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@josephk1980 @RonFilipkowski They didn’t have the same job, but see your transphobia and thinking you’re clever. Still, Dr Levine and not the id*ot who only has muscles bc his doctor injects him with T and just effed his rotator cuff bc he doesn’t know how to properly exercise.

@RonFilipkowski Who would you rather take eating advice from?

I regret to inform America that this was just posted by the HHS Secretary.

@Tdawg69420s @AnotherMasker @DrEricDing Haha. I thought your post was a criticism of RFK jr, bc it’s nonsense. It’ll read that way to this audience.

Worst public health nightmare: “I said [to RFK Jr], focus on health—you can do whatever you want.”

@RealCheckMarker @CDCgov I know what viral conjunctivitis is - unless it’s hemorrhagic, vessels are just enlarged. What you highlighted doesn’t say one person with bleeding eyes or conjunctivitis didn’t get tested. I’m asking where you got that info from? You are saying a lot of nothing.

@withaC31 @CDCgov You don’t have the foggiest notion what viral conjunctivitis means and looks like so you justify your own ignorance by questioning the CDC statement? Too funny!

*** #H5N1 BREAKING #TexasMooFlu *** @CDCgov confirms that based on serology, antibody assays suggest human-to-human transmission. cdc.gov/bird-flu/spotl…

@RealCheckMarker @CDCgov Where did it say someone was bleeding from the eyes? It went from conjunctivitis to bleeding from the eyes. And how do you know which HCWs were tested and which symptoms each had?

@withaC31 @CDCgov They only tested 5 of 6 of the HCWs. They didn’t test the one bleeding from the eyes!

@RealCheckMarker @CDCgov The take on the same info endorsed by Dr Rick Bright who has been incredibly critical of the government’s H5N1 response. Read this thread. Yes, we can read the passage you highlight for every critical respondent. As I said, not good, but not what you wrote either.

@withaC31 @CDCgov You’d be shitting bricks if China offered this conclusion for a wet market outbreak, but sure, I’m being cagey about CDC being cagey.

@michael_hoerger Hmm… is this the most current CDC data ending 10/12? I know MA is low on the most recent CDC map (surprising, but I just double checked).

PMC COVID-19 Forecasting Model, Oct 21, 2024 🧵4 of 4 The full dashboard can be found at pmc19.com/data Feel free to edit, improve, and share images across other websites and platforms. 👏👏👏

PMC COVID-19 Forecasting Model, Oct 21, 2024 🧵1 of 4 Every indication is that the 10th U.S. Covid wave is on the way. Within 2 weeks, expect transmission to be meaningfully higher. Current estimates from PMC: 🔹1 in 115 actively infectious 🔹Higher transmission than during 43% of the pandemic 🔹Nearly 3 million weekly infections These estimates are high in the absolute sense, but low relative to the recent summer wave and likely winter surge. The CDC data show transmission increasing in the Northeast, and a slowing of the decline in transmission elsewhere. Biobot data also show flattening transmission. The raw CDC and Biobot wastewater data are delayed >1 week. Walgreens shows positive cases, testing, and positivity ratios flattening and is delayed only 1 day. For those unfamiliar with the model, find full weekly reports for the past 14+ months at pmc19.com/data The models combine data from IHME, Biobot, and CDC to use wastewater to estimate case levels (r = .93 to .96) and forecast levels the next month based on typical (median) levels for that date and recent patterns of changes in transmission the past 4 weeks. Our work has been cited in top scientific journals and media outlets, which are fully sourced in a detailed technical appendix at pmc19.com/data/PMC_COVID… Examples include JAMA Onc, JAMA-NO, BMC Public Health, Time, People, TODAY, the Washington Post, the Institute for New Economic Thinking, Salon, Forbes, the New Republic, Fox, CBS, and NBC. See pgs 10-11 at the above link.

@LeslieAMaddox @RickABright Yeah, they don’t seem to be doing much with the cattle farms. Leaving diseased dead cows to putrefy by the side of the highway. What are the USDA, FDA, CDC doing?? I feel like now we know that it being mild for cattle was a lie, but they appear to be doing nothing to stop spread.

@withaC31 @RickABright They’ve already destroyed 100,000,000 chickens this year That was one reason for the high egg prices and chicken prices Here’s a couple outbreaks that happened in Colorado in July vox.com/future-perfect…

Watching closely. We’ve had major poultry outbreaks of avian flu in the U.S. over the past several years. We’ve never had so many human infections. Something is different about this new #H5N1 virus. We’ve been lucky so far, but we need to get it off the farms urgently.

