| Link roundup, “holy shit, they’ve started yet another war in the Middle East” edition | |
| Some illogical links on World Logic Day | |
| Mid-December link dump | |
| Mid-October doomscrolling | |
| September sure comes at you fast | |
| Early September pile of links | |
| Late August tumblin’ | |
| Is leatrom institiúideach trasfóbaigh é | |
| Texas Teen Suffering Miscarriage Dies Days After Baby Shower Due to Abortion Ban as Mom Begs Doctors to “Do Something” | |
| Boost (Mastodon):
"Your individual risk depends on a large number of factors, but there's a consensus: one out of every ten people who catch Covid go on to develop Long Covid. It's not a one-time risk, either. You face these odds every single time you catch the disease." And that's just the start of it. #Health https://www.okdoomer.io/its-that-bad…
— Ben Werdmuller (@ben@werd.social) | |
| RT @Bob_Wachter: Ruh roh (at least in SF): asymptomatic test positivity rate @ucsfhospitals now 5% (was ~2% last month). While not a perfec… | |
| RT @Bob_Wachter: SF cases⬇to ~145/d (16/100K/d),⬇2/3 in last mth & closing in on my indoor dining threshold of 5/100K/d.
https://t.co/fJTv… | |
| RT @Bob_Wachter: While only 5 Covid pts @UCSFHospitals, signs of an uptick now unmistakable. (Partly why I don't love hospital # as the sol… | |
| RT @Bob_Wachter: Tragically, we've all become numb to Covid's death toll. Sometimes it takes a tangible comparison to shake us out of compl… | |
| RT @Bob_Wachter: I applaud the emphasis on how effective the vaccines still are in preventing severe disease & death.
But re: breakthru inf… | |
| RT @Bob_Wachter: Let’s start w/ context: in SF, 69% of all people (76% >age 12) are fully vaccinated. (Vs CA, 52% of population; U.S. 50%.)… | |
| Blood Glucose Meter Accuracy & Long-Term Diabetes Control (r/diabetes) | |
| Beauty and the ‘Betes: A Diabetes Fairy Tale (r/Health) | |
| Cut medicine in half | |
| Weight loss | |
| links for 2006-01-27 | |