The most depressing thing about this article, which confirms that denying airborne spread of covid was completely wrong, is that this article is 5 YEARS old. And yet doctors *still* won't wear respirators. It also must be acknowledged that more than 400,000 people had died by then, just in America.

🚨 This analysis piece in @bmj.com is absolutely 🔥 (disclosure: I was a peer reviewer) The authors argue that US actions to dismantle public health at home & abroad “constitute a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC) under international law” 1/2 www.bmj.com/content/392/...

Public health in 2026 #CovidIsntOver

The LotR memes will continue until morale improves

Something that burns me, still, every time I think about it: As soon as it became clear that COVID was mostly killing demographics we think of as the least economically productive, this country abandoned efforts to control its spread—under the guise of being “realistic” and recognizing trade-offs.

A 3-year study published in Pediatrics examined newborns in Norway. It found a clear benefit for the baby when mom gets a COVID vaccination during pregnancy. n.pr/4uXOx6X

I enjoyed watching Lucy Tulugarjuk in the new Mission Impossible movie. Lucy is Inuk from Igloolik, Nunavut. #IndigiSky www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

You know what can contribute to latent TB activation? Weakened immune systems like, say, if we let an unchecked immune-weakening virus repeatedly pummel school kids. N95 masks and cleaning the air would help a lot but those are Not Allowed because why address a problem when you can ✨ignore✨ it? /s

This is the kind of big picture analysis we truly need. I don’t even live in ON. #cdnpoli

#CovidIsntOver #AnythingButCovid

Nova Scotia's Chief Medical Officer Of Health either isn't up to date on the facts about the Covid shot, or he's lying, again. Nova Scotians & our healthcare system will suffer because of it.

This is being circulated on Facebook by Indigenous friends, so if you are an academic who can offer support to this cause, please do!✍🏾 Contributions are also being accepted by Indigenous community representatives for the Legal Defence Fund for Dr. Darryl Leroux here: gogetfunding.com/dr-darryl-le...

My father developed atrial flutter a couple of years ago and he is on a wait list for ablation. This week he is going to a stroke prevention clinic. I asked him to tell me if the doctor/nurse practitioner says anything about SARS CoV 2 infections causing stroke. #CovidIsntOver

Something is off with google maps....

Hi, so my 6yo needed to go to the after hours clinic for an ear infection & fever (Covid negative on plus life) & they gave me a patient info sheet on viral illnesses and guess what? They are calling Covid a common cold now 🫠

Every COVID-19 infection carries a risk of Long COVID - affecting the brain, heart, lungs, and immune system in ways that can last months or longer. Prevention still works. - Masking: Wear a high-quality mask (N95 or better) to reduce spread - Ventilation: Bring in fresh air and (...)

SARS CoV 2 infections cause brain damage. "Findings showed that cognitive performance declined with increasing severity of COVID-19 symptoms, particularly in divided attention, working memory, executive control, verbal fluency, recognition memory, and general intelligence"

Seems like a good time to re post this.

#Medsky🧪 #IDsky #neurosky #publichealth This study provides a detailed analysis of how #COVID specific inflammation drives structural & functional #braininjury during the acute recovery phase ( #neurocovid). The study identified significant longitudinal changes after infection,

Dear reporters: A chief medical health officer is not "the top doctor", they're a physician who does public health policy.

Bonnie Henry should be in jail instead we gave her the order of Canada for killing and disabling our most vulnerable while she observed the results and wrote a book about her poor decisions

Here are 5 reasons why I would wear a respirator, if I lived somewhere with a Meningitis B outbreak.

Too Soon To Revisit Masks Again Say People Revisiting Being Sick Again

Another entry for the British versus American pronunciation collection: Swathe dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/e...

WHO Says Best Way To Prevent Airborne Infections Is To Delete Guidance From Website

Lifeboats To Be Removed From Cruise Ships Because They Remind People Of Titanic Sinking

I just picked up this book from the library yesterday… This thing is 613 pages!!!! Good thing my library doesn’t have overdue fines. Wish me luck. #BookSky

Yes, things certainly don't make sense when the government is telling you a disease is spreading through so-called "droplets", when transmission patterns indicate that it is in fact spreading through aerosols (airborne spread). #MaskUp #CleanTheAir #MedSky #IDSky

2025: it’s lazy to work at home 2026: it’s selfish to drive to work

UK contemporary sculptor known as Anna & the Willow creates nature-inspired sculptures made from rods of willow #WomensArt

It appears Environment Canada has decided that Sundays no longer exist.

Where there are droplets there is aerosol. The evidence for COVID being airborne is overwhelming + has been for ages. The UK COVID Inquiry has now also said it plainly. There’s a lot to do about it that has been blocked by nonsense because leaders didn’t want to be wrong. Can we move along now?

Seriously though. Spring break is here, & airports & airplanes are full of people coming from all over, including people who know they’re sick but didn’t want to cancel their trip, needed to get home ASAP, etc. Even if you don’t wear masks anywhere else, you should really consider wearing them here.

In addition to the content of the Module 3 report itself, the evidence it links to is deeply damning of infection control decisions. For example, this document dated April 14th, 2020 highlighted the potential for airborne transmission even then. covid19.public-inquiry.uk/wp-content/u...

Cuts to public health agency of canada with a looming highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1, aka "bird flu") pandemic is not a good look. #FluIsAirborne #MedSky #IDSky #MaskUp #CleanTheAir

Royal College of Nursing: 'COVID inquiry: ‘Never again can nursing and the public be failed like this’  'Nursing staff were a constant presence during the pandemic, and now formal recognition of long COVID as an industrial disease is urgently needed' www.rcn.org.uk/news-and-eve...

Landscape Features xkcd.com/3221/

Similarly sections 1.56 - 1.58 find a "failure to appreciate and guard against the risk" and that today's clinical infection control paradigms based on droplet as distinct from aerosol transmission "were and are wrong" and "should no longer be relied on". covid19.public-inquiry.uk/reports/modu....

"Prevention measures were fundamentally flawed, chair says" "... failed to recognise the virus could also be spread in the air in tiny particles known as aerosols that can stay suspended for much longer periods."

Sometimes I wonder about the police officer who in 2011 left a voicemail after I gave up waiting to meet him in person to report that a man sexually assaulted me. I wonder, after I didn't return his call, whether he ever gave me a second thought. I'm guessing probably not. #MeToo

Would really like to share my thoughts about the latest #MeToo scandal, but I'm afraid some people won't like to hear it.... So instead I'll just say #MeToo and #BelieveWomen and #JusticeForSurvivors. Oh and f*** the patriarchy.

🎯 We will be hearing about the magical “close contact” + “droplet-only” spread where public health usually refuses to acknowledge what every person does + what happens many times in that close contact space: 🌈✨breathing that necessarily generates aerosol✨🌈 If you need to hear it from the WHO:

Wearing a respirator is one of the simplest, most effective ways to protect yourself and the people around you. Protect yourself. Protect others. Art by Janine Vangool #PublicHealth #Respirators #N95 #MaskUp #InfectionPrevention #COVID #COVID19

Since it's St Paddy's day, here is my recommended podcast series on the brutal and violent british colonization of Ireland: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/c...

“Hardly anyone dies from that illness, so why is preventing it so important?” Any death is worth preventing if possible, and it’s not only about whether you live or die, it’s also about helping you and the people around you prevent severe health outcomes and live the healthiest life possible!

it's attempted murder. sometimes it's actual murder.

For anyone in canada thinking this is only an australia problem, it's not. www.ctvnews.ca/kitchener/ar...

Please explain to me how the RAPIST'S "right to a fair trial" is more important than protecting the privacy rights of the VICTIM! What exactly is going to be in a victim's confidential counselling notes that would exonerate a rapist? #MeToo #RapeCulture

hey how many cities in Sask. are over 300,000 people? oh, none? so one data center will use more power than the biggest city in the province, neaaat