Dhariana Lozano  NYC Social Media Consultant @DhariLo

I help women create intentional social media strategies that bring leads & sales faster than ever before 💰 New Instagram Bootcamp ➡️ https://t.co/HRqhdYQ70j dharilo.com New York Joined February 2009

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Dhariana Lozano  NYC Social Media Consultant @DhariLo

2 hours ago

@cjs3872 @CovidDataReport Where do you see those case numbers? I’d love to keep checking them

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Data Report @CovidDataReport

a day ago

Covid is different for everyone. Some get it and are fine in a few days others get it and never fully recover with new health issues and expensive medical bills. Please If you had Covid and ended up ok do not be disrespectful to those who never recovered and now have Long Covid.

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Hillcrest Card Company 🔥🍉🇨🇺🏳️‍⚧️🇻🇪🔥 @HillcrestCardCo

14 hours ago

There's an app called "Nearby Glasses" that will help you identify the predators and stalkers who are using these.

David Woodland @davidsven

2 days ago

Today we’ve expanded our AI glasses portfolio with 26 more styles and colors. Meta Glasses available today, starting at $299.

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Dhariana Lozano  NYC Social Media Consultant @DhariLo

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@DrPops3 @michael_hoerger @karenaspwriter 😂 yes!

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Nan Ransohoff @nanransohoff

18 hours ago

Today we're launching Intercept: a $500M philanthropic initiative to make respiratory infections, like the common cold and flu, a thing of the past. We treat respiratory infections as a minor nuisance, but that’s really not the case. Most of us will spend 5% of our lives (!) sick from these viruses, they kill 1M people a year, cost $600B annually in productivity, and periodically threaten civilization through pandemics. So, if they’re such a big problem, why haven’t we dealt with them yet? Last year we convened ~40 leading scientists, pharma R&D leaders, biotech investors, and regulatory experts to better understand that. We heard two main reasons: (1) First, it’s just technically very challenging: respiratory viruses represent hundreds of distinct, mutating strains across several families. Fortunately, recent breakthroughs make this newly possible. (2) Second is a lack of funding: broad-spectrum solutions have historically been underfunded, in part because they’re not a great fit for most philanthropic or commercial funding (and while COVID generated a burst of activity around preventing and understanding respiratory infections through an influx of new funding, that hasn't been sustained). We think that with enough focus and funding, this might be solvable. Intercept is a $500 million philanthropic initiative that will take advantage of new tools to catalyze the development and deployment of two types of products: broad-spectrum preventatives and air cleaning technologies. This problem is undoubtedly difficult. But it’s more tractable now than it’s ever been. We think we should give it our best shot. We’re enormously grateful to our anchor funders: @stripe, @AnthropicAI, @TheFluLab, @FoundationOAI and individuals from Jane Street. And, I’m very excited to be building this with @incredutility and the rest of the team.

Nan Ransohoff @nanransohoff

18 hours ago

interceptfund.substack.com/p/ending-respi…

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Conor Browne @brownecfm

3 weeks ago

'...many patients with long COVID are already receiving care but are not being recognized as having the condition'. Exactly. I know so many people with Long Covid who don't know they have Long Covid, but they do know they developed a new condition after acute Covid-19.

CIDRAP @CIDRAP

3 weeks ago

New study: Long COVID may affect 1️⃣ in 6 infected patients. That number is far higher than official estimates. Read more on the findings: ow.ly/qmfb50Z6gPj

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Briana Mills, LMFT ♿️🏳️‍🌈🍉 @theBrianaMills

4 weeks ago

Many people have this unrealistic expectation that once you become disabled, you’ll automatically be supported by government, friends, family, and neighbors. Sadly, once you become disabled, it’s common most will abandon you. If you have a lot of social support, you’re lucky.

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𐌁𐌉Ᏽ 𐌕𐌉𐌌𐌉 @OrevaZSN

3 weeks ago

“How did we go from paper straws to data centres?” Because no one listened to the environmentalists who said unchecked corporate pollution was the bigger issue.

