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Mashup Score: 2
OPINION: A new study shows that bumblebee brains also have the cognitive ability for culture.
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Mashup Score: 2Siouxsie Wiles: Ivermectin is for parasites, not for Covid - 1 year(s) ago
OPINION: More studies have been published showing Ivermectin is useless as a treatment for Covid-19. The latest study came out just last week. This one had tried treating people with a higher dose for longer. Ivermectin still didn’t work.
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My latest @NZStuff column was inspired by some reader feedback after my last column. It’s about ivermectin, a medicine for treating parasitic infections, that despite all the evidence, some people believe can be used to treat COVID-19 https://t.co/6qWWbwjfpF
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Mashup Score: 2
OPINION: New study suggests that molnupiravir treatment can fuel the virus responsible for Covid-19. This is bad news.
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My latest @NZStuff column is about the COVID antiviral molnupiravir. TLDR: it works by making virus mutate & should be drug of last resort not the easier option to prescribe. https://t.co/Z1Qmmt7MLW 1/2
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Mashup Score: 7Ventilation - the secret weapon in the Covid battle - 1 year(s) ago
OPINION: We all deserve the same invisible protections provided by ventilation and air purifiers those attending the World Economic Forum had.
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My latest @NZStuff column is all about the invisible COVID protections the attendees at the World Economic Forum had in Davos. And probably didn’t even realize they had. We all deserve the same protections. https://t.co/2D6XR7RsMa
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Mashup Score: 7When it comes to Covid, a name can be important - 1 year(s) ago
OPINION: The pandemic isn’t over and for those of us still trying to keep up with all the studies it’s really worrying.
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My latest @NZStuff column is out and explains why @TRyanGregory nicknamed the XBB.1.5 COVID variant kraken. Also, it turns out I’ve been pronouncing that word wrong my whole life. https://t.co/pbDFwHpzgz
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Mashup Score: 10'Some might argue that almost all of the wellness movement could be considered a conspiracy' - 1 year(s) ago
In this extract from Fake Believe: Conspiracy Theories in Aotearoa, Dylan Reeve unpicks how a celebrity chef turned influencer fell down the conspiracy rabbit hole.
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"Some might argue that almost all of the wellness movement could be considered a conspiracy" https://t.co/KHx8ypum3G by @DylanReeve "The larger wellness community... is filled with conspiratorial claims about medical science, the global food industry and human physiology."
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Mashup Score: 3A few short huffs and puffs of exercise daily will do you good - 1 year(s) ago
OPINION: It turns out that just several short bursts of activity each day will do wonders for your health.
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For everyone thinking of joining a gym for their New Year’s resolution… my latest @NZStuff might come in handy! https://t.co/1nSTaAormU
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Mashup Score: 1
OPINION: We need an open, modern medicines funding agency whose decisions are fair and timely, and where miracles are able to happen, haematologist Ken Romeril writes.
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Such a thought provoking/eye-opening article highlighting issues with access to important drugs like daratumumab for patients with myeloma in New Zealand. https://t.co/6GXuAqEvK2 @KENNETHROMER #mmsm
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Mashup Score: 13Cool chemistry at Christmas - 1 year(s) ago
OPINION: You can turn your poinsettia into a pH sensor and test the acidity of many things in your home.
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Hey peeps! Time for some Christmas-themed chemistry 😀 My @NZStuff column today is all about ginger biscuits & poinsettias, with a bonus science experiment you can do at home. https://t.co/OHCKA7xzr2
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Mashup Score: 21
The RSV outbreak has so far grown to 2543 cases nationwide. To put this into perspective, the annual average during winter pre-Covid-19 was just 1743.
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For example. New Zealand experienced a massive RSV wave in 2021 several months before SARS-CoV-2 started spreading in February 2022. 7/ https://t.co/45sBtdd58d
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My latest @NZStuff column is about bees again & a new paper showing they can be taught to open a puzzle box. Have a read if you are curious about how to make a puzzle box for bees! https://t.co/yIJUO9hs2P 1/2