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3. If you get symptoms, test, then isolate if positive. 4. Universal masking in health care settings when possible. 5. Air purifiers at parties and other crowded events. 6. Always get your annual shots. 7. Businesses have some mask only hours if it makes sense for the type of business.
Show PostUnreasonable ask: everyone masks all the time. Abstinence-only makes us less healthy. But what are some more reasonable asks? 1. No bothering people who are choosing to mask for whatever reason! 2. Mask in public if you or anyone in your household have the sniffles or other cold symptoms.
Show PostRight, I think it’s clear that for some people, they’re taking the opportunity of the present moment to get away with their antisemitism by replacing other antisemitic slurs with “Israeli,” and those types are muddying the waters of actual, much-needed and valid criticism of the nation-state.
Show Post...excludes clinically vulnerable people and their households from public spaces, education and healthcare. And this is a social justice issue and has been for the last 6 years.
Show PostMany diseases - more than commonly thought - can be spread by aerosol particles ("airborne"); we have the tools and knowledge to greatly reduce infection levels by addressing ventilation; doing so would pay for itself many times over (through these and wider health benefits); and not doing so...1/
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