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Barry Hunt @BarryHunt008

4 weeks ago

Dear @WHO This is on you 😢😢😢 @WHOAFRO

Declan Walsh @declanwalsh

4 weeks ago

I traveled with @ArletteBashizi to Mongbwalu, the gold mining town at the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak that is sweeping northeastern Congo. This is what we found. nytimes.com/2026/05/30/wor…

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Mike Hoerger, PhD MSCR MBA @michael_hoerger

a month ago

Social Media Only: Here is a new sneak peek of the PMC COVlD Hot Spot Map. Do you think a version of our Hot Spot Map would be helpful to people seeking to avoid COVID? ⚡️🧵QUICK THREAD: 1 of 3

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Lyme Disease Biobank @LymeBiobank

a month ago

Friendly reminder: with tick-activity at an all-time high - remember that Lyme rashes don't usually look like bulls-eyes. They are more likely to be red/pink all over. Check out pics from participants who volunteered for our biobank. 👇

Lyme Disease Biobank @LymeBiobank

3 years ago

Did you know #Lyme rashes rarely look like a bulls-eye with central clearing (right pic)? Most of the rashes from the biobank are red or pink all over (left pic). Don't let anyone tell you it's not Lyme if there isn't a bulls-eye! #LymeDiseaseAwareness #Ticks

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Jenn🇨🇦 @Darkangel75

a month ago

If you are a healthcare worker and continue to mask, thank you. Thank you for following the science. Thank you for caring about your patients. Thank you for taking care of yourself.

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Supriya Sahu IAS @supriyasahuias

a month ago

Show this to your children. They deserve to know that there once existed magical forests lit by fireflies, purple frogs that emerged with the rains, slender lorises watching silently from the night canopy, vultures circling wild skies, dugongs grazing seagrass meadows, striped hyenas walking forgotten scrublands, turtles blessing our shores, Raptors soaring high, Amur Falcons crossing oceans without rest for days, and Nilgiri Tahrs ruling mountain escarpments like a kingdom above the clouds. Perhaps we are the last generation to witness many of these wonders in the wild. The Earth is losing biodiversity at a pace never seen before and with every disappearance, something ancient, irreplaceable and deeply alive fades away forever. Biodiversity is Earth’s heartbeat. The moment it begins to fade, the planet will slowly forget how to breathe. If we want a future, we must help the Earth breathe again. We already know what to do. Let’s do it. Protect. Conserve. Cherish. Happy #BiodiversityDay @UNBiodiversity #LocalAction #KMGBF #IDB2026 #ForNature

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Dhariana Lozano  NYC Social Media Consultant @DhariLo

a month ago

@Ask_Spectrum DM Sent

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Dhariana Lozano  NYC Social Media Consultant @DhariLo

a month ago

@Ask_Spectrum What is happening with your service?? It's cutting in and out for days which is making it impossible to get work done. Ridiculous! And you have the area I'm in in a chokehold. Fix it ASAP or do this work at night! @GetSpectrum

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Danielle Beckman @DaniBeckman

a month ago

People who tested positive for #COVID have a higher risk of being diagnosed with other infections in the following months. This has been shown for years and hundreds of publications in the topic. Covid has an impact on the immune system we still don't fully understand.

Daily Mail @DailyMail

a month ago

Why Covid could be to blame for the rise in deadly meningitis, according to scientists - and the early symptoms of the disease that patients must act on trib.al/XW4xOX8

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Mike Hoerger, PhD MSCR MBA @michael_hoerger

2 months ago

The CDC says to wear an "N95 respirator or higher" against Andes virus. It's #airborne.

Mike Hoerger, PhD MSCR MBA @michael_hoerger

2 months ago

The WHO spread the myth that "COVID-19 is NOT airborne." Zoom in on their current Tweet. The CDC says to use "N95 respirators or higher" to prevent possible airborne transmission. Some workers are wearing baggy procedure masks *NOT* designed for airborne.

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En(during COVID) @DEC0L0NIZE

2 months ago

covid is oncogenic, cancer causing.

Kyle Kushblasta @SkinnyTuna

2 months ago

guys why are young otherwise healthy people dying of colon cancer

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Mike Hoerger, PhD MSCR MBA @michael_hoerger

2 months ago

Is COVlD going away or... Are we about to get slammed by the BA.3.2 variant? 🔥🔥🔥

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Eric Feigl-Ding @DrEricDing

3 months ago

A new COVID variant BA32 nicknamed “Cicada” has a lot of new worrisome mutations. It’s been rising in relative prevalence and may cause disruption in the future. Given it’s currently not cold/flu season, if you have symptoms—you should test for COVID/flu.

World Health Network @TheWHN

3 months ago

🚨 A new COVID variant, BA.3.2 ("Cicada"), has been detected in the U.S. and internationally. With 50+ spike mutations relative to BA.3, significant immune evasion is expected. Continued precautions matter. How to protect yourself and others: - Improve indoor air quality