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This sounds really exciting.
If any scientists are wondering whether they need to be active on social media, here is something to read.
www.healio.com/news/infecti...
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AI generated health influencers are more common.
Much of what they push is harmful BS, but they look ridiculously convincing.
My take on this problem on CTV News: www.ctvnews.ca/video/decept...
Lovely plate!
It has been an wbsolute pleasure ti be part of this podcast series.
Very nice π.
Environmental microbiology connects climate change, the bioeconomy, and One Healthβbut not in the way most people think. Microbes control carbon, enable sustainable technologies, and shape health across ecosystems. Brian Badgley, Ph.D., explains why that matters now. www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fXq...
Good point.
It was quite shocking when I listened to some people in the community on my return to Australia. People openly denying value of vaccines & not understanding they are putting others at risk.
My daughter Maya, who had to wear a scoliosis brace for 2 years, wants to connect with other teens who live with invisible diseases. www.under-the-iceberg.com/about
Indeed, their public transport is great.
A child wearing a polka dot apron and oven mitt is playing with a toy kitchen set. Shelves with toys and colorful items are visible in the background.
Scalds & burns can happen in an instant. We treat about 325 pediatric burns per year in the Adele Hall ED & see 1,300+ burn clinic appointments annually. Simple steps - like turning pot handles inward and testing bath water - can make a big difference in keeping kids safe. https://cmkc.link/3V2q28O
Yup! Don't give him attention, that hurts people like him.
Hear, hear! Harmful and science-free BS.
'Masculinity crisis': Social media influencers promoting testosterone treatments to young men medicalxpress.com/news/2026-02... @emmagram.bsky.social et al
"Manosphere-driven health narratives can amplify fear, shame and distrust of mainstream health care."
Nonsense promoted in social media is endless.
I am glad someone called it out.
The worst is that it is not limited to the US π. And on top of it correlates with general anti-science sentiment. What makes me really mad is that the same people want better healthcare & that is only possible with better science.
Love this place. This is a great photo π.
AMA urges public to get vaccinated against measles as cases rise
With measles cases on the rise β and the U.S. at real risk of losing its measles elimination status for the first time in 25 yearsβnow is the time to make sure you and your family are vaccinated.
Read the AMAβs full statement and resources on measles: spr.ly/63324hHIp0 #MedSky
Not good!
They look fantastic and delicious πππ.
Pathology lab PCR is not research lab PCR virologydownunder.com/pathology-la...
Very well said! I still remember the rapid learning curve when setting up industry lab after years of academic research.
Illustrated graphic titled βSymptoms of polio.β A child stands at the centre, surrounded by small icons showing symptoms: fever, muscle pain, loss of appetite, general discomfort, muscle aches, tingling in arms and legs, and weakness or paralysis in arms and/or legs.
Let's talk about #polio!
The virus can invade our nervous system and cause paralysis in just hours. Remember: 1 in 200 cases leads to irreversible paralysis (usually in the legs). However, thanks to vaccines polio can be prevented! #VaccinesWork
Stay informed and protect yourself and loved ones!
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Has he met people whose lives were destroyed because of polio & because there was no vaccine at the time?
I was going to say IV π. I have seen this in patients with IV inserted in the palm. Combine with poor veins & blood thinners it isn't pretty or healthy.
Second that!