Paul H's (failed) quest for washable N95 and more

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Paul H's (failed) quest for washable N95 and more

Paul H's (failed) quest for washable N95 and more

@Washable95

Masking until the HVAC installations catch up with the airborne-transmission science. I love my nose-wire boosted KN95s

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And those guts again:
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I'm in a lull on twitter without much visibility, so probably hardly anyone will see this, but here's an important thread on "why everyone's sick all the time". No, you are not imagining it. Sickness is increasing. Sickness absence rates are increasing.
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Nukit@NukitToBeSure·
@Paul_Briley We can only dream...
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Nukit@NukitToBeSure·
Huh, it's starting to look like 222nm would be very effective for open buffets, deli counters, and food prep areas🤔 Application of a 222-nm krypton-chlorine excilamp to control foodborne pathogens on sliced cheese surfaces and characterization of the bactericidal mechanisms pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28039742/ Effects of 222 nm Far-UVC Light on Color and Lipid Oxidation in Ready-to-Eat Deli Ham and Turkey During Storage pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41829123/ Inactivation dynamics of 222 nm krypton-chlorine excilamp irradiation on Gram-positive and Gram-negative foodborne pathogenic bacteria pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29803456/
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tern@1goodtern·
Now, the UK Covid Inquiry @covidinquiryuk was supposedly meant to uncover how those early decisions were made. CATA say it has struggled to do so because key emails, advice and records about how expert warnings were delivered were not fully disclosed.
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georgina
georgina@Victoriantaddeo·
@1goodtern Most still don’t wash their hands in between seeing patients. Doctors are not that smart.
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I still find it completely mindboggling that doctors basically all just agreed among themselves that if something is a common airborne infection, it is therefore effectively trivial, but also unstoppable, and just something everyone has to put up with.
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The state of denial is acute.
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"This is a life and death story for the UK – so why is it being brushed under the carpet?" Healthy Life Expectancy at Birth Plummeting. 📉 It is a hideous scandal that they can publish a chart as obvious as this and not even mention the words 'covid infections'.
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Behind Closed Wards
Behind Closed Wards@BehindWards·
Serious question: has anyone estimated the cost to the UK economy of COVID “hygiene theatre” in retail? Staff disinfecting trolleys, wiping surfaces, constant mopping- actions that don’t prevent aerosol spread. Labour, chemicals, damaged goods, slower throughput. Any research?
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Nathalie Ventilation
Nathalie Ventilation@VentiloAngel·
13/There is no universal perfect air purifier. The best choice always depends on context and criteria. My own criteria are: space,noise, watts, CADR and $ cost. Aesthetics matter much less to me, and I don’t require lab certification because I test machines in my own chamber.
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Kimberly Prather, Ph.D.
Kimberly Prather, Ph.D.@kprather88·
1/ If I hear one more public official call indoor air filters a "band-aid," I'm going to explode! It's so logical, yet so readily dismissed. Filtering indoor air should be as standard as filtering water. Full stop. 🧵
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John Johnston
John Johnston@JOHNJOHNSTONED·
Other than the classroom, could the crowded ED waiting room be the highest risk shared space? Suggest sitting in the clean air flow coming from the HEPA filter if there is one, and ask for an N95! “The ED waiting room is a site for the potential spread of airborne infections, such as SARS-CoV-2, influenza, measles, and high-consequence pathogens, as patients and their families may wait for many hours in this shared space. Failure of diagnosis and triage of potentially lethal infectious agents is a recurring problem worldwide. Increased mitigations for the waiting room area can help reduce these risks.” resmedjournal.com/article/S0954-…
Raina MacIntyre@Globalbiosec

Health workers get exposed to viruses much more than others because of their work. It's not hard to understand why, but there has been a major effort to deny this and deny N95s to health workers. "They caught it at home" is said when they get sick or disabled by viruses. 1/2

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charlos@loscharlos·
"Covid isn't over. We'd love it to be, and the messaging might sound like it is, but… it's still causing #LongCovid.” — Dr Rae Duncan, cardiologist bbc.com/news/articles/…
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Clean Air for Kids
Clean Air for Kids@CleanAir4KidsUK·
It's good to see Govt giving attention to ventilation. But still the proposed CO2 limit is too high. Experts have recognised for years that it should be 800ppm. But the big question is... Where is the funding? For schools to actually do this.
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Dr. Sean Mullen
Dr. Sean Mullen@drseanmullen·
Required to attend a 2026 meeting of health behavior change scientists: “Exposure or infection may result in… permanent disability and/or death.” “I hereby release, covenant not to sue… arising from or relating to illness, disability, or death…” Risk acknowledged. Liability transferred.
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