Hey you super people, the lovely folk at The FaceMaskStoreUK have given me an affiliate link for face mask sales - so if you buy your masks after going to the site at the link here 👇I get a small cut. I'm currently wearing these black Tridents with pride: https://t.co/XbCEYJOrVQ

Sorry, can I get this right... Kemi Badenoch was traumatised by something that dentists, factory workers, painters, metalworkers, lab techs and forensics wear every day of their working lives, and she thinks she should lead a country?

Just in case you're not paying attention to bird flu. If it goes H2H it'll make covid look like a warm up. Let's see how the minimisers try to spin their scaremongering accusations this time. They're all going to wish we had dealt with IAQ & proper masking https://t.co/VUgzgfWOAb

@1goodtern In 1987 (w/the technology of the time), a typist helping me with my dissertation who didn't like my use of "he" in one epigram, changed it to "she" globally-- causing all of the words "the" in the document to become "tshe." This was the night before my defense...

Aquí tienes una buena lista de patógenos que se transmiten por el aire, y para los que, afortunadamente, las capas de protección que usamos contra el COVID, siguen funcionando. 👇

And more.

50+ Airborne reasons to mask up. 😷🤒

Ten Pathogens that are airborne:

Ten things that can reduce the risk of catching an airborne pathogen:

Ten things that can reduce the risk of catching an airborne pathogen:

30 Wearing a respirator instead of a surgical mask

29 Treating any room as a room filled with exhaled air

28 Treating any exhaled air as unclean

27 Better humidity control (40–60 percent)

26 Holding events in larger rooms than needed

25 Staggered arrival and departure times

24 Using portable HEPA units in smaller rooms

23 Scheduling breaks for air refresh

22 Avoiding recirculated air on transport

21 Opening windows before people arrive

20 Reducing CO₂ levels to minimise pathogen halflife