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Lyndell the Tricoteuse
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Professional craftsperson & teacher of crafts. Knitting, crochet, spinning, tatting, embroidery, bobbin lace, sewing, millinery … No DMs.
Living on unceded Gadigal land & a proudly ‘Woke’ ‘radical left lunatic’.
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#showmeyourknits - this week the theme is favourite INDIE DESIGNERS & DYERS. My fav indie designers both do toys - Zij Maakt Het & MochiMochi Land. My fav indie dyer is the Charly of Ixchel Fibres … more in Alt Text 🧶 #knitting #handknit #handspinning
2 hand knitted toy dragons sit on a wire cage over a goldfish pond in a garden - a timber fence and plants in the background. The pattern is by Annita Wilschut of Zij Maakt Het (on Ravelry) and is called ‘Joris’. About 12” tall with a pear shaped body, long limbs end in cute hands & feet with fingers & toes. The face is kinda triangular - a Roman profile - with wonderful spiky ‘hair’ The Joris at the back is in shades of blue & wears a blue ribbon round his neck. The Joris at the front has bands of autumnal browns & russet - some grey… Both are knitted in sock yarns - Regia Design Line Kaffe Fassett for the brown Joris. A tiny knitted lamb - designed to look like an Easter Lamb Cake - sits on fluffy green ‘grass’ - pale blue & silver paper behind and under … Tiny lamb is in Garter Stitch, to look ‘wooly’ it has embroidered eyes and nose - pale blue ribbon round its neck - some purple flowers decorate the ‘grass’ . This is a MochiMochi Land pattern ‘Lambie Cake’ - on Ravelry. A hand knitted neck warmer in extreme closeup - it’s on a Dressmaker’s mannequin. Tones of rust, olive, purple, mauve - fibre from Ixchel fibres - hand spun by me, knitted in a fancy rib stitch as a little scarf / neck warmer that buttons on (with a big brown wooden button). My own pattern A hand knitted cowl / ring scarf is shown on a Dressmaker’s mannequin. This is in a 2 colour Brioche stitch - it forms a vertical branching design - reminds me of wheat. The ‘branches ‘ are lemon - the background is in bands of dark grape, lemon, blue. All hand spun by me from fibre dyed & blended by Ixchel Fibres. My own pattern
November 22, 2025 at 9:16 AM
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Worth a watch - and I like that, at about the half way point, Gartner acknowledges that Trump is a danger to all of us - not just America.
November 19, 2025 at 2:52 AM
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#MannequinMonday summer is round the corner (I’m in the southern hemisphere) - time to get ‘bikini ready’? These 12” wooden mannequins are working out in their ‘active wear’ …
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A 12” wooden Artists’ Mannequin posed in a garden - lots of brick pavers, rocks, a white painted wall, plants. The mannequin is doing a ham-string stretch with one foot up on a metal bar - reaching towards that toe with their hand outstretched … The mannequin is wearing hand knitted navy leggings & a crop top - the leggings decorated with embroidery for those panels they put in athletic leggings … they also have a ‘fit bit’ on (knitted & square sequins for the ‘face’). My own patterns - navy yarn is 4ply “empire” (merino from Morris & Sons) A 12” wooden Artists’ Mannequin posed in a garden - lots of brick pavers, rocks, a white painted wall, plants. This mannequin is leaping over an antique boot scraper. The mannequin is wearing hand knitted leggings & a crop top - they have bands of blues and green alternating with bands of black&white speckle. She also has a matching headband on. My own patterns - yarn is a 4ply self-striping sock yarn - I can’t remember the brand as I bought it at least 20yrs ago! But I can say that self-striping sock yarn is excellent for dolls’ clothes 😁
