so close. i’m sorry.
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so close. i’m sorry.
giants made them look old too!
Australian COVID-19 weekly stats update:
The risk estimate was flat at 0.4% “Currently Infectious”, or 1-in-271.
That implies a 10% chance that someone is infectious in a group of 30.
#COVID19 #Australia
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The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) has announced that it will stop publishing content on X from January 20th
The organisation stated that it can “no longer ethically participate in a social network that its owner has transformed into a machine of disinformation and propaganda.”
In Australia we have lots of GPs (FM) with special interests sometimes working with other non-GP specialists to help with that shortfall. Rheum, Derm, Allergy, Psych, Neurology ask difficult to get into so need this sort of support.
Great to see @theracp.bsky.social announcing a new position statement around illicit drugs and advocating for decriminalisation. Stopping the cycle of harm through keeping people out of jail and supporting them in improving their health makes so much more sense.
www.abc.net.au/news/2024-12...
"Long Covid has dramatically changed my life”
Actor Matt McGorry developed LC after Covid infections in 2020 and 2023, with symptoms of dysautonomia, "brain fog" and debilitating" fatigue that doesn't go away even after "sleeping for 10-12 hours a night"
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Arrived! Thanks @drtracywesterman.bsky.social looking forward to reading.
Excellent. Always good to support local businesses where we can. Particularly rural!
I really do expect people to help out here. This is important stuff.
Recommend to friends, especially those who are …… well, good sources of rich data. 👇👇
www.csiro.au/en/news/All/...
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A lot to get through here but pleased to see info on Long Covid being shared.
2. All bodily systems change and adapt as we move
3. Pain, stress and performance are outputs of the person in a unique context
4. Knowledge and movement are the greatest pain, stress, and disability liberators
5. Biological plasticity gives new hope
#chronicpain #painscience
Anyone with, or working with people who have, #chronicpain please check out NOI.
www.noigroup.com
Five issues they identify as key to their vision:
1. Injury or disease does not mean that you feel pain or cannot participate in meaningful activities
Just ordered through our local bookstore. It’ll only take two days to arrive - quicker than amazon and better all around. Looking forward to reading it.
AUS weekly COVID update: 15 November 2024 Reported cases: 🔹SA: ⬆️UP +35.8% 🔹WA: ⬆️UP +27.6% 🔹ACT: ⬆️UP +21.0% 🔹VIC: ⬆️UP +12.5% 🔹NSW: ⬆️UP +11.8% 🔹QLD: ⬆️UP +2.6% 🔹TAS: Only publishing monthly updates now 🔹NT: COVID data is no longer published on NT Health’s website 🔹Aged care: ⬆️UP +39%
🇦🇺AUS weekly COVID update: 15 November 2024
#COVID19Australia #COVIDisntOVER #COVIDisAIRBORNE
wow. it’s great. here’s my shaky phone pic of the moon last night for a comparison.
💡 Tip: You can set your website as your username on Bluesky!
This is one form of self-verification, and we especially encourage official organizations and brands to do this! Examples include @npr.org @react.dev @duolingobrasil.com.br.
Here's our guide for how to do this:
Also it has features for moderation by community including labels. Detach Quote to remove trolls using posts will be useful!
yep. It’s a bit like 2009 twitter. feels possible to focus on information sharing, conversations and fun! big reset.
“Trauma keeps you trapped in the past. Looking backwards rather than forwards; your future limited by forces beyond your control and now trapped by those you feel unable to control”
ah! i assumed the handle with .com meant you were on a self hosted server. clearly haven’t explored bsky enough yet!
Many long COVID patients adjust to slim recovery odds as world moves on By Jennifer Rigby and Julie Steenhuysen REUTERS SHARE/SAVE Nov 15, 2024
Many long COVID patients adjust to slim recovery odds as world moves on.
"The best window for recovery is in the first 6 months after getting COVID-19... People whose symptoms last between 6 months and 2 years are less likely to fully recover"
Source: archive.md/AjM68
#LongCOVID
love it. fits in well with the right to disconnect legislation now in effect in victoria.
get onto @sirswampthing.bsky.social
always interesting AFL stats!
Time will tell eh!
I’m guessing you set yours up yourself, but do you know if there any hosting providers providing easy install options? ie/ using cpanel
More something in line with the statement. I’ve been actively trying to switch people from pMDI for quite a few years now, but I imagine a succinct guideline would help prescribers.
For those in the Northern Hemisphere wondering what we are talking about here…
Australia seems to have settled into a pattern of 2 big Covid waves a year, with the summer wave just as big (if not bigger) than winter waves.
And summer in Australia starts in 2 weeks…
Naplan scores remained stable amid Covid school closures: new study New research from UNSW and the University of Sydney suggests that Naplan scored remained stable during Covid-related school closures, while other countries reported learning losses. The research, published earlier this year, analysed Naplan test scores across Australian states – comparing differences in student performance based on varying periods of remote learning between 2020 and 2021, with school closures ranging from nine days to 157 days. Dr Nalini Prasad said students in schools that operated remotely for an extended time “performed similarly to students in schools which were closed for a relatively short period”. Australia adopted a zero-Covid policy which used lockdowns – and other non-pharmaceutical interventions –pre-emptively to eliminate the transmission of Covid-19. Per capita Covid case numbers and deaths were considerably lower in Australia. Low Covid case numbers meant that students did not have to miss school due to contracting the virus. Researchers used Naplan test scores from 2013-2019 as baseline data, comparing them with scores from 2021 and 2022. The data also suggested remote attendance rates were comparable to, and sometimes exceeded, typical in-person schooling levels.
Naplan scores remained stable amid COVID school closures: new study.
"New research from UNSW and the University of Sydney suggests that Naplan scored remained stable during COVID-related school closures, while other countries reported learning losses."
Source: www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...