If you have any hand sanitizers made by Eskbiochem, throw it out.
Sorry if Iāve already shared these links. These are the tools that Iāve been using since they were available, to compare whatās been said and whatās been recorded.
The UK government has been criminal at every step, as far as Iām concerned.
And yet Trump says it is going away. After Fauci warned of the spike and the stock market dipped because of rising case.
My roommate tested positive. My test came back negative, but Iām still in full isolation for two weeks since I could theoretically get infected any day.
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For fuckās sake, this is so humiliating. Masks were supposed to be the primary way to prevent spread and allow for some semblance of normalcy.
At one point, I thought the anti-mask nonsense was a misguided re-litigation of the damage to civil liberties caused by the War on Terror. People becoming suspicious of experts declaring āDo this thing or youāre a bad citizenā.
Now I see that itās just an extension of anti-vaccination nonsense. Thanks, Plandemic.
As more people are wearing designer face masks, it feels like we are all living in the Mortal Combat Cinematic Universe.
Someone should make a āCoronavirus Mask Wearer or Mortal Combat Characterā Quiz or twitter feed or whatever.
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More toxic sanitizers identified by the FDA.
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It was always understood that masks protected the people around the mask-wearer, but it would appear they provide a lot of protection to the mask-wearer, as well.
Back in March, there was a whole thing where US citizens were told not to buy masks, yes? I remember reading that and then reading between the lines as ācitizens without medical training should leave the better masks for healthcare workers, and make do with improvised masksā. Am I crazy, did none of this happen?
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Yeah, that was a thing. But what does it have to do with anything now?
Hereās the thing about a public health response.
Outbreaks are extremely literally organic events. The rules change during the thing without warning. It justā¦happens. Viruses mutate. People fail. Things go sideways.
Biology as a whole is an extremely reactive field. Lots of observation and trying to make it work.
So, the ādonāt buy masksā advice was sound in March, because it was advice predicated on the rules at the time. Now the rules have changed, so wearing masks is a better intervention than not.
And thatās before a fragile manchild lies to the country heās supposed to lead just to save face.
Shitās fucked, in my professional opinion.
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On top of that, there was (and is) a shortage of PPE. So we have to triage what resources get allocated where. I donāt think itās a controversial statement that healthcare workers are high-leverage people to give masks, relative to regular citizens.
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Never said it was controversial.
When a shit person shits on a good thing = free advertising
Shitbait the new clickbait?
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Anyone pointing to the changing advice of CDC/WHO/public health organizations about mask usage or what we think we know about Covid-19 and concludes that this is evidence that (medical) science canāt be trusted or doesnāt know what it is doing is ignorant or deliberately acting in bad faith. Science (a process, not an ideology) says what it knows at any given point in time and as new data is collected and analyzed then adjusts with the new understanding. This is a strength of the scientific process and proof it is functioning as intended, not evidence of ineptitude.
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Except a lot of Americans donāt actually know this and think that science is the name of a religion/faith. Our educational system is pretty shit nationwide.
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