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Techdirt
TechdirtSep 25, 2026
Promises Made, Promises Broken: RFK Jr. Keeps COVID Vaccines From Children
The velocity with which RFK Jr. continues to break the promises he made during his confirmation hearings is simply incredible. As we get further and further away from those hearings, which amazingly occurred only 21 months ago, we may lose sight of the assurances Kennedy gave directly to Congress about his plans if appointed to...
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Techdirt
TechdirtAug 11, 2026
Fauci’s Senate Hearing Shows How Conspiracy Theories Have Become Political Weapons
This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment and declined to answer questions from a Senate committee more than 100 times on July 29, 2026. The Republican-led hearing – convened to scrutinize Fauci’s management of the pandemic and the origins...
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brennan.day
brennan.dayApr 18, 2026
CLEAN AIR: Long COVID Is a Catastrophic Public Policy Failure
A follow-up looking at the real, systemic intervention for the Long COVID mass-disabiling event: Clean air. MERV 13 filters, the Corsi-Rosenthal Box, and the Zadroga Act we still have to write to climb the bureaucratic wall of disability denial, and what those of us with capacity owe to those who are too sick to fight for themselves.
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Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️Jan 19, 2026
The Pandemic Never Ended. We Only Pretend it Did
Six years into COVID-19, the world has moved on while the virus continues to disable millions. An examination of the ongoing pandemic, long COVID, and our collective failure to prevent a mass disabling event.
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brennan.day
brennan.dayJan 19, 2026
The Pandemic Never Ended. We Only Pretend it Did
Six years into COVID-19, the world has moved on while the virus continues to disable millions. An examination of the ongoing pandemic, long COVID, and our collective failure to prevent a mass disabling event.
Chronic IllnessMedical Ethics
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerAug 7, 2022
Just because some people can pretend COVID is over, doesn’t mean it actually is
“People are still dying of COVID and even more people are getting long COVID (which we’re seeing develop into myalgic encephalomyelitis for many long haulers, and trust me, you don’t want it). The CDC and Food and Drug Administration have mostly abdicated their responsibility to prevent infections, focusing only on serious illness and death, while ignoring long COVID and the impact of the virus on disabled people.”  #Covid [Link]
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerJul 27, 2022
The Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in Wuhan was the early epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic
“While there is insufficient evidence to define upstream events, and exact circumstances remain obscure, our analyses indicate that the emergence of SARS-CoV-2 occurred via the live wildlife trade in China, and show that the Huanan market was the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic.”  #Covid [Link]
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Barry Frost - Weeknotes
Barry Frost - WeeknotesFeb 6, 2022
🦠 Week 24 - Covid
Our family's Covid saga escalated as expected. It spread from one boy to the other, then to L and me. After two years of the pandemic without catching Covid I was hoping I'd escaped, but there's very little you can do when your own children are coughing in your face! We've thankf
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Barry Frost - Weeknotes
Barry Frost - WeeknotesJan 30, 2022
😷 Week 23 - Sickness
As I feared in last week's weeknotes, C was struck down with chicken pox this week. Poor boy has had little spots all over his body and head. His nightly bath now includes a sock filled with porridge oats to soothe him, which I'm assured by L is more than just an old wives' tale!
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Barry Frost - Weeknotes
Barry Frost - WeeknotesDec 5, 2021
😖 Week 15 - Ouch
The Omicron variant is on its way and could be serious. I'll continue being careful, avoiding crowds, wearing my mask on public transport and in shops. And I booked my booster jab for the earliest slot I could, six months after my second vaccination on New Year's Eve. The family
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerMar 13, 2021
Tech after Covid
Incredibly, we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Here in the US, everyone will be eligible for a vaccine from May, and projections suggest that a large portion of the population will be immune by the autumn. This is obviously great news for all of us. Clearly, we can expect the world to change. In some ways it’ll change back to how it was before: we’ll gather in groups, go to bars and restaurants, see our friends and family. Most of us will probably go back to commuting to our workpla
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