Ryan Clough :v_gqueer: :v_pan:
@internet_ryan@lgbtqia.space  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
Ryan Clough :v_gqueer: :v_pan:
@internet_ryan@lgbtqia.space  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
deutrino
deutrino boosted
clawfulneutral
@clawfulneutral@soc.port0.org  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
New COVID-19 vaccine recommendations from HHS As of Aug. 28, 2025 Pfizer: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Moderna: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: approved for people with underlying conditions Novavax: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Note: Novavax is only available for people ages 12 and older Data: Department of Health and Human Services; Chart: Axios Visuals
New COVID-19 vaccine recommendations from HHS As of Aug. 28, 2025 Pfizer: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Moderna: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: approved for people with underlying conditions Novavax: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Note: Novavax is only available for people ages 12 and older Data: Department of Health and Human Services; Chart: Axios Visuals
New COVID-19 vaccine recommendations from HHS As of Aug. 28, 2025 Pfizer: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Moderna: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: approved for people with underlying conditions Novavax: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Note: Novavax is only available for people ages 12 and older Data: Department of Health and Human Services; Chart: Axios Visuals
clawfulneutral
@clawfulneutral@soc.port0.org  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
New COVID-19 vaccine recommendations from HHS As of Aug. 28, 2025 Pfizer: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Moderna: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: approved for people with underlying conditions Novavax: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Note: Novavax is only available for people ages 12 and older Data: Department of Health and Human Services; Chart: Axios Visuals
New COVID-19 vaccine recommendations from HHS As of Aug. 28, 2025 Pfizer: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Moderna: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: approved for people with underlying conditions Novavax: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Note: Novavax is only available for people ages 12 and older Data: Department of Health and Human Services; Chart: Axios Visuals
New COVID-19 vaccine recommendations from HHS As of Aug. 28, 2025 Pfizer: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Moderna: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: approved for people with underlying conditions Novavax: Ages 65 and older: approved Ages 5 to 64: approved for people with underlying conditions Under 5 years old: not approved Note: Novavax is only available for people ages 12 and older Data: Department of Health and Human Services; Chart: Axios Visuals
datum (n=1)
@datum@zeroes.ca  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago
datum (n=1)
@datum@zeroes.ca  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago
datum (n=1)
@datum@zeroes.ca  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago
WHN
@whn@forall.social  ·  activity timestamp last month
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHN calls on WHO to get the science right: Recognize airborne transmission as the primary mode of COVID-19 spread Make clean indoor air a core component of infection prevention Center Long COVID prevention, care, and monitoring Acknowledge COVID-19 as a vascular, multi-system disease with long-term impacts Define COVID-19 as a respiratory-transmitted disease (RTD), not a respiratory disease Ensure public access to effective respiratory protection (N95 or better) Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHN calls on WHO to get the science right: Recognize airborne transmission as the primary mode of COVID-19 spread Make clean indoor air a core component of infection prevention Center Long COVID prevention, care, and monitoring Acknowledge COVID-19 as a vascular, multi-system disease with long-term impacts Define COVID-19 as a respiratory-transmitted disease (RTD), not a respiratory disease Ensure public access to effective respiratory protection (N95 or better) Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHN calls on WHO to get the science right: Recognize airborne transmission as the primary mode of COVID-19 spread Make clean indoor air a core component of infection prevention Center Long COVID prevention, care, and monitoring Acknowledge COVID-19 as a vascular, multi-system disease with long-term impacts Define COVID-19 as a respiratory-transmitted disease (RTD), not a respiratory disease Ensure public access to effective respiratory protection (N95 or better) Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: COVID-19 is a multi-system vascular disease that starts in the airways — but doesn’t stay there. It can damage the brain, heart, endocrine system, and more. Calling it a "respiratory illness" is misleading and dangerous.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: COVID-19 is a multi-system vascular disease that starts in the airways — but doesn’t stay there. It can damage the brain, heart, endocrine system, and more. Calling it a "respiratory illness" is misleading and dangerous.