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Looking for connection with those who care about one another and our planet.
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Kari Raymer Bishop 🇨🇦
23 days ago
This is great! I have been trying to figure out how to get these from Europe!
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Louise Hidinger, PhD
about 1 month ago
FYI: I'll be at North York Central, Toronto Public Library this Sat Sept 13, 2 pm, talking about adapting
#skincare
practices to suit changes in skin that commonly occur with age, especially as cooler weather approaches! To register:
www.eventbrite.ca/e/no-filter-...
#antiageing
#perimenopause
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No Filter Required: Tips for great skin
This seminar covers common skin concerns including ageing, acne and hyperpigmentation, and the basics of how to identify effective products.
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/no-filter-required-tips-for-great-skin-tickets-1632972959079?aff=oddtdtcreator
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Linsey Marr
about 2 months ago
We have policies/laws/regulations to ensure that our food and water are clean and safe. Why not for air, too? Typical amounts taken in per day: food = 4 lb water = 3 lb air = 30 lb
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Dr. Jen Irwin
about 2 months ago
Lots of people heading to school tomorrow here in Canada… 1 in 65 has COVID. Mask, open windows, clean the air.
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Nick Tsergas
2 months ago
The most important part of this article, to me, is the end. It challenges a false binary between “long COVID” and “everyone else.” Maybe it's a spectrum... 🧵 (1/5)
www.bmj.com/content/390/...
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Why scientists are rethinking the immune effects of SARS-CoV-2
“Immunity debt,” a theory to explain the global surge in non-covid infections since pandemic restrictions were lifted, is increasingly being challenged by emerging evidence. Nick Tsergas reports Myco...
https://www.bmj.com/content/390/bmj.r1733
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Dr. Jen Irwin
2 months ago
Airborne aware folk, please ‘bump’ the crap out of this today ⤵️
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Kimiko Shibata
3 months ago
“Children and adolescents spend up to half of their waking hours in school, where indoor air can be 2-5 times more polluted than outdoor air. Poor IAQ has been linked to increased illness, asthma attacks, absenteeism and even decreased academic performance.”
www.prnewswire.com/news-release...
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As Students Go Back to School, New Study Highlights the Importance of Clean Air in Classrooms
/PRNewswire/ -- With students across the country preparing to head back to school in the weeks ahead, today the American Lung Association, in collaboration...
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/as-students-go-back-to-school-new-study-highlights-the-importance-of-clean-air-in-classrooms-302521005.html
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My IRL friends call me Chris
3 months ago
UN Human Rights Chief, Volker Türk: "Countries that fail to use their leverage may be complicit in international crimes." "I have warned again and again about the commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity, and about the need to prevent genocide"
@mark-carney.bsky.social
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Barry Hunt
3 months ago
Good News! Canadian Standards Association (CSA) has called for universal respirator use in healthcare settings & when performing patient care outside of healthcare settings (eg – in the home) in the latest edition of CSA Z94.4, Selection, use and care of filtering respirators.
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Tara Moriarty
4 months ago
Canadian COVID Forecast: Jun 28-Jul 11, 2025 SEVERE: none VERY HIGH: none HIGH: ON MODERATE: CAN, AB, BC, MB, NB, NL, North, NS, PEI, QC, SK About 1 in 120 people in Canada are CURRENTLY infected.
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Nosferatu
4 months ago
Think back to the times in your life when you were at your lowest. Anxious? Lonely? Depressed? Now think how just one person made a difference. It may be something very meaningful or something that seemed inconsequential at the time. Acts of kindness can be life altering; be kind
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Kristie De Garis
4 months ago
We’re being trained to only notice extremes. Outrage or comfort. Villain or hero. Horror or hope. But most harm doesn’t look like that. It lives in the middle. Quiet, familiar, easy to excuse. This essay is about what we’re missing… and what it’s costing us.
shorturl.at/TPZFX
#Scotland
#Writing
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The Overlooked Harms of the Attention Economy
On what gets attention, what doesn’t, and the stories we choose to ignore
https://shorturl.at/TPZFX
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Nosferatu
4 months ago
Please share
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My IRL friends call me Chris
4 months ago
Ontario folks, please share widely. There's a window of time that matters here, potentially for the life of this person. "Health officials say someone physically handled a bat exhibiting symptoms of rabies at the north entrance of 88-100 Harbour Street on Wednesday June 25 at approximately 9:24 am"
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1 person came in contact with a bat that may have rabies: Toronto Public Health
Toronto Public Health (TPH) is looking for a person who came into contact with a bat that may have a rabies infection on Wednesday.
