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“Time is really running out very, very fast,” he said. “I must say, in my professional life as a climate scientist, this is a low point. The window for 1.5C is shutting as I speak, so it’s really tough.”
theguardian.com/environment/…
I'm on Mastodon though frankly it's a different mess.
mstdn.science/@michaelsmith2…
Michael Smith retweeted
A systematic review of Covid vaccines for kids age 5 to 11 (30 studies)
Effectiveness 75% vs hospitalization; vs symptomatic infections pre-Omicron 87%, Omicron 39%
No increase risk of adverse events
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
This is we feel too. Add parents of two young kids, it's saddening.
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Michael Smith retweeted
Remember when Trump was on Twitter and mocking his self-obsessed bullshit made us feel good and important but it also always delivered him the attention that he craved and made him even more powerful?
I hope we all know that we're running that exact same playbook again.
Everything's normal?
The US continued to experience significantly higher #COVID19 and excess all-cause mortality compared to peer countries during 2021 and early 2022, a difference accounting for 150,000-470,000 deaths. ja.ma/3Oha5Gy
Michael Smith retweeted
Keeping kids in school and reducing the strain facing pediatric hospitals are important for all of society. Boosters can help. @commonwealthfnd bit.ly/3TJh3VL
.@NPR changed the article headline already. 😥 Original:
"Donald Trump, who tried to overthrow the results of the 2020 presidential election and inspired a deadly riot at the Capitol in a desperate attempt to keep himself in power, has filed to run for president again in 2024.
BREAKING: Donald Trump, who tried to overthrow the results of the 2020 presidential election and inspired a deadly riot at the Capitol in a desperate attempt to keep himself in power, has filed to run for president again in 2024. n.pr/3THqnJM
Michael Smith retweeted
Replying to @cbouzy
Imagine how much better we’d do with the protections of the VRA?
Long COVID is awful
My friend @LCalabreseDO, a leading rheumatologist, relates his own experience with #LongCovid
healio.com/news/rheumatology… @HealioRheum
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Michael Smith retweeted
One of the great failures of our media in this country is the regular both sides-ing of ‘far left’ and ‘far right’ as some sort of matching counterparts.
The far right cozies up to Nazis and incites political violence. The far left wants Medicare for All and a Green New Deal.
Michael Smith retweeted
Covid reinfections are bad for your health. Big @DeptVetAffairs study published @NatureMedicine today. #LongCovid
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
by @zalaly and colleagues
Michael Smith retweeted
Compared to people who did not get reinfection, those with reinfection had
2 fold increased risk of death
3 fold increased risk of hospitalization
3 fold increased risk of heart problems
3 fold increased risk of blood clotting
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
Michael Smith retweeted
New report from Germany of a large matched-control #LongCovid study of 157,000 people w/Covid, including ~12,000 children and adolescents
"The results of the present study indicate that post-Covid-19 cannot be dismissed among children and adolescents."
journals.plos.org/plosmedici…
Michael Smith retweeted
The false red wave narrative pushed by the US media is yet more evidence that these polls are designed to influence public opinion, not gauge it. A tool used to manipulate voters and manufacture consent.
Michael Smith retweeted
.@speechboy71: "There have been 22 midterm elections since 1934, and the president’s party has lost, on average, 28 House seats and 4 Senate seats...Democratic losses will be nowhere close to the historical averages." on.msnbc.com/3A0hfsV



















