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Family of 4. Still Novids. 😷😷😷In for the long haul.
Oh my!😢 The kids & I watched this. So overwhelmingly sad & unfair for such beautiful hardworking people.😭 We will do our best to limit our future plastic use. We always have recycled but didn’t know it was shipped away to poorer countries. Man has dominated man to his injury.😣
December 15, 2025 at 5:22 PM
Oh my!😢 The kids & I watched this. So overwhelmingly sad & unfair for such beautiful hardworking people.😭 We will do our best to limit our future plastic use. We always have recycled but didn’t know it was shipped away to poorer countries. Man has dominated man to his injury.😣
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There are several types of viral infections that can lead to cancer. Some viruses, such as HPV, hijack the host cells of the infected person and insert their viral genetic material into the human genome, which causes the host cell to become cancerous.
December 10, 2025 at 6:00 PM
There are several types of viral infections that can lead to cancer. Some viruses, such as HPV, hijack the host cells of the infected person and insert their viral genetic material into the human genome, which causes the host cell to become cancerous.
Our family wears them always. It’s second nature to us. Even my teens.😉 We would feel naked without them.😳
December 9, 2025 at 3:58 AM
Our family wears them always. It’s second nature to us. Even my teens.😉 We would feel naked without them.😳
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Hand sanitizer will not get rid of it. Nor will just a splash of soap. You have to scrub it off your hands. (Excellent, long thread by a doctor, is right below my post.) ⤵️
Norovirus is a nonenveloped virus. That means it has a capsid or protein shell that protects it from alcohol and soap.
You must wash hands thoroughly with soap and water.
But, washing with soap and warm water won't kill the virus! When done properly, the virus gets removed by being washed away.
You must wash hands thoroughly with soap and water.
But, washing with soap and warm water won't kill the virus! When done properly, the virus gets removed by being washed away.
#MedSky #IDSky
Importantly (& a huge inconvenience), #norovirus IS NOT DESTROYED BY HAND SANITIZER. YOU MUST WASH YOUR HANDS with soap & water for a min of 20 secs.
It can survive freezing for months as well as heat up to 145F (the max temp of many home dishwashers 😖), so what do you do? /4
Importantly (& a huge inconvenience), #norovirus IS NOT DESTROYED BY HAND SANITIZER. YOU MUST WASH YOUR HANDS with soap & water for a min of 20 secs.
It can survive freezing for months as well as heat up to 145F (the max temp of many home dishwashers 😖), so what do you do? /4
December 6, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Hand sanitizer will not get rid of it. Nor will just a splash of soap. You have to scrub it off your hands. (Excellent, long thread by a doctor, is right below my post.) ⤵️
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“I don’t think there is any way to regain that trust [in science] other than have the viruses do the education, and the bacteria do the education, and then people will realize they paid way too high a cost."
~ Dr. Paul Offit
~ Dr. Paul Offit
December 1, 2025 at 11:14 PM
“I don’t think there is any way to regain that trust [in science] other than have the viruses do the education, and the bacteria do the education, and then people will realize they paid way too high a cost."
~ Dr. Paul Offit
~ Dr. Paul Offit
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Wow! Thanks for the info. This should be in the headlines.😢
November 30, 2025 at 7:16 PM
Wow! Thanks for the info. This should be in the headlines.😢