https://toronto.citynews.ca/2025/06/27/1-person-who-came-in-contact-with-bat-may-have-rabies-toronto-public-health/
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Dr. Jen Irwin
4 months ago
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Trish Greenhalgh
4 months ago
Thanks for the reminder
@janemunday.bsky.social
. Every summer, I repost this article DROWNING DOES NOT LOOK LIKE DROWNING. To date, I know of FOUR kids who were saved after someone who'd clicked on the link learnt how to spot actual drowning. Take time to read and pass on.
slate.com/technology/2...
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Drowning Doesn’t Look Like Drowning
Drowning is not the violent, splashing call for help that most people expect.
https://slate.com/technology/2013/06/rescuing-drowning-children-how-to-know-when-someone-is-in-trouble-in-the-water.html
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Kari Raymer Bishop 🇨🇦
4 months ago
There are very few places that we crowd people together in poor air quality like we do to kids in schools for 194 days/yr. It's time to clean the air & provide safe learning conditions for kids. We could change everything for families who deal with so much illness. And, of course, kids are worth it.
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Nosferatu
4 months ago
Share widely, please.
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Blake Murdoch
4 months ago
The American Medical Association’s journal of Pediatrics now advises the public that long covid is more common than the second most common chronic childhood disease, asthma. Meanwhile teachers and principals are trying to psychopathologize my parent friends for sending their kids to school masked.
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Rachel Gilmore
5 months ago
Stop what you’re doing and watch this immediately. Canadian doctors returned from Gaza and are sharing what they witnessed and lived. They are demanding action from Mark Carney. Their testimony is our failure.
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Dr. Jen Irwin
5 months ago
“We can “follow the science” even when it scares us, instead of insisting that “we have to live our lives” until those lives go up in flames.” Violet Affleck get its! This article should be picked up by every serious outlet in mainstream media.
yaleglobalhealthreview.com/2025/05/18/a...
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A Chronically Ill Earth: COVID Organizing as a Model Climate Response in Los Angeles
BY VIOLET AFFLECK I spent the January fires in Los Angeles arguing with my mother in a hotel room. She was shell-shocked, astonished at the scale of destruction in the neighborhood where she raised…
https://yaleglobalhealthreview.com/2025/05/18/a-chronically-ill-earth-covid-organizing-as-a-model-climate-response-in-los-angeles/
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Tara Moriarty
5 months ago
Canadian COVID Forecast: May 10-23, 2025 SEVERE: none VERY HIGH: AB, BC, NB, North, ON, PEI HIGH: CAN, MB, NL, NS, QC, SK MODERATE: none About 1 in 134 people in Canada are CURRENTLY infected.
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Bruce Arthur
6 months ago
Read this for the exceptional banality of the evil. I have an old Canadian buddy who used to live in Worcester for a while. Just another town in America.
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Conor Browne
6 months ago
Extremely important study: 'Results demonstrate that air purifiers reduced indoor air pollution by 28%, corresponding to an 11% reduction in student absences'.
meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/EGU25-...
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Abstract EGU25-20302
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/EGU25-20302.html
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MJ Nabuurs
6 months ago
#Toronto
clean air advocates - something to sink your teeth into 😃! Deadline: Noon on Apr 22. Clean Indoor Air Toronto (CIATO) is asking the Trustees of the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) to implement a clean indoor air policy and to invest in HVAC upgrades,… /1
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Tara Moriarty
6 months ago
Canadian COVID Forecast: Apr 12-25, 2025 SEVERE: none VERY HIGH: AB, BC, CAN, MB, North, ON, QC HIGH: NB, NL, NS, PEI, SK MODERATE: none About 1 in 151 people in Canada are CURRENTLY infected.
