Dr Louise Hyde
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She/her, NHS GP in Scotland,
#LongCovid
sufferer, views my own. š·ššØšŖšŗ
pinned post!
1/ Time for an updated version of my pinned thread from the bird site. The science has moved on, but the car crash continues & I canāt stop watching. This is a synthesis of everything I have learnt about Covid &
#LongCovid
in almost five years of reading the research. Prepare for a long thread š§µ
over 1 year ago
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Rachel Reeves was wrong. Farage doesnāt want to spend the summer arguing with a bin; heās going to spend the summer running away from a bin instead! Top British politics right here!
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Count Binface
7 days ago
On my way, Clacton.
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Shannon Vallor
11 days ago
Never forget that most of the rage and fear we are swimming in was deliberately manufactured to control us
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Jessica Ellis
13 days ago
I donāt know, maybe we should watch this happen to another 500 female led movies to be sure.
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Buck Frexit
21 days ago
Ten years ago today the whole country and its future were sacrificed on the altar of Boris Johnsonās ego, David Cameronās stupidity and Nigel Farageās prejudice. A decade thrown away and a nation left angrier and poorer. Thanks, you absoute pricks.
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Coolhandluke
22 days ago
Under Starmer: rail nationalisation, Rentersā Rights Act, stronger worker rights, and a better funded NHS with improving wait times. But the biggest issue remains housing: Average house Ā£270k vs wage Ā£35k. Itās not rocket science - house prices are an anchor on economic growth.
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Otto English
21 days ago
It's the 10th anniversary of the dumbest moment in modern British history so let's celebrate some of the idiots who made it happen. First up ... Jacob Rees-Mogg and his promise of cheap food and wine... In fact food prices have increased some 12% as a direct result of Brexit (LSE) 1/5
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This just popped up in my feed from 1.5 yrs ago. Iām still very disabled by that reinfection. Making slow improvements, & finding symptomatic treatments to make the most of what Iāve got. That reinfection from an unventilated school cost me dear; a year off work & the family home for starters.
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Sam G. Howard
about 2 months ago
What if taxing the rich works?
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The āmillionaires taxā was pitched as a $2 billion revenue source. Itās blown past that, yet again. - The Boston Globe
The stateās so-called millionaires tax has already generated more than $3.1 billion in revenue from Massachusetts' highest earners this fiscal year.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/05/25/metro/millionaires-tax-massachusetts/
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Chantzy
about 2 months ago
Reminder that Covid is a gender issue with women being more likely to develop long Covid & have to shoulder this burden while raising kids. The gov't has not addressed this
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Caroline Lucas
about 2 months ago
I hope this isnāt true. There are times when itās more important to put country before party. This is one of them. Burnhamās longstanding commitment to a fairer voting system could transform our democracy & counter the dire threat of a Reform UK government elected on a minority of the vote
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Greens suggest they will properly contest byelection in blow to Burnham
Statement follows speculation party would not field candidate in Makerfield or barely fight seat
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/may/15/greens-properly-contest-byelection-makerfield-burnham?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
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Trish Greenhalgh
2 months ago
OUR NEW BMJ editorial: Andes virus should reset WHOās default approach to airborne risk. š§µ 1/ For severe pathogens with person-to-person transmission, the starting point should be precautionary airborne protections ā not waiting for definitive proof after spread occurs.
www.bmj.com/content/393/...
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https://www.bmj.com/content/393/bmj.s919
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The Bear
2 months ago
In 2015, the UK scored 86% on LGBTQ rights protections. This year, weāre down to 43.9%, and as a big old homosexual living here, I would be lying if I said that doesnāt increasingly worry me.
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A Big Old Homosexualās Growing Sense of Dread
The UK still calls itself progressive on LGBTQ rights, but the data, and the mood, tell a more complicated story.
https://www.bearlypolitics.co.uk/p/a-big-old-homosexuals-growing-sense
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Esther
2 months ago
@shaunlintern.bsky.social
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Kelly
2 months ago
By the time authorities admitted Covid was airborne, millions of people had already died. The Andes strain of Hantavirus spreads person to person. Everyone on the boat should have been quarantined. You donāt āwait & seeā with a virus that has a 40% fatality rate.
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The Spectre Haunting Europe
2 months ago
So in fact, away from racist reports about 'family voting', the actual issue compromising the integrity of our elections is voter suppression by the authorities. Labour are doing Reform's dirty work in this area already.
