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Face mask warning as scientists find dangerous chemical exposure in some coverings https://www.msn.com/en-gb/lifestyle/style/face-mask-warning-as-scientists-find-dangerous-chemical-exposure-in-some-coverings/ar-BB1fdjvL?ocid=ASUDHP&li=AAnZ9Ug The implication is that the masks in question are...

Another list of the most common post-vaccination reactions for the AstraZeneca jab: https://www.msn.com/en-gb/health/medical/astrazeneca-vaccine-side-effects-the-10-most-frequently-reported-adverse-reactions/ar-BB1f2R9H?ocid=ASUDHP&li=AAnZ9Ug

Thanks. I was asking a while ago whether the eyes were still considered a vulnerable point, since the concentration seemed to have moved onto the airways.

Covid vaccine side effects: When the most common symptoms show after getting the jab, and how long they last...

Running a Google (or whatever) search on "site:ft.com" and "interim analysis" will probably bring it up, regardless.

Don't forget that there appear to be numerous reports of Abilify seeming to "stop working" after a few months, so increasing the dose may not have any effect - at least, not the intended one.

Another article on the number of housebound UK patients who still haven't received their Covid-19 jab: https://www.msn.com/en-gb/health/medical/scores-of-housebound-patients-have-not-yet-had-a-covid-19-vaccine-despite-many-being-high-priority/ar-BB1eJwLR?ocid=ASUDHP

A surprisingly in-depth article (assuming you can access all of it) from the Daily Mail on the rare blood clot (cerebral sinus vein thrombosis) which has been found in a few people who have had the AstraZeneca jab (with the usual caution relating to causation and correlation, of course)...

I thought it was okay, but then I'm not as aware of ME politics as some on this forum. For those in the UK, here's the link (it was on Channel 4): https://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-truth-about-long-covid-dispatches ME (sorry, CFS) was mentioned. Their definition of Long Covid is pretty...

AstraZeneca, "moderate to severe" patient (may need to be updated as she only had it a few days ago): Okay initially, got shivery overnight. Spent the next two days in bed feeling pretty wiped out. Slightly raised temperature. Noticeable red patch BELOW injection site. Seems to be improving...

The "What to expect" leaflet with which vaccinees (is there such a word?) are issued says: "Although feeling feverish is not uncommon for two to three days, a high temperature is unusual and may indicate you have COVID-19 or another infection. ... These symptoms normally last less than a...

Researchers identify inflammatory protein linked to severe Covid-19 https://www.msn.com/en-gb/health/medical/researchers-identify-inflammatory-protein-linked-to-severe-covid-19/ar-BB1esaVL?ocid=ASUDHP&li=BBoPWjQ

Am I imagining it, or was it dichloroacetate which was being mentioned on the BBC News the other night, possibly in conjunction with endometriosis? Edit: no, I wasn't: https://www.s4me.info/threads/article-bbc-endometriosis-how-new-treatment-changed-my-life-2021.19508/ Hmm ...

In that BBC programme on Covid-19 a few weeks ago presented by the van Tulleken twins, there was something, maybe just a single sentence, which seemed to imply that using convalescent plasma on patients might actually make things worse. I barely registered it at the time, and can't remember at...

Ooooh ... Somewhere on here I mentioned Nilaqua, which is another no-rinse shampoo. My caree uses it occasionally.

My definition of "stimulating" includes something which encourages/tempts you to be more physically active, BTW. She's taking it twice a week because it's "easier". If it really does last in the body for 75 hours or whatever it is, that must surely mean that she's effectively bobbing around...

I thought I'd posted a link to something saying that there seem to be more-marked reactions to the second Pfizer dose and to the first AstraZeneca one, but can't find it now, unless it's in the CDC link in #306.

Here's a reference to side-effects of (unspecified) Covid-19 vaccines (NB: it comes from the CDC, so is presumably US-oriented): https://www.msn.com/en-gb/health/medical/covid-vaccine-side-effects-cdc-warns-of-three-new-common-side-effects-to-be-aware-of/ar-BB1el5mi?ocid=ASUDHP&li=BBoPWjQ Also...

That's weird: I'd never heard that until tonight on the Dave Allen programme :)

There's more discussion of noise-cancelling headphones etc. here: https://www.s4me.info/threads/sound-sensitivity-new-quiet-washing-machines.19406/#post-329562