November 16, 2025 at 11:30 PM
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Wow.
November 16, 2025 at 4:30 AM
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#showmeyourknits this week’s theme is the fluffy fibres - such as mohair. Here are 2 - a big cowl / ringscarf & a loose-fit jumper with a wide falling collar. More in Alt Text
A very fuzzy hand knit ringscarf / cowl shown on a dressmaker’s mannequin, oven a sage green garment. Bits of a tiled floor, a framed picture etc are in the background. The cowl has wide stripes alternating crisp apple green & soft sky blue. The colours of early spring in France - new green leaves against a freshly washed blue sky. I bought this lush mohair from the breeder in Vezelay (a very pretty hilltop town in Bourgogne). I used ‘Old Shale’ aka ‘Feather & Fan’ stitch for its simple lace texture and because it forces simple stripes to become waves … My own pattern A red squirrel or rust coloured fluffy jumper is shown on a dressmaker’s mannequin in a garden - lots of green leaves in the background. This project spent so long as a WiP (about 2 decades) I completely forgot it existed. Was nice when I rediscovered it and there was only a tiny amount of work to be done 😁 It’s very loose fitting with a very wide falling collar from the loose ‘boat’ neckline. I used a ‘wave stitch’ for its simple open laciness - with double the number of ‘waves’ in the collar than in the rest of the jumper. My own pattern - the yarn is mohair but I long ago lost the ball bands and can’t remember the details.
November 15, 2025 at 8:56 AM
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#FinishedObjectFriday 🧶 #knitting actually finished a few weeks ago but I forgot to show him off. A ‘Joris’ dragon toy, knitted for a little boy. Details in the Alt Text
A knitted toy dragon is sitting on a green wire hanging basket that’s upside down over a small fishpond in our garden. Wood fence, green leaves and a terracotta finial in the background. The toy is knitted to a great pattern called ‘Joris’ - by the terribly clever Annita Wilschut / Zij Maakt Het - on Ravelry. Knitted in one piece with lots of clever shaping - minimal stitching up. A perfect size - he sits in the hand so nicely … I just love Annita’s patterns. Joris has an aubergine shaped body, long limbs with hands & feet of cute ‘claws’, his face has a very ‘Roman’ profile and he has spiky ‘hair’. The yarn us a self-striping sock yarn (4ply) by Regia - bought a long time ago - one of the Kaffe Fassett ‘design lines’ (04352). It makes bands of nice Autumn colours - browns, orange, russet, pale grey … A knitted toy dragon is sitting in profile on a green wire hanging basket that’s upside down over a small fishpond in our garden. Wood fence, green leaves and a terracotta finial in the background. The toy is knitted to a great pattern called ‘Joris’ - by the terribly clever Annita Wilschut / Zij Maakt Het - on Ravelry. Knitted in one piece with lots of clever shaping - minimal stitching up. A perfect size - he sits in the hand so nicely … I just love Annita’s patterns. Joris has an aubergine shaped body, long limbs with hands & feet of cute ‘claws’, his face has a very ‘Roman’ profile and he has spiky ‘hair’. The yarn us a self-striping sock yarn (4ply) by Regia - bought a long time ago - one of the Kaffe Fassett ‘design lines’ (04352). It makes bands of nice Autumn colours - browns, orange, russet, pale grey …
November 14, 2025 at 4:56 AM
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November 13, 2025 at 5:53 PM
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Notice how he says COVID and not covid vaccines...

Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong warns that COVID may suppress P53—the “guardian” gene that protects against cancer.

Elephants have 8 copies of it; Humans only 1.

Full interview here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqxC...
November 13, 2025 at 2:16 AM
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France: "Wearing a mask is once again mandatory in Paris hospitals"

"Faced with a rapid rise in respiratory infections, several hospitals in the Île-de-France region have decided to reinstate mandatory mask-wearing for healthcare workers, visitors, and patients over the age of 6."

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Screenshot of a Doctissimo article titled “Wearing a mask is once again mandatory in Paris hospitals, Dr. Gérald Kierzek explains.” Published November 10, 2025, by health editor Jennifer Bouet. The image shows a female healthcare worker wearing a blue surgical mask and glasses inside a hospital. The caption notes that due to rising respiratory infections, Paris hospitals have reinstated mask mandates for staff and visitors, with Dr. Kierzek explaining that masks remain necessary though not sufficient to resolve the hospital crisis.
November 12, 2025 at 8:02 AM
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#showmeyourknits it is WiPs this week. I’ve had to interrupt the WaterDrop jumper for my daughter in favour of test knitting patterns and writing up class-notes for a workshop I’ll be running (in Sydney - comment if you are interested). More in Alt Texts #handknit
Photo showing knitting in progress - the needles (a circ with metal tips) is at the bottom of the image. This knitting is very textural - the stitch pattern (‘Vertical Drop Stitch’ is from Barbara Walker’s 2nd Treasury of knitting patterns) is basically a 2x2 rib with added stitches that are deliberately dropped 6 rows later. The yarn is a light teal / aqua with nubs of other colours - red orange navy brown … from Bendigo Woollen Mills their ‘Rustic Tweed’ 8ply they call the colour ‘Rainwashed’. I’m making a bat-wing jumper - in one piece from the front hip band to the back one, a hole in the middle for the neck … it’s my own pattern. On dark green damask fabric are 2 chubby angel Christmas decorations - one finished & one in progress. The finished is smaller (about 5cm or 2”) being in 4ply yarn (that’s sock wt) - it is looking askance at the unfinished and near naked version in 8ply (DK). Small angel has platinum blonde hair (loops of mohair yarn) pale blue wings, a green dress with gold (metallic yarn) at the hem. Large angel only has white underpants on - it looks like a pink blobby baby still with its umbilical cord … a ‘tail’ of yarn emerging from the tummy region (it’ll be used later to sew the hands in position). A variety of yarn scraps used for these small things. 8ply angel is my pattern
November 8, 2025 at 11:22 PM
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Accept the conceit that Trump is running the country "like a business."

A private equity firm executed a hostile takeover of the biggest and most powerful business ever imagined.

Their business plan?
Do racism.

They get in and immediately begin to scrap everything for parts. And do racism.
November 8, 2025 at 10:08 PM
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Dementia Heightens COVID-19 Risks in Sweden’s Seniors.

"A significant study conducted in Sweden has revealed alarming insights into how dementia not only affects the risks of contracting COVID-19 but also influences the outcomes for those infected."

