[An Ounce of Prevention]
Respirators are masks, but not all masks are respirators.
[The Warning Ignored]
What do we know after five years of covid?
[Why the Covid Vaccines We Have Are Not Enough]
Addressing myths and limitations. Note: this is not an anti-vaccine piece.
[Immune Dysregulation Anecdotes: Reddit Edition]
The evidence that covid can dysregulate the immune system is extensive, though not well-publicized.
[Roll Over for Horseman #1]
Inevitable though, right?
[The Myth of SARS-CoV-2 Clearance]
Since the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic began, the default assumption has been that the immune system is capable of clearing the virus from the body.
[Infection is Not Inevitable]
The implications of cumulative SARS-CoV-2 infections are forming an ever-worsening picture, while the California Supreme Court just ruled that an employer could not be held liable for the infection of an employee who went on to infect his wife.
[The CDC Has New Guidance on Certifying COVID Deaths, but It Needs Compliance]
Soon to follow, published by JAMA Health Forum on March 3, was a study demonstrating that people with post-acute complications had an increased risk of serious health problems and premature death.
[Covid Fact Sheet]
A summary of what is known about SARS-CoV-2 and its public health implications.
[Why Ending the Public Health Emergency Declaration is a Bad Idea]
The three stated reasons for ending the national public health emergency status of COVID-19 this May are because, in the time since the Omicron surge at the end of January 2022, daily (reported) cases are down by 92%, (acute) deaths have declined by over 80%, and new hospitalizations are down by nearly 80%. There are some important things to clarify with these figures.