@BeamMeUpScotee @mdc_martinus @RickABright (Rather the paper is about the 2022 outbreak.)

@BeamMeUpScotee @mdc_martinus @RickABright This paper is from 2022 and may explain some of how the global mpox spread happened then. However, wouldn’t be surprised if the same is happening with the newer, much more deadly clade that’s impacting parts of Africa.

44 aircrew flew while infectious with mpox on 177 domestic flights and 70 U.S.-bound international flights. “CDC did not include passengers in the aircraft contact definition for aircrew with mpox; therefore, secondary cases among passengers may have also been missed.”

@michaelmina_lab If we want any next gen vaccines (or public health), we all have to make sure Trump is not re-elected. Remember, he demolished the program that would have been monitoring the Wuhan wet markets. Wish Harris was talking at all about this, but we know which is worse.

An important paper! We keep focusing on Spike protein-only vaccines -> to our peril It’s the 1 protein w the #1 MOST reasons to mutate! Many parts of the virus also drive robust immune protection Tmrws vaccines should focus on non-Spike to reduce variant immune evasion

@SallyBourliakas @COVID19_disease @UKHSA @wesstreeting I thought the UK NHS was only covering vaccines at most once a year? Twice a year would be very good.

@COVID19_disease @UKHSA @wesstreeting If you stop vaccinating people they stop being protected Boosters for all ⬇️ to 6 months 2x/year If you are doing a vax only policy You need to vaccinate all Better still clean indoor air to & FFP2/3 masking till then & search for a #LongCovid cure

⚠️ BREAKING: COVID Deaths Surge 25% in UK 🇬🇧 as Scientists Warn of Growing Threat from the XEC Variant Health officials in the UK have reported an increase in the number of COVID patients in hospitals, with deaths rising by over 25%.

@jlerollblues Which is it? BA.5?

Who's the GOAT of variants in the USA? Now you know.

@VirusesImmunity @MiyuMoriyama @niaidcivics What happened to the intranasal COVID vaccine you were working on at Yale? I’m so discouraged that none of these seem to be moving forward.

I wish to highlight the incredible work of the amazing team led by @MiyuMoriyama. We continue to strive to develop safe and effective vaccines against mucosal pathogens that can prevent infection and transmission. Grateful to @niaidcivics for the support 🙏 (end)

This time, we developed a nasal booster vaccine for influenza viruses. In this preprint, @MiyuMoriyama et al. show that nasal boosters with unadjuvanted hemagglutinin protein induce sterilizing immunity in mice against flu. (1/) biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

I have waited so long for this argument to be made.

@danaparish @truthbealways Are you saying you also agree with their assertion that COVID vaccines are “death jabs”??

@truthbealways I did not just figure this out. I’ve been saying it for several years. Ad nauseam.

Applicable in US, Canada, and many other countries. Who will pay for these crimes? Not the people who committed them. But we did. We do. We are collateral damage.

@yaneerbaryam @DrEricDing @MassGenBrigham come on, do the right thing like this healthcare system. Please stop making your patients sicker. The most vulnerable need to access healthcare - you should also take this SIMPLE step to make everyone, including your employees, safer.

Effective Oct 1, 2024-March 31, 2025, NJ Hackensack Meridian Health is requiring all patients, visitors and staff wear masks during patient encounters at all of its patient care facilities (e.g. hospitals, physician offices, rehabilitation facilities, etc) hackensackmeridianhealth.org/en/patients-an…

@awsparling @RobMeldrum6 @VirusesImmunity But why would you choose Novavax? The only studies supporting Novavax being more effective are from the company itself. If you say bc you think none of them work that well and there are fewer side effects, ok. But otherwise, I really think more independent studies are needed.

@RobMeldrum6 @VirusesImmunity I have a friend who caught COVID once, in early 2020, and developed Long COVID, long before there were vaccines. There is plenty of solid research showing that *so far* the vaccines substantially reduce the risk of Long COVID. At this point, though, I would choose Novavax

An important study by F. Eun-Hyung Lee's team shows that long lived plasma cells (the source of long-term circulating antibodies) fail to establish after mRNA vaccination (even combined with SARS-CoV-2 infection). 🧵 (1/) nature.com/articles/s4159…

@Tim_Jamesc @carollockemd @VirusesImmunity I wish anyone would cite anything besides Jeff Gilchrist’s tweets (or Novavax’s own studies). This isn’t exactly robust data.

@carollockemd @VirusesImmunity Yes, much better than mRNA. The Novavax adjuvant boosts immune response. Novavax has less side effects, lasts longer, covers more variants. Majority of people who had mRNA side effects had none with Novavax. x.com/jeffgilchrist/…