#Immune

The frequency is the number of waves that pass a point in space during any time interval, usually one second. We measure it in units of cycles (waves) per second, or hertz.https://science.howstuffworks.com/light4.htm 
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(1/11) Update on the situation with SARS-CoV2 variants of concern in Belgium based on today's @sciensano report & baseline surveillance sequencing data from @Emmanuel_microb's federal test platform. Brazilian variant now
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"For every country that is experiencing an increase, there are many others that have successfully prevented or controlled widespread transmission with proven measures.Those measures continue to be our best defence
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Mhlaba asked the other day for tips and tricks and highlights relevant to turning 30. It was an interesting thing to think on for me because when I turned 30,
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MEGATHREAD on important recent findings on immunity against SARS-CoV-2 / COVID-19, including *duration* of immunity as well as *prevalence* of immunity among BOTH recovered individuals and uninfected, “susceptible” individuals. (1/n)
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Okay, this is #Lemming territory:First, read this quote from the freaking President of Notre Dame University - part of the "invincibility" behavior:(more like #GroupNoThink)If everyone tested negative, we're fine, right?See
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There’s a curious correlation between countries/regions of high prior SARS2 exposure and a resurgence upon the start of mass V immunization programs. I’ve been thinking a lot about this lately,
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When science/math/engineering folk use "artsy" as a derogatory term, I have to wonder whether they're immune to irony. 1/ Bad art is easy and plentiful, and it's easier to create
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Thread: why we are losing the "culture war" and why the West is in decline (proof via the slew of events that signal this based on history: Revision and destruction
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I recently found myself wondering what readers of Fox News are seeing about COVID-19, since I never see the kind of info there that I see on the NYT and
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What is Gnon? It stands for “nature or nature’s god”, and the acronym is reversed because “nong” sounds terrible, aesthetics matter Gnon is an adapter. It gives people with differing
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cold showers thread many here on twitter know that there are lots of benefits to cold showers, the main one being, after you get used to it, they feel great.
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I’ll be honest, folks- I was doing pretty well with all this quarantine stuff, but as of yesterday I’m really starting to struggle. The reality of it is starting to
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"Top KCDC officials said in recent briefings that the most likely possibility is reactivation of remaining viruses in patients' systems. If a patient had not developed sufficient immunity against the
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(1/7) A framework for understanding post-acute #COVID19 / #LongCOVID https://academic.oup.com/ofid/advance-article/doi/10.1093/ofid/ofaa509/5934556#IDtwitter #MedTwitter #publichealth #publichealthtwitter (2/7) Post-acute #COVID19 can be di
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Sam's Top 15 Electric Pokemon It's been a while since I've done a new list, since I've been busy with moving house and, um, acnh. But I wanna celebrate another
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