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: COVID-19 is a multi-system vascular disease that starts in the airways — but doesn’t stay there. It can damage the brain, heart, endocrine system, and more. Calling it a "respiratory illness" is misleading and dangerous.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO’s draft plan barely mentions airborne transmission. But COVID-19 spreads through the air. We don’t fight waterborne disease without clean water. We can’t fight airborne disease without clean indoor air. This must be a core pillar of the plan, not a footnote.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO’s draft plan barely mentions airborne transmission. But COVID-19 spreads through the air. We don’t fight waterborne disease without clean water. We can’t fight airborne disease without clean indoor air. This must be a core pillar of the plan, not a footnote.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO’s draft plan barely mentions airborne transmission. But COVID-19 spreads through the air. We don’t fight waterborne disease without clean water. We can’t fight airborne disease without clean indoor air. This must be a core pillar of the plan, not a footnote.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO is finalizing its 5-year global strategy for managing COVID-19 and future coronavirus threats. But their draft plan misses key scientific facts and downplays the ongoing crisis. The deadline to submit public comment is tomorrow, August 8. Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO is finalizing its 5-year global strategy for managing COVID-19 and future coronavirus threats. But their draft plan misses key scientific facts and downplays the ongoing crisis. The deadline to submit public comment is tomorrow, August 8. Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO is finalizing its 5-year global strategy for managing COVID-19 and future coronavirus threats. But their draft plan misses key scientific facts and downplays the ongoing crisis. The deadline to submit public comment is tomorrow, August 8. Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
WHN
@whn@forall.social  ·  activity timestamp last month
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHN calls on WHO to get the science right: Recognize airborne transmission as the primary mode of COVID-19 spread Make clean indoor air a core component of infection prevention Center Long COVID prevention, care, and monitoring Acknowledge COVID-19 as a vascular, multi-system disease with long-term impacts Define COVID-19 as a respiratory-transmitted disease (RTD), not a respiratory disease Ensure public access to effective respiratory protection (N95 or better) Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHN calls on WHO to get the science right: Recognize airborne transmission as the primary mode of COVID-19 spread Make clean indoor air a core component of infection prevention Center Long COVID prevention, care, and monitoring Acknowledge COVID-19 as a vascular, multi-system disease with long-term impacts Define COVID-19 as a respiratory-transmitted disease (RTD), not a respiratory disease Ensure public access to effective respiratory protection (N95 or better) Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHN calls on WHO to get the science right: Recognize airborne transmission as the primary mode of COVID-19 spread Make clean indoor air a core component of infection prevention Center Long COVID prevention, care, and monitoring Acknowledge COVID-19 as a vascular, multi-system disease with long-term impacts Define COVID-19 as a respiratory-transmitted disease (RTD), not a respiratory disease Ensure public access to effective respiratory protection (N95 or better) Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: COVID-19 is a multi-system vascular disease that starts in the airways — but doesn’t stay there. It can damage the brain, heart, endocrine system, and more. Calling it a "respiratory illness" is misleading and dangerous.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: COVID-19 is a multi-system vascular disease that starts in the airways — but doesn’t stay there. It can damage the brain, heart, endocrine system, and more. Calling it a "respiratory illness" is misleading and dangerous.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: COVID-19 is a multi-system vascular disease that starts in the airways — but doesn’t stay there. It can damage the brain, heart, endocrine system, and more. Calling it a "respiratory illness" is misleading and dangerous.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO’s draft plan barely mentions airborne transmission. But COVID-19 spreads through the air. We don’t fight waterborne disease without clean water. We can’t fight airborne disease without clean indoor air. This must be a core pillar of the plan, not a footnote.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO’s draft plan barely mentions airborne transmission. But COVID-19 spreads through the air. We don’t fight waterborne disease without clean water. We can’t fight airborne disease without clean indoor air. This must be a core pillar of the plan, not a footnote.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO’s draft plan barely mentions airborne transmission. But COVID-19 spreads through the air. We don’t fight waterborne disease without clean water. We can’t fight airborne disease without clean indoor air. This must be a core pillar of the plan, not a footnote.
