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  1. En la #escuela de nuestros #hijos apareció una #editorial digital y física con #invitaciones #familiares para el #cine, así que acá estamos...
    En la #entrada te cuentan su #propuesta de #bibliografía con realidad aumentada... Y me acordaba de estas #aplicaciones... En un momento fueron la #novedad y luego la verdad que no las usé nunca más... Como #docente había #capacitaciones donde las ponían como #recursos a probar etc... En qué año fue? Antes de la #pandemia?

    Pero bueno, que #aplicación, o #aplicaciones, para hacer cosas con #realidadaumentada recomiendan?
    #recomendaciones
    #taggingtendencies

  2. En la #escuela de nuestros #hijos apareció una #editorial digital y física con #invitaciones #familiares para el #cine, así que acá estamos...
    En la #entrada te cuentan su #propuesta de #bibliografía con realidad aumentada... Y me acordaba de estas #aplicaciones... En un momento fueron la #novedad y luego la verdad que no las usé nunca más... Como #docente había #capacitaciones donde las ponían como #recursos a probar etc... En qué año fue? Antes de la #pandemia?

    Pero bueno, que #aplicación, o #aplicaciones, para hacer cosas con #realidadaumentada recomiendan?
    #recomendaciones
    #taggingtendencies

  3. En la #escuela de nuestros #hijos apareció una #editorial digital y física con #invitaciones #familiares para el #cine, así que acá estamos...
    En la #entrada te cuentan su #propuesta de #bibliografía con realidad aumentada... Y me acordaba de estas #aplicaciones... En un momento fueron la #novedad y luego la verdad que no las usé nunca más... Como #docente había #capacitaciones donde las ponían como #recursos a probar etc... En qué año fue? Antes de la #pandemia?

    Pero bueno, que #aplicación, o #aplicaciones, para hacer cosas con #realidadaumentada recomiendan?
    #recomendaciones
    #taggingtendencies

  4. En la #escuela de nuestros #hijos apareció una #editorial digital y física con #invitaciones #familiares para el #cine, así que acá estamos...
    En la #entrada te cuentan su #propuesta de #bibliografía con realidad aumentada... Y me acordaba de estas #aplicaciones... En un momento fueron la #novedad y luego la verdad que no las usé nunca más... Como #docente había #capacitaciones donde las ponían como #recursos a probar etc... En qué año fue? Antes de la #pandemia?

    Pero bueno, que #aplicación, o #aplicaciones, para hacer cosas con #realidadaumentada recomiendan?
    #recomendaciones
    #taggingtendencies

  5. En la #escuela de nuestros #hijos apareció una #editorial digital y física con #invitaciones #familiares para el #cine, así que acá estamos...
    En la #entrada te cuentan su #propuesta de #bibliografía con realidad aumentada... Y me acordaba de estas #aplicaciones... En un momento fueron la #novedad y luego la verdad que no las usé nunca más... Como #docente había #capacitaciones donde las ponían como #recursos a probar etc... En qué año fue? Antes de la #pandemia?

    Pero bueno, que #aplicación, o #aplicaciones, para hacer cosas con #realidadaumentada recomiendan?
    #recomendaciones
    #taggingtendencies

  6. On the Andes Virus outbreak, here's what seems to be known at this point:

    There is an "International Hantavirus Society" that studies hantaviruses. The variant we are concerned with is called the "Andes" variant, and unlike other hantaviruses, this one can spread person-to-person.

    Before this variant, a person could only get sick by throwing into the air the dust from rodent poop - by sweeping up a dusty barn with a broom, for instance, or cleaning a basement, or disturbing any dark corner where mouse or rat poop accumulated - and in the process inhaling virus particles thrown into the air and become airborne, able to enter the nasal passage and lungs. Or by touching dirty cleaning equipment, rags, or floors, getting the virus on the hands or face, or tracking it into the house on shoes, etc.

    This Andes variant is different. You catch this variant from a person. It is airborne, aerosolized - it hangs and floats through the air like measles, chickenpox, flu, or covid. And you catch it the same way you catch a cold, or flu, or covid: an infected person exhales, and you then inhale their infected air.

    Most of what's known about the Andes virus is from a 2018 outbreak in Patagonia (hence the name "Andes") which led to 34 cases and 11 deaths. The International Hantavirus Society issued an important statement on May 8th, referencing that outbreak, making these points:
    • The precise timing of infectiousness remains incompletely defined.
    • Infected persons may be infectious/contagious before symptoms develop.
    • The 2018 outbreak had an R0 of 2.1 before strict quarantine measures were enforced (this is similar to Ebola. Measles, in contrast, has an R0 of 12-18, smallpox and polio R0 of 5-7)
    • Multiple person-to-person transmissions occurred without close contact
    • "On the basis of both the epidemiologic and genomic investigations of person-to-person transmission events, it appears that inhalation of aerosolized virions appear to have been the routes of infection."
    • Symptