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great piece. what are we losing with a win-or-lose approach?

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While I appreciate the importance of these stories & messaging of #mentalhealth in AFL, I get frustrated at the lack of discussion between the links of #brain injury & mental health. It’s like “they” want a narrative that excludes #concussion @abcnewsnetau.bsky.social www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02...

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Australia's Family Court and child protection systems sometimes accuse mothers of "fictitious or malicious" claims about domestic violence, despite evidence to support their accounts, a royal commission has been told.

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Ed Yong, the Pulitzer Prize-winning science writer, was one of the most trusted journalists covering Covid-19. His immersion in the pandemic left him depleted, and the natural world helped act as a salve to that despair. Read or listen to The Interview. nyti.ms/3CZsyX5

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In a small number of people, Covid-19 vaccines caused side effects referred to as “post-vaccination syndrome,” according to a new small study. The research found that patients with this syndrome were more likely to experience reactivation of Epstein-Barr virus.

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Reading and rereading the great Adrienne Rich this week: But the great dark birds of history screamed and plunged into our personal weather/ They were headed somewhere else but their beaks and pinions drove/ along the shore, through the rags of fog/ where we stood, saying I

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have spent way too much time this afternoon reading posts about and coverage of the dramatic lost and found and lost adventures of scrim, a westie cross from new orleans. my heart! what a story www.nytimes.com/2025/02/17/u...

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This study made some waves on social media yesterday. It purports to show that CO2 concentration doesn’t correlate with covid transmission. Let’s talk about this, I have some thoughts. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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In @nytopinion.nytimes.com The first two weeks into President Trump's second tour in the White House "have seen so many lines crossed in the pursuit of his agenda that anyone who believes in the Constitution and honest governance should be worried," the editorial board writes.

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How do we engage with anti-Medicine narratives? How do we balance listening and telling? How do we value people's lived experiences but reject dangerous narratives, pseudoscience and fake healers? Things I've been thinking about, in the wake of precious little Elizabeth Struh's death.

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the micro-skills of cultivating enjoyment… lovely piece by @sashac.bsky.social sashachapin.substack.com/p/how-to-lik...

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“for those who have lost everything in climate disasters, the apocalypse has already arrived. and as the planet gets hotter, climate disasters will get more frequent and more intense. the cost of these fires will be immense...” www.nytimes.com/2025/01/10/o...

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Pasadena Humane has seen an influx of over 300 animals due to the fires. People lined up down the block to drop off beloved pets they could not take with them when they fled their homes. Some animals arrived with burns and injuries and are being treated. Donations and fosters are needed NOW.

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“when she was pitching a lot of these ideas in the ’90s, she was treated as a heretic…viruses have historically been tied to cancer, and that’s more of an accepted thing, but this idea that they can really impact neurological outcomes, i think is really gathering a lot of steam at the moment.”

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with long COVID, ME/CFS and POTS far more prevalent among women then men, yet another example of women’s health issues being neglected by health and medical research and care

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long covid isn't just stopping people from working, exercising, socialising, living independently. it's also snuffing out patients' dreams of having children, and complicating pregnancy for those who are able to conceive www.abc.net.au/news/2024-12...

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interesting piece. as an aside, what’s behind this reflex of not wanting to raise alarm about alarming data/studies/trends? “there’s something really going on,” nielsen says. “we don’t want to alarm the world, but that’s what our data are showing.”

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it’s probably a good thing when people with POTS are organically included in general reportage — not just in stories about chronic illness, long covid. awareness is important. www.nytimes.com/2024/12/25/y...

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we finally got his christmas tree box down from the attic and from now on his troubles will be miles away

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beautiful piece by julia baird about talking, seeking out grace in post election america, at a time of retribution and resignation www.abc.net.au/news/2024-12...

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www.hamiltonnolan.com/p/an-intervi... I have read hundreds of interviews with boxers. This one is genre breaking.

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“we spoke to a number of [first nations] women who had endured the most horrific family violence but didn’t go to police until it became life threatening, because they didn’t feel they’d be believed.” www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...

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"asked why the public were not made aware of the breach sooner, mr nicholls said that would form part of the review."

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fascinating. FND as an explanation for persistent post concussion symptoms... unclear what role if any cell damage, immune dysregulation, neuroinflammation, mito dysfunction, impaired energy metabolism, neurotransmitter changes, BBB disturbance etc play bjsm.bmj.com/content/earl...

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a victorian woman with worrying symptoms was diagnosed with "COVID stress" by her GP, who she says delayed/obstructed her access to proper testing and diagnosis for months. seems she's lucky to be alive. this looks to be a great series on medical misogyny www.theage.com.au/national/the...

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Towards a cure for long COVID: the strengthening case for persistently replicating SARS‐CoV‐2 as a driver of post‐acute sequelae of COVID‐19 https://buff.ly/3OkJf1c #medsky #healthcare #aushealth #research #longcovid #covid

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“most americans live paycheck to paycheck…they are one crisis from homelessness. a job loss or an unexpected illness and they are where i am. they are on edge, driving bigger and faster and louder cars—a society speeding along as it disintegrates.” what a piece. www.esquire.com/news-politic...

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there are lots of kids losing precious years to long covid while people around them carry on like normal, as if it could never happen to them. it's devastating for adults too, ofc, but there is something particularly cruel about how this disease affects young people www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06...

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“What if schools could prevent sick days, teacher shortages and lost IQ points? A new COVID safety course lights the way.” @colinkinner.bsky.social @hayleygleeson.bsky.social www.abc.net.au/news/2024-09...

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we might be starting to talk more about how long covid is decimating people’s health, ability to work and exercise etc. but there’s almost no discussion in mainstream media about how it’s affecting relationships. tldr: it’s ripping them apart www.abc.net.au/news/2023-12...

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a moment of appreciation for this stunning lede. “bruce mcgowan says holding his wife belinda in his arms as she passed away was one of the greatest privileges of his life. “i wanted the last thing she felt to be my heartbeat as she lost hers,” he said.” www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11...

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