I witnessed residents in the continuing care community where I worked from 2020-2024 go from alert, oriented & alive to confused zombies moving to memory care unit. I’ve been preaching this since lockdown but no one listens. This is why spouse and I wear N 95’s whenever away from home.

It’s so much easier to be kind than to be hateful and angry.

Ditching my subscription was the right decision.

He may have realized—or admitted to himself—that tRump will throw anyone under the bus. Capitulating can’t save him.

I'm sort of stuck on this story.

A: it's gross.
B: the health system and policy impacts are likely to be incomprehensibly profound.

Plain lingo explainer:

canadahealthwatch.ca/newsletter/2...

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Jennifer of "Pumps and Jennifer". She mentioned them and sent me a link to their channel. I told her I had concerns since they looked very 'white and blonde", but she reassured me: "they're secret agents like you". LOL.

BFF introduced me to her podcasts just two days ago. ❤️🔥🔥🔥

Right. When it comes to dementia I’m not sure a distinction is terribly important when the journey for patient and loved ones is much the same. Perhaps I’m jaded.

Is LBD preferable to Parkinson’s in some way?

Study: Possible long COVID biomarker: identification of SARC-CoV-2 related protein(s) in Serum Extracellular Vesicles

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Midterms? One can hope there will be midterms—that the US will exist.

If you are interested in the scientific history of aerosols and protection against airborne bacteria and viruses, I recommend reading Airborne by Carl Zimmer. www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/724793...

'Despite the perception that COVID19 is now a mild disease, there is overwhelming evidence indicating that SARSCoV2 infection is capable of producing widespread post-acute sequelae in a significant percentage of infections.' @virusesimmunity.bsky.social et al
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

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I think the 12th of never.