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Dr. Lucky Tran@luckytran.bsky.social |
However, the CDC continues to go out of its way to stigmatize masks, not listing it in its core prevention strategies for respiratory viruses, and calling it an “additional” prevention strategy instead.
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Chris Brennan
@chris-brennan.bsky.social
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"Treatment" after you've already gotten COVID is a "core prevention strategy" and masking is not. These people are morons and they think we are too.
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MariaQ 💙🦻🏻
@mariaq.bsky.social
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Also, “treatment” and “staying home to prevent spread” (with the illustration depicting someone with a fever I guess?) are not “Prevention Strategies”!! 🤦🏻♀️
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Heidi McDonald
@hmcd.bsky.social
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Yup. Fuck the disabled and the elderly. That’s the policy.
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Jake Cob
@jakobpunkt.bsky.social
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Putting handwashing in core and masks in additional is perverse
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@dragonlordfreya.bsky.social
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And how many places are taking serious steps to filter and dilute their air? Very few from my observations
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Robin Heinen
@robinheinennl.bsky.social
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Happy to see the steps for cleaner air in there though. But hygiene and masks have certainly been swapped.
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MikeOdnad
@mikeodnad.bsky.social
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JFC 😡
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allison steele, organic human person
@trulyaliem.bsky.social
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isn't treatment... not a kind of prevention?
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eric
@ericgerhardt.com
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To still be putting hand-washing front and center, for a respiratory virus, while relegating masking to a by-the-way additional strategy, is certainly a choice.
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