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George Monbiot
2 months ago
We must stand in solidarity with Jews being attacked by antisemitic criminals and terrorists: no ifs or buts. We must stand in solidarity with Palestinians being murdered by the Israeli government: no ifs or buts. These are not contradictory positions. They are consistent ones. š§µ1/5
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Jack - amatica health
2 months ago
Long COVID research is moving toward a clearer picture: this may not be one illness with one cause. It may be several overlapping problems involving the immune system, blood vessels, nerves, clotting, muscles, sleep, and viral remnants.
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18 months ago I was bedridden by long covid (again!). Itās been quite a project, researching & trialling treatments. Itās a work in progress, but Iām finally improving. First pic is me resting while trying to do some baking with my son. Second one is me yesterday walking with him to the duck pond!
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Tania J. Spencer
3 months ago
1/ Governments & education departments should stop whining about "chronic school absenteeism", of students & teachers alike. You chose this when you ignored an
#OngoingPandemic
of an injurious
#AirborneVirus
. For votes. While the
#Media
sat on its collective hands, & whined about the same -
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Long Covid SOS
over 1 year ago
šØ Mythbusting
#LongCovid
with Dr Amir KhanšØ Long Covid is real. Itās serious. And itās affecting millions. On
#LongCovidAwarenessDay
,
#DrAmirKhan
joins us to bust harmful myths. Watch, learn, and shareābecause the more we talk about Long Covid, the harder it is to ignore.
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Esther
3 months ago
Itās worth thinking that this was a known fact, four years ago. Well done to Forbes for publishing it. Now consider why Covid has never entered the debate on mental health?
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Help me think this through. Am I entitled to PIP? Should I expect help from the tax payer because of my disability? The ethics here are causing me something of a quandaryā¦
3 months ago
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Esther
3 months ago
Ongoing problem. Why?
@teamlabouruk.bsky.social
Please do better!
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Prof Nisreen Alwan
11 months ago
While the mainstream discussions are depressingly about *how* best to remove and stop immigrants, itās a revolutionary act nowadays to say that immigration is actually a positive thing and an essential component of a thriving country, so please join me in doing so!
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Esther
3 months ago
Will you change the guidance Labour and restore trust for many us who feel let down
@teamlabouruk.bsky.social
? Covid is airborne
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Help me think this through. Am I entitled to PIP? Should I expect help from the tax payer because of my disability? The ethics here are causing me something of a quandaryā¦
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Supporting Healthcare Heroes UK (SHH-UK)
4 months ago
Our Dec 2024 briefing to Chief Nursing Officers set out the evidence: Covid is airborne. IPC must reflect this. The science hasnāt changed ā but guidance still hasnāt caught up. š
shh-uk.org/shh-uk-br...
#SafeAir4All
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Prof Christina Pagel
5 months ago
the loss of the World Service would be a tragedy and huge lost of soft power for Britain
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Apparently the GMC take a dim view of doctors using pseudonyms on social media, so itās time to unmask, so to speak! Sadly I wonāt be able to unmask in real life as we still donāt have any indoor air quality standards or controls.
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Larry the Cat
5 months ago
15 years ago today I arrived on Downing Street in a cage. I've seen off Cameron, May, Johnson, Truss and Sunak and I'm still going strong. Only two Prime Ministers have ever done longer stints here: William Pitt the Younger and Sir Robert Walpole. Bill and Bob - I'm coming for you... (Photos AP)
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The London Economic
8 months ago
A headline that would have been unthinkable a few months ago
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Zack Polanski
10 months ago
Nigel Farage is the biggest charlatan in British political history. And here's what his constitutents in Clacton really think:
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BladeoftheSun
over 1 year ago
Yesterday they gave £3bn to Thames Water. Today they have to take £5bn off Disabled people. It should be the other way around.
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Dr Noor Bari
over 1 year ago
Currently reading a study about influenza aerosol transmission, published in 2020 and shows more RNA copies (log scale) in fine aerosol fraction. In 2020⦠and we still havenāt sorted out air safety in hospitals, and we are still whinging about flu being such a big problem (which it is).
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over 1 year ago
Pandemics change people. We arenāt used to dealing with the mass death, disability & uncertainty that comes with them Unfortunately due to technology & misinformation, society is choosing NOT to process its collective trauma It IS changing us. Not for the better. Weāre detached, colder & apathetic
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šØš¦Ian - #RLessThanOne
over 1 year ago
"Measles is a highly contagious, serious airborne disease caused by a virus that can lead to severe complications and death." First, trying to contain measles without using the word airborne makes as much sense as trying to control SARS by saying it's not airborne. Second, WHO can say airborne.