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Tara Moriarty
6 months ago
Canadian COVID Forecast Apr 12-25, 2025 CANADA VERY HIGH (no change) About 1 in every 151 people infected Compared to lowest point of pandemic in Canada: -Infections ~9X higher -Long COVID ~9X higher -Hospitalizations ~13X higher -Deaths ~12X higher
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Louise Hidinger, PhD
6 months ago
Disheartened by last night's Planning & Priorities
@tdsb.on.ca
meeting, at which the 2024-2025 Climate Action Plan was presented. No mention of IAQ actions to protect against both air pollution from climate events and airborne pathogens. 1/n
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Kimiko Shibata
6 months ago
Today is
#DayOfPink
. You may not have heard much about it at your school or workplace. It’s not as palatable as “pink shirt day” because everyone can get behind a general anti-bullying message, but speaking out against Queerphobia isn’t as safe in our political climate. Be the safe space.
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Kristie De Garis
7 months ago
💥POW💥 Let the unbearable cuteness of this tiny, wiggly lamb hit you like a freight train.
#Scotland
#Countryside
#Spring
#Lambs
#Outdoors
#Cute
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Kimiko Shibata
7 months ago
Sign the petition to let WCDSB know that the Pride flag helps to make our community more inclusive:
win.newmode.net/waterlooprid...
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New/Mode | Make your voice impossible to ignore
https://win.newmode.net/waterlooprideflag
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Dr. Jen Irwin
7 months ago
Canadians: this feels kinda maga-y…and something we should be using our ‘freedom of expression’ to push back against. Free speech just might be a “use it of lose it” kinda thing…here’s the link to CTV’s ‘contact us’ page if you’d like to provide feedback:
www.ctvnews.ca/about-us/con...
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Kimiko Shibata
7 months ago
Trauma and mental health training for educators. Absolutely necessary in today’s schools.
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Cheryl in Nova Scotia 🇨🇦🍁🍁
7 months ago
Small Quebec town introduces $200 tax for treeless yards in effort to combat heat islands Report showing town's vulnerability to heat waves 'like a punch,' says general manager
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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Small Quebec town introduces $200 tax for treeless yards in effort to combat heat islands | CBC News
A small Quebec town is using a novel approach to encourage residents to plant trees by charging a $200 annual surtax to homeowners who don't have at least one tree in their front yard. The municipalit...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/saint-amable-eco-tax-homes-without-trees-1.7493930
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Dr. Jen Irwin
7 months ago
“Kids keep getting sicker as evidence for COVID immune damage builds”
www.thegauntlet.news/p/kids-keep-...
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Kids keep getting sicker as evidence for COVID immune damage builds
As the press pushes "immunity debt" past the breaking point of believability, are parents ready to wake up to the illness crisis?
https://www.thegauntlet.news/p/kids-keep-getting-sicker-as-evidence?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
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Laura Bassett
7 months ago
Roses are red Violets are blue
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Bill Comeau 🇨🇦
7 months ago
Please read the above article on USAID, it covers a lot of information that you may not see otherwise. And once you finish that, consider what is happening to the PEPFAR program which is believed to have saved 26 million lives from HIV/AIDS so far.
bsky.app/profile/hele...
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Bill Comeau 🇨🇦
7 months ago
Millions of women and children will die as a result of Trump blowing up USAID. "Studies show this funding has helped save the lives of nearly three million children under age five and at least one million women of reproductive age in recent decades"
www.scientificamerican.com/article/usai...
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Tara Moriarty
7 months ago
Canadian COVID Forecast: Mar 15-28, 2025 SEVERE: ON VERY HIGH: CAN, QC HIGH: AB, BC, MB, NB, NL, North, NS, PEI, SK MODERATE: none About 1 in 142 people in Canada are CURRENTLY infected.
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David Hamer
7 months ago
Oh, Mr.
@deadder.bsky.social
, in today’s
@theglobeandmail.com
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My IRL friends call me Chris
7 months ago
I wish public health would actively promote vaccination in the context of Long Covid. (But that would require public health to mention that Long Covid is an ongoing problem.) "Number of COVID-19 vaccinations was associated with better outcomes across all measures."
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Sabina Vohra-Miller
7 months ago
It is increasingly getting difficult for the average person to discern good information from bad. When we focus more on Dr Henry’s tone vs accuracy, we are doing public health a disservice. The sheer volume of bad information coming from Dr Henry, a senior public health leader, is unacceptable.
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Blake Murdoch
8 months ago
Hi, I have an important article out tomorrow, please stay tuned. Just getting my profile going on blue sky. Can you help amplify?
@mark-ungrin.bsky.social
@amandalhu.bsky.social
@realnosferatu.bsky.social
@dfisman.bsky.social
@davidjoffe64.bsky.social
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