Source: archive.li/BVzwv
A news-style webpage titled “Dementia Heightens COVID-19 Risks in Sweden’s Seniors” from Bioengineer.org. Below the headline is a photo of two older adults sitting together indoors. The man in the foreground has short white hair and glasses, and is wearing a light blue sweater. He is writing or reviewing papers on the table in front of him. Sitting beside him is an older woman with gray hair wearing an olive-green sweater. She looks toward him with a calm, slightly concerned expression. The setting appears warm and home-like, suggesting a senior living environment or private home. The mood is gentle, reflective, and supportive, aligning with the article’s focus on dementia and COVID-19 risks in elderly populations.
November 6, 2025 at 11:01 PM
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#showmeyourknits this week’s theme - Cables. I love cables but haven’t done a cabled garment for a while … next project perhaps. Meanwhile here’s a selection of cabled knits from years past. Details in the Alt Text #handknit
A lemon coloured, Vintage style, hand knitted cardigan shown lying flat. Zoomed in on the fronts so we only see some of the sleeves. It has panels of cabling running up the fronts & down the middle of the sleeves (there were some on the back too). It’s a ‘lobster claw’ design either side of the button band & on the sleeves - then midway on either side of the 2 fronts. There are thin panels of a tightly cabled rope - I mirrored those so one twists to the right & the other twists to the left. The buttons are classic ‘moonstone’ plastic ones. Yarn is from Bendigo Woollen Mills - ‘Luxury’ 8ply This was adapted from a vintage pattern chosen by my granddaughter (it was a jumper / sweater but she wanted a cardigan) - I knitted it about 5 yrs ago, she was 11yrs old. This photo taken in my garden so various plants and pots etc are in the background. A bright orange & red orange beanie hat with ear-flaps is shown on a styrofoam ‘head’ that’s been covered with a black stocking. The hat has Lattice design cabling on the head - the wide band is ribbing but every 2nd knitwise rib has been replaced with a thin twisted rope cable … that extends into the ear flaps which then taper into the ties. I made this for a friend - adapted from the pattern ‘Merry’ by Amanda Schwabe on Ravelry. Yarn was by Manos del Uruguay (their Gloria - it’s now discontinued) and Bendigo Woollen Mills 8ply A hugely chunky / oversized bright yellow coat is shown on a dressmaker’s mannequin - in a leafy garden. This was a commission for a stage show - many years ago. The designer drew this huge short wrap & belt coat, big shawl collar, big rolled up sleeves - a statement piece. I suggested some vertical cables to give it some ‘figure flattery’. It has chunky simple twisted rope cables up either side front and down the center of the sleeves - there were some on the back too. Had trouble getting suitable yarn and ended up sourcing ‘finger roving’ aka ‘pencil roving’ from New Zealand - it’s meant for hand spinners. Not my design but my pattern and knitting. A lime green jumper shown lying flat on a wooden table - a cat is inspecting it, quality control. This was for my grandson - started when he was about 3 but not finished till he was about 6 and now he’s 19 !! The cat was Pixie, the best cat ever and a Cornish Rex with Siamese style ‘points’. The jumper was knitted from a fabulous pattern called ‘Chaos’ on Ravelry & Knitty.com - a Random with rules where you toss a coin to determine what to work next - and often it is cabling. The result is a crazy seaweedy texture … and very warm! Because this project took a while to complete (commissions kept interrupting) I actually ran out of yarn - so added some random stripes in grey on the tops of the sleeves. Grandson did not like getting tight clothes pulled on other his noggin so there is buttoning on one shoulder (cute plastic ones that look like slices of fruit). The yarn was Bendigo Woollen Mills ‘Classic’ 12ply in Guava
November 1, 2025 at 11:34 PM
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The “CONCLUSION:
Maternal SARS-CoV-2 infection in pregnancy was associated with increased risk of adverse neurodevelopmental diagnoses by age 3 years, with effects most pronounced after third-trimester exposure and in male offspring.”
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Neurodevelopmental Outcomes of 3-Year-Old Children Exposed to Maternal Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) Infection in Utero

I hate to say “I told you so…” but nevertheless: I told you so.
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October 31, 2025 at 6:36 AM
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Why over 50s need to 'rethink' COVID and how it can impact them

The It Only Takes Five report urges Australians to reassess COVID risk as cases may rise later this year.

Over 50s should consider overall health, not just age, since poor health can worsen illness and slow recovery.

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This image shows a smiling woman with glasses and tied-back hair, standing outdoors in front of greenery. The preview card is for an article from thesenior.com.au titled “Why over 50s need to ‘rethink’ COVID and how it can impact them,” with a subheading noting that cases are expected to rise.
October 28, 2025 at 10:50 PM
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#showmeyourknits Theme this week is HORROR KNITTING STORIES - Lost, Shrunk etc
I’ve many! All the knitted gifts - not even a polite thanks 🥴 The vintage patterns I’d knitted myself, that my teenage daughter sold! All the hats & scarves my hubby has lost - even this one, designed not to fall off
A hand knitted scarf is shown on a dressmakers’ mannequin - in a garden. The scarf is about a metre long and 20cm wide - it’s knitted from a mottled grey & brown yarn. A Manos del Uruguay yarn, one of the 10 - 12ply ones if I remember correctly. The stitch pattern is from one of Barbara Walker’s ‘Treasuries’ - a modified rib stitch called ‘seaweed’ and my fav for scarves - it looks good on both sides. The scarf has narrow borders / edges in Garter Stitch and there are 2 holes / slits about 30cm from one end … Put the scarf round your neck - thread the other end in&out of the 2 slits and you’ve a scarf that stays put and doesn’t fall off. Hubby dear still managed to lose it within 2 years of my making it. My own pattern A close up of the scarf taken while I was knitting it (about 10 yrs ago ) it is lying on a granite counter top. The scarf is about 20cm wide - it’s knitted from a mottled grey & brown yarn. A Manos del Uruguay yarn, one of the 10 - 12ply ones if I remember correctly. It is folded so you can see both sides of the fancy stitch pattern - it is from one of Barbara Walker’s ‘Treasuries’. A modified rib stitch called ‘seaweed’ and my fav for scarves - it looks good on both sides. The scarf also has narrow borders / edges in Garter Stitch.
October 25, 2025 at 9:35 AM
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🇦🇺Australian Respiratory Surveillance Report – 6 October to 19 October 2025

In the last fortnight, COVID cases decreased (-22.2%), influenza decreased (-34.9%), and RSV decreased (-29.6%)

Reported cases:

🔸COVID: 3,196
🔸Influenza: 13,429
🔸RSV: 3,598

Source: www.health.gov.au/resources/pu...
Australian Respiratory Surveillance Report – 6 October to 19 October 2025 This fortnightly Australian Respiratory Surveillance Report (ARSR) includes information about acute respiratory illnesses including COVID-19, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus.
October 24, 2025 at 5:56 AM
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#wipWednesday I’ve interrupted the raindrops, batwing jumper for daughter - to knit a toy dragon from one of my fav patterns … details in the Alt Text #handknit #handknittedtoy
A 3/4 knitted toy with many yarn tails, a small ball of yarn, the bamboo DPNs (double pointed (knitting) needles) and yarn ball-band are all lying on the pattern which has been printed on lemon paper. This is a ‘Joris’ pattern from Zijmaakthet on Ravelry - her patterns are so clever, I love them and I’ve learnt so much from using them. Joris is a favourite - a friendly dragon with spiky ‘hair’ and long limbs ending in funky fingers & toes. Even 3/4 made and unstuffed it’s cute. This Joris is in a sock yarn - Regia 4ply, a Kaffe Fassett ‘design line’ with self-patterning stripes in browns, orange, russet a bit of grey … very Autumnal. I bought it in London in 2008! Handknitting still on the needle - this is the Front of a bat-wing jumper & the bat-wing shaping has started at the side shown here. Some of the 1x1 ribbing is seen in the lower LH corner - the rest is in a fancy stitch pattern with Made then deliberately Dropped stitches - it looks a bit like raindrops. It is in Barbara Walker’s Second Treasury of knitting patterns. I’m using a Lt Teal / Aqua coloured yarn with little multicoloured nubs - Bendigo Woollen Mills’ 8ply Rustic Tweed in ‘Rain Washed’. My own pattern for this jumper.
October 22, 2025 at 1:40 AM
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#showusyourknits this week is Hats. I’ve knitted so many!!! But here’s a quick selection from the last few years. A quick beanie in school uniform navy for grandson, a vintage style chemo hat for a friend, a fair isle beret and a be-spangled jockey cap for me. More in Alt Txt #handknit
Against a white painted brick wall a navy blue beanie hat is shown on an antique Papier-mâché ‘wig head’. The hat is baggy and loose on the wig head which is smaller than my grandson’s noggin’. Stocking stitch with a wide 1x1 ribbing band that’s folded back. 8 ply wool from Bendigo Woollen Mills - my own pattern Against a white painted brick wall and some fancy wire-work - a swirly, close fitting, hand knitted hat is shown on an antique Papier-mâché ‘wig head’. Stripes of dark teal Stocking Stitch - alternating with light blue and beige variegated in reverse Stocking Stitch - swirl up to the top of the hat. This one was based on a 1960s vintage pattern. It is close fitting and sits low - a brimless cloche. As this was a ‘chemo hat’ and my friend had super sensitive skin - I lined this one with silk fabric. You had see a slight indent about 1.5 cm from the lower edge where it is hemmed and the silk lining is stitched in place. 12ply merino wools from Morris & Sons - their ‘Empire’ if I remember correctly. Against a white painted brick wall and some fancy wire-work - a swirly, close fitting, hand knitted beret is shown on an antique Papier-mâché ‘wig head’. It is a generous beret with lots of colour work / fair isle. The base colour is a golden mustard then there are bands of designs in blue, purple, green and a little raspberry. The fair isle designs are mostly curves and swirls - whereas most fair isle designs are geometric. I was avoiding the pointy stars and blocky designs - deliberately choosing foliage, plump birdies, love hearts 💕… and this beret is to ‘go with’ a similarly colour worked jacket that I’ve yet to finish. I should mention that the beret has a small pom pom on top. 4ply ‘Tweed’ wool from Ixchel fibres - my own pattern Not the best photo as it was in low light ! A tan (light brown - the Aussie version of tan) jockey cap style, knitted hat is shown on an antique Papier-mâché ‘wig head’. It is on a wooden table against a window and we see some of my garden through the window - a creeper growing on a white painted brick wall. This hat was based on a late 1960’s vintage pattern. It has a close fitting crown and a peak at the front. The yarn is hand dyed with a mottled effect and I put gold sequins in swirling rows up the crown. The sequins are slightly convex and about 1.5cm - 5/8th an inch in diameter. I knitted them in but they would not sit straight - so I had to stitch them down - I also stiffened the peak with some sheet acetate cut to shape and put inside it. 8ply wool ‘Gaia’ from Ixchel fibres - it’s hand dyed. Pattern adapted from a vintage Patons one in a booklet titled ‘Mad Caps’ 😁
October 18, 2025 at 10:55 PM
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Long Covid Is Real — And It’s Changing an Entire Generation

Hundreds of thousands of kids in America are struggling with an illness that many doctors and schools refuse to recognize.e

Feature: www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...
October 16, 2025 at 12:00 PM
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Australia: "Deaths due to acute respiratory infections"

Published: 30/09/2025

Deaths registered by 31 August 2025:

🔹1,703 - COVID deaths
🔹898 - Influenza deaths
🔹345 - RSV deaths

COVID remains the top cause of acute respiratory infection deaths in 2025 — nearly 2× influenza and almost 5× RSV.
The image is a table titled “Deaths involving acute respiratory infections by month 2025.” It shows monthly death counts in Australia for three major respiratory illnesses — COVID-19, Influenza, and RSV — from January to August 2025, with totals for each across the year so far. Breakdown: COVID-19: Deaths range from 129 (April) to 350 (July), with the highest counts in June (348) and July (350). Total: 1,703 deaths by August 2025. Influenza: Gradually rises through winter, peaking in July (309) before dropping in August (121). Total: 898 deaths. RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus): Also peaks mid-winter with 116 deaths in July, down to 38 in August. Total: 345 deaths. Columns for September to December are marked “na,” indicating data not yet available. Overall, the table highlights that COVID-19 remains the leading cause of acute respiratory infection deaths in 2025, more than double influenza and nearly five times RSV.
October 16, 2025 at 1:47 AM
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October 13, 2025 at 6:41 PM
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"Abnormal Brain Scans In Children With COVID-19 Revealed In Data From 96 Studies"

"The research underscores how much more we have to learn about what the virus can do to the brain."

Published: February 28, 2024

Source: archive.md/yWzIs
PUBLISHED February 28, 2024 Abnormal Brain Scans In Children With COVID-19 Revealed In Data From 96 Studies The research underscores how much more we have to learn about what the virus can do to the brain. Laura Simmons headshot Laura Simmons Health & Medicine Editor
October 11, 2025 at 11:24 PM
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📌 in other words . . .

Canks is TRASH ‼️‼️‼️⬅️🐥
October 11, 2025 at 10:26 PM
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Anti-vax onstage, Pfizer backstage.
October 11, 2025 at 5:12 AM