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Mashup Score: 2What is "Immunity Debt"? - 5 month(s) ago
Something called “immunity debt” has been in the news quite a bit lately. Most recently, because of what looks like a multicountry Mycoplasma pneumoniae epidemic, but before then, in the buzz around larger or earlier
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Mashup Score: 117Masks matter for more than mandates - 8 month(s) ago
We can take steps to reduce the amount of virus we’re exposed to. Masks matter. But so does clean or fresh air and distance. These measures combine to work against many different airborne viruses to prevent serious diseases.
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Masks matter for more than mandates. -given the recent study, this post may help fill in some gaps about viral load and infectious dose. And masks. https://t.co/AtKExPqRiv
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Mashup Score: 5Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in Australia - worth not(ify)ing - 8 month(s) ago
Once upon a time, we grew viruses from sick patients’ samples. This took an age, failed often, was low throughput and was not a good diagnostic tool. Then we developed PCR and could find RSV
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Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in Australia – worth not(ify)ing. https://t.co/WphOHjr858
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Mashup Score: 42Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in Australia - worth not(ify)ing - 8 month(s) ago
Once upon a time, we grew viruses from sick patients’ samples. This took an age, failed often, was low throughput and was not a good diagnostic tool. Then we developed PCR and could find RSV
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A new piece I wrote about respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). A little history, a little transmission, a little notifiability. #RSV #Transmission #airborne #aerosols https://t.co/WphOHjr858
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Mashup Score: 20Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in Australia - worth not(ify)ing - 8 month(s) ago
Once upon a time, we grew viruses from sick patients’ samples. This took an age, failed often, was low throughput and was not a good diagnostic tool. Then we developed PCR and could find RSV
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A new piece I wrote about respiratory syncytial virus becoming a notifiable pathogen in #Australia and a little about what I believe to be its misunderstood transmission. #RSV #Transmission #airborne #aerosols .https://t.co/WphOHjr858
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Mashup Score: 8A pile of TWADALs... - 9 month(s) ago
IMPORTED POST* During my time engaging with a gaggle of hardcore vaccine denialists, I developed a term and acronym…TWADAL TWADAL stands for “Those Who Are Decided Against Learning”. It came about because those I engaged
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TWADAL went a bit further back. https://t.co/xd8EAhUzzm
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Mashup Score: 22I'm voting YES to the Voice to Parliament. - 9 month(s) ago
Because the First Nations people of Australia deserve to have the privileges the rest of us take for granted and, at the very least, be the source of truth on matters that affect them and
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Because the First Nations people of Australia deserve to have the privileges the rest of us take for granted and, at the very least, be the source of truth on matters that affect them and the land they have long cared for. #Yes23 https://t.co/HFrb3pKj1w
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RT @BioinfoTools: @MarionKoopmans FWIW Ian MacKay has a blog post just up about ‘immunity debt’: https://t.co/nM6gExefqU