Når idrett forstår smittevern bedre enn folkehelsa.
Når idrett forstår smittevern bedre enn folkehelsa.
meddentcare.no These are the only dentists that I trust in Norway. If you ask them for airborne covid-protocols, they will do it for an additional fee.
Forsker Richard A. White om Norges mangelfulle Covid-strategi:
– Kostnadene knyttet til langvarige følgetilstander, som long covid, har ikke blitt med i vurderingene. Verken strategien eller risikovurderingene til myndighetene nevner long covid
www.forskning.no/covid19-hels...
4. Because it is important to care about yourself and other people. If you do care about others: Remember that there is no such thing as someone who is “only” high-risk. It is important to protect others no matter their age or other health conditions. People with greater risk factors don’t want or deserve to get sick any more than anyone else. But even if you don’t care about others:Remember that there is no virus that “only” affects people who are high-risk. Viruses can and do cause severe illness, long-term health damage, disability, and death in people of all ages and health histories. Lower risk does not mean no risk. Either way, it is important to take steps to protect yourself and other people from viruses:
In conclusion (TL;DR):
If only high-risk people die from that illness, why should I care about it?
1. Because you should care about other people, whether or not they are high-risk. No person is disposable, so it’s important to take steps to protect the people around us. Even if you aren’t concerned about your health, taking steps to prevent illness also helps keep you from spreading illness to people who are even more vulnerable. And remember, you can’t always tell who is most vulnerable just by looking at them!
2. Because people of all ages and health histories can (and do) experience severe illness and die from common viruses. There is no virus that only affects people who are high-risk. Even if certain people are more likely to experience severe illness and death than others, even young and healthy people can and do die from illnesses like the flu, COVID-19, measles, RSV and more. All people should take viruses seriously, even if you are not considered high-risk.
3. Because dying isn’t the only risk. Even if data shows that most people do not die from a certain illness, many illnesses like COVID-19, measles, and more can cause significant long-term health consequences. These risks include permanent lung damage, memory loss, disability, and more. All people, with or without underlying health conditions, are at risk of these long-term conditions. It’s not only about living or dying. It’s also about protecting your quality of life and health you might not get back once it’s gone.
There is no virus that “only” causes serious harm in people who are high-risk. And even if there were, it would still be important to protect yourself and others. Please take steps to prevent getting and spreading illness in order to protect your own health and the health of others.
Jeg er ikke lege, men alt jeg leser tyder på at det er bedre å få koronavaksinen enn å ikke få koronavaksinen, og dette gjelder også barn. @ganyborg.bsky.social er bedre kvalifisert å svare på dette spørsmålet enn meg.
I dag handler sykefraværsdebatten om hvordan man får syke folk tilbake i jobb. Disse resultatene viser at vi heller må begynne å snakke om hvordan vi kan forebygge sykelighet
Frøydis Lilledalen:
- Ny kunnskap finnes, men verktøy for implementering av ny kunnskap, finnes ikke. Manglende kunnskapsimplementering skyldes ikke mangel på viten, det skyldes mangel på vilje.
www.forskersonen.no/kronikk-long...
I have a lot of respect for the new mayor of New York. They are giving good advice. Why aren’t Labour doing this? 🤷♀️
news.griffith.edu.au/2025/12/16/c...
bsky.app/profile/raub...
Dette er data fra arbeidskraftundersøkelsen (AKU).
Referansetabell - data fra 2010 til 2019.
Ny studie: 2899 flere dødsfall i 2024 enn forventet. 1 av 5 ekstra dødsfall skjedde blant personer under 65 år. Kan henge sammen med vedvarende COVID-19-spredning - journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1... - #longcovid #ArneSøraas @raubreywhite.bsky.social @anythings.bsky.social @ganyborg.bsky.social
Oh my, that's quite a misquote! Thank you for the heads up. I have emailed the editor, but I doubt they will add the correct context.
New publication (preprint) by @raubreywhite.bsky.social et al titled "Excess primary healthcare consultations in Norway in 2025 compared to pre-COVID-19-pandemic baseline trends".
www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-7...
1/4
Utrolig provoserende at FHI igjen bare stikker fingrene i øra og sier la-la-la-la. "Vi vet ikke hva dette kommer av, men det er hvertfall helt sikkert ikke pandemien, som sammenfaller eksakt i tid."
www.nrk.no/buskerud/eks...
– Nyere forskning viser at barn blir like påvirket av long covid som voksne. Dette er underrapportert, sier David Putrino.
www.nrk.no/buskerud/eks...
www.utdanningsnytt.no/covid-luftfi...
Three to six months after COVID waves, we see an increase in GP consultations for memory issues. This gives cause for concern that Long Covid plays a significant role. This raises questions about whether the current COVID strategy is sustainable (hint: it isn’t) www.nrk.no/buskerud/eks...
Tre til seks måneder etter covid-bølger ser vi en økning i fastlegekonsultasjoner for hukommelsesforstyrrelser. Det gir grunn til bekymring for at senfølger av covid-19 spiller en vesentlig rolle. Det bør reise spørsmål om hvorvidt dagens koronastrategi er bærekraftig. www.nrk.no/buskerud/eks...
Thank you @putrinolab.bsky.social for highlighting covid's impact on cardiovascular disease in Norway.
www.nrk.no/buskerud/top...
Fascinerende at FHI advarer mot fagfellevurderte oversiktsartikler i Nature, og heller anbefaler bruk av egne, ikke-eksternt fagfellevurderte rapporter.
www.legeforeningen.no/contentasset...
“After myself and other misinformation doctors lied about the pediatric covid vaccine, many parents don’t want it.”
“In ‘advanced’ nations, clean water is considered essential, but we tolerate foul air, despite a century of evidence that it harms.”
It is sad to see @bmj.com platforming quack therapies in 2025
The mind-over-matter approach to #MECFS has been debunked for years, but a cadre of psych devotees in the UK persist in peddling evidence-free miracle cures
Pure and utter pseudoscience
#pwME #LongCovid @georgemonbiot.bsky.social