Director Australian Medical Assocn, Past Pres Aust Soc of Anaesthetists, & AMA WA. Columnist @WestAustralian. Posts = political. Like, RT ≠ E. _drajm_ threads
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ALT Newspaper article about memories.
ALT "Air pollution is the second leading cause of human death worldwide ...," attributed to Kimberly Prather and Kelley Barsanti, displayed on a red background.
ALT Research in context panel for "Pharmacokinetics and safety of once-yearly lenacapavir: a phase 1, open-label study". Copyright: 2025 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
ALT 5 Years later, Covid still Harms T cells Anthony J Leonardi, MBBS, PhD Mar 06, 2025 Together, these studies demonstrate that COVID-19 harms T cells in multiple ways: it depletes naive T cells, impairs CD8+ T cell functionality, and drives chronic exhaustion and dysregulation, particularly in long COVID. These effects persist beyond the acute phase of infection and differ from the transient T cell changes seen with many other viruses contrary to the claim that "COVID does not harm T cells."
ALT Newspaper article Swimming against the tide.
ALT Analysis / Health Long COVID is becoming a serious social and economic issue for Australia Addressing this health challenge is vital to getting many people back participating fully in their lives. Jason Murphy Dec 02, 2024
ALT Screenshot of an article published yesterday at Nature Medicine that reads: Cognitive deficits after COVID-19 associated with brain injury biomarkers and volume loss. Behind the paper: Research questions about the effect of COVID-19 on the brain were formulated early in the pandemic and focused on acute brain inflammation, infarction, demyelination and psychiatric complications. However, it rapidly became apparent that many patients were describing lasting cognitive impairment. The research focus rapidly realigned to address to what extent these subjective complaints could be confirmed by objective measurement and whether neurobiological evidence existed on brain imaging and injury biomarkers.
ALT Newspaper article ‘they grow up so quickly’