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Measles
Measles remains one of the leading causes of death among young children globally, despite the availability of a safe and effective vaccine.
https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/measles
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Kelly
over 1 year ago
āmeasles doesnāt kill anyone, touch grass, parent better, no masks ever!ā This was a response to my masks in healthcare article. Someone took the time to email me just to spread harmful lies. We need masks in healthcare. To protect the vulnerable AND those who wonāt protect themselves:
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We Need Mandatory Masking in Healthcare, and We Need it Now
Healthcare facilities should set the tone when it comes to masking. They should help patients protect themselves from Covid and other threats. Instead they push droplet dogma and put lives at risk.
https://www.disabledginger.com/p/we-need-mandatory-masking-in-healthcare
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Scissors
over 1 year ago
If you are the friend or relative of someone dealing with a distressing situation, I am begging you to talk to an uninvolved friend, relative, or therapist about any worries or anxieties the situation may be creating for you.
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Dr Noor Bari
over 1 year ago
Yes, I work out in a respirator. I was used to it anyway because I wore one when I was a road cyclist in London. It means I get a good workout, and nothing else.
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Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez
over 1 year ago
Brain Injury Doctor here, Covid loves damaging the brain. We will continue to see the effects for years to come. Protect your brain
www.bloomberg.com/explainers/d...
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What We Know About Covidās Impact on Your Brain
Scientists worry that persistent cognitive issues caused by Covid signal that a surge in dementia cases and other mental conditions is on the horizon.
https://www.bloomberg.com/explainers/does-covid-lead-to-dementia-how-the-coronavirus-affects-your-brain
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Gretchen Winter, MD
over 1 year ago
Midlife Crisis Marathon Training: Day 1 I alternated running and walking for a minute each for 20 min. Distance: 1.53 miles It was surprisingly hard and everything jiggled. Itās almost like youāre not supposed to stop running for 5 years then pick it up againā¦
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Martin Lewis
over 1 year ago
URGENT deadline worth £10,000s to some all under 73s should check! It's about boosting your future or current State Pension by filling in missing National Insurance years. Sounds boring but is incredibly lucrative. Here's my new step-by-step
www.moneysavingexpert.com/latesttip/#h...
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Chronic Illness Humor
over 1 year ago
Source: Scott_Satzer on Twitter
#chronicillness
#disability
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Long Covid Scotland
over 1 year ago
š§ New research finds brain swelling in Long Covid patients, linked to memory issues & brain fog. The study also shows similarities with ME/CFS, reinforcing the need for urgent research & support. š Read more:
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02...
#LongCovid
#BrainFog
#MECFS
#NeuroResearch
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Long COVID patients show brain swelling linked to memory problems, study finds
Brain scans shows patients with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) share similar issues in a part of the brain known as the hippocampus.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02-11/long-covid-brain-swelling-memory-problems-research-queensland/104917572
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Sphagnum Moss
over 1 year ago
Give out some
#CleanAir
#Valentines
ā¤ļø during
#influenza
season & save lives: open a window, turn on an air filter,
#WearAMask
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Melanie DāArrigo
over 1 year ago
Tesla paid $0 in federal income tax last year. 2022: $0 2021: $0 2020: $0 2019: $0 2018: $0 Tesla reported $6.7 billion in profit in those years.
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Aurelien Mondon
over 1 year ago
My once fractured wrist is now cast-free and feeling (almost) brand new thanks to the NHS Despite being under a lot of pressure, they were brilliant Shame on the Starmer government for pursuing the privatisation and thus destruction of this vital public service
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When I trained in medicine I was told that Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS/ME) was rare. I expected to see a handful of cases in my whole career. Now I have Long Covid related CFS myself, I know of many affected colleagues, & saddest of all, 3 of my kidsā friends.
www.livescience.com/health/coron...
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1 in 22 COVID survivors develop debilitating chronic syndrome
A study suggests that catching COVID-19 significantly raises the risk of developing ME/CFS (formerly called "chronic fatigue syndrome"), a typically lifelong condition that can be debilitating.
https://www.livescience.com/health/coronavirus/1-in-22-covid-survivors-develop-debilitating-chronic-syndrome
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Elad Nehorai
over 1 year ago
Any society where wealth is vastly unevenly distributed is by definition anti-democratic, even if it has the right to vote. One of the many ways to achieve democracy is to smash neo-liberal capitalism in favor of govt provided basic income, healthcare, food, and shelter, and transportation for all.
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