The WHO never said the pandemic was over, and I'm sorry you were mislead by corporate interests that wanted you to prop up the economy with your health by going back into the office, spending, and traveling. Here is the WHO in Jan 2024, and December 2024 stating the facts.

LONG COVID WHICH DIDN'T EXIST 5 YEARS AGO IS ALREADY THE MOST COMMON CHILDHOOD DISEASE IN THE US Let that sink in 😢😠😢😠😢😠😢😠😢😠

Since I’m a neuropathologist, I’ll put my two cents into this MND discussion. SARS-CoV-2 isn’t just a respiratory virus. Emerging evidence shows it can infect human motor neurons. Could this link to motor neuron disease (MND)? Let’s break down the neuropathology. 🧵

Nobody has Long COVID, but everybody has brain fog, cognitive decline and memory loss. I talk about the overwhelming scientific evidence that COVID damages the brain, and the overwhelming social unwillingness to acknowledge it in my latest: https://t.co/BghgCOOc16

Sorry COVID minimizers, but data will always win over feelings.

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PMC COVlD Update, Week of Oct 6, 2025 (U.S.) 🧵2/9 #DuringCOVID is today. We estimate >600,000 new daily infections. This is about half the peak on September 6. Notice current levels are similar to the estimated peaks of the first 3 waves.

The Great Barrington Declaration advised that we just allow people to catch COVID so they'd be immune to COVID. It didn't work. The spread of COVID exploded after, leaving nearly everyone on the planet infected with a virus that has no cure.

https://t.co/Xwp8NMada4

"US Breaks New Measles Record, Surpassing 1,500 Cases – The Most In 33 Years." The United States continues its reverse trajectory leading to more illness and death.

Blood–brain barrier disruption and sustained systemic inflammation in individuals with long COVID-associated cognitive impairment https://t.co/eXUY8ynJYa

Meanwhile, COVID-19 ACTUALLY damages the brain, including the blood-brain barrier. Ongoing brain injury caused by COVID-19 may not always be detected by routine tests https://t.co/62FrXL0h4W

Hello everyone. This is the current leader of public health in the United States. 🙃

“In adulthood, information avoidance is common – it can be overwhelming, threaten long-held beliefs or create fear of uncertainty that is otherwise consciously or unconsciously shut out.”

https://t.co/2bYmRkocE7

We choose ignorance as we age – even when knowledge is more useful. COVID ignorance in a nutshell. (Link in comments.)

The fact people will scoop COVID-cautious people into the same bucket as anti-vax is just WILD to me. Like, if you aren't out there getting COVID repeatedly, they think you simply aren't "trusting the science" when the science says COVID is still very bad for you, no matter what

If you contract COVID and are unable to take Paxlovid due to med interactions or liver/kidney issues, you may be able to access their new COVID anti-viral Ibuzatrelvir, now in phase 3 clinical trials https://t.co/HJyKug1M3X 1/

A new kind of CFO is making his debut… and he wants an audience.

BREAKING: COVID-19 infection linked to a 41% higher risk of developing new-onset vascular dementia in older adults, with researchers warning that the virus may have lasting effects on brain and vascular health even after recovery.

This will forever piss me off. Kenneth went to the hospital for a broken arm, and left in a body bag bc he contracted COVID in the hospital and died. Hospitals everywhere are REFUSING to protect patients from airborne pathogens, and we as a society need to DEMAND BETTER

If you are still COVIDing and could use some emotional support, I host weekly workshops and community sessions. We learn, we grieve, we rage, and we process. You don't have to do this alone.

They really removed better disability accommodations, work-life balance, environmentally-friendlier conditions, less pollution, more overall happiness, for an even WORSE state than pre-2020. More illness, more restrictions, with more struggling and fewer rewards.

When the Jacob family learned their baby Judah would be born with Down syndrome, the pile of medical bills related to their NICU stay and heart surgery soon loomed over their growing family. But instead of battling the system alone, they turned to CrowdHealth. With the Crowd