“As an immunologist with four decades of research on antibodies under my belt, I always felt like I had a pretty good handle on COVID-19.
— Radical Centrist, wrathful tantric deity 🇺🇦 (@RadCentrism) July 30, 2022
“But when I caught the virus in May, my hubris quickly turned into humility…[and] a serious heart complication”https://t.co/z1FrbIeAax
Monkeypox cases around the world 🌍 timeline:
— Monkeypoxtally (@Monkeypoxtally) July 30, 2022
May 6th: 1 case
May 21st: 100 cases
June 6: 1,000 cases
June 14: 2,000 cases
June 21: 3,000 cases
June 23: 4,000 cases
June 28: 5,000 cases
July 12: 10,000 cases
July 20: 15,000 cases
July 27: 20,000 cases
Doubling time: 2 weeks.
This is concerning. This Spanish man got infected by buying a second-hand scooter from an infected person, suggesting fomites on handlebars.
— StopYourLimits 🇪🇺🇺🇦 | Covid | Finance | War (@limits_stop) July 30, 2022
That's really bad. https://t.co/rToMqtieWm
"The concern is that people will be less able to hold off future bugs and pathogens like influenza, or that unsettled immune systems could lead to an increase in diabetes and other auto-immune diseases.. Their white blood cells were unrecognizable..”https://t.co/G7jG06pYxy
— Hiroshi Yasuda (保田浩志) (@Yash25571056) July 30, 2022
Mark my words.
— Mx. Charis Hill ♿🏳️⚧️ (they/them) (@BeingCharisBlog) July 30, 2022
Burning Man (in a month) will be one of the most significant early superspreaders of Monkeypox. The consequences will be absolutely disastrous.
On top of COVID.