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO is finalizing its 5-year global strategy for managing COVID-19 and future coronavirus threats. But their draft plan misses key scientific facts and downplays the ongoing crisis. The deadline to submit public comment is tomorrow, August 8. Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO is finalizing its 5-year global strategy for managing COVID-19 and future coronavirus threats. But their draft plan misses key scientific facts and downplays the ongoing crisis. The deadline to submit public comment is tomorrow, August 8. Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
Five small dots in pink, orange, green, blue, and gray at the top left. Logo “whn.global” at the top right. Text: WHO is finalizing its 5-year global strategy for managing COVID-19 and future coronavirus threats. But their draft plan misses key scientific facts and downplays the ongoing crisis. The deadline to submit public comment is tomorrow, August 8. Purple box with white text: "Submit public comment to covid19@who.int" (email is underlined as a link) Small text at bottom: whn.global/whn-science-communications
WHN
@whn@forall.social  ·  activity timestamp last month
Bold headline: Every single person can help. Subtext: The CSA is accepting public comments until August 19. You can help make this a reality — by submitting your comment. A dark green button reads: “See caption for details.” Faint background shows a close-up of a CAN95 mask. Top shows the WHN logo and colored dots.
Bold headline: Every single person can help. Subtext: The CSA is accepting public comments until August 19. You can help make this a reality — by submitting your comment. A dark green button reads: “See caption for details.” Faint background shows a close-up of a CAN95 mask. Top shows the WHN logo and colored dots.
Bold headline: Every single person can help. Subtext: The CSA is accepting public comments until August 19. You can help make this a reality — by submitting your comment. A dark green button reads: “See caption for details.” Faint background shows a close-up of a CAN95 mask. Top shows the WHN logo and colored dots.
Headline in bold: If this CSA standard is finalized, it sets a critical precedent for other countries to follow. Followed by: It can shape global policy for decades on: • Clean air in healthcare • Pandemic preparedness • Protection of the most vulnerable Final sentence: This is about making healthcare safer — for everyone. Background includes a faded image of an N95-style respirator. The WHN logo and six colorful dots are at the top.
Headline in bold: If this CSA standard is finalized, it sets a critical precedent for other countries to follow. Followed by: It can shape global policy for decades on: • Clean air in healthcare • Pandemic preparedness • Protection of the most vulnerable Final sentence: This is about making healthcare safer — for everyone. Background includes a faded image of an N95-style respirator. The WHN logo and six colorful dots are at the top.
Headline in bold: If this CSA standard is finalized, it sets a critical precedent for other countries to follow. Followed by: It can shape global policy for decades on: • Clean air in healthcare • Pandemic preparedness • Protection of the most vulnerable Final sentence: This is about making healthcare safer — for everyone. Background includes a faded image of an N95-style respirator. The WHN logo and six colorful dots are at the top.
At the top, a green button reads: “Take Action.” Below it: Canada is on the verge of adopting a national standard for universal respirator use in healthcare. Subtext: For the first time, N95s would be expected for all healthcare workers, patients, and visitors — unless equally protective substitute measures are in place. Final paragraph: To our knowledge, this is the first national standard of its kind — anywhere in the world. In the background is a faint image of a CAN95 respirator. The WHN logo and a row of six colored dots appear at the top.
At the top, a green button reads: “Take Action.” Below it: Canada is on the verge of adopting a national standard for universal respirator use in healthcare. Subtext: For the first time, N95s would be expected for all healthcare workers, patients, and visitors — unless equally protective substitute measures are in place. Final paragraph: To our knowledge, this is the first national standard of its kind — anywhere in the world. In the background is a faint image of a CAN95 respirator. The WHN logo and a row of six colored dots appear at the top.
At the top, a green button reads: “Take Action.” Below it: Canada is on the verge of adopting a national standard for universal respirator use in healthcare. Subtext: For the first time, N95s would be expected for all healthcare workers, patients, and visitors — unless equally protective substitute measures are in place. Final paragraph: To our knowledge, this is the first national standard of its kind — anywhere in the world. In the background is a faint image of a CAN95 respirator. The WHN logo and a row of six colored dots appear at the top.
WHN
@whn@forall.social  ·  activity timestamp last month
datum (n=1)
@datum@zeroes.ca  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
datum (n=1)
@datum@zeroes.ca  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
Mediapart
@mediapart@mediapart.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
Strypey
@strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago
Anthony
@abucci@buc.ci  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago
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