles/d41...
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Virus reactivation in acute and long COVID-19 - Nature
Chronic reactivation of distinct herpesviruses and anelloviruses occur during acute and long COVID-19, and track with disease severity, inflammation and outcomes, revealing immune signatures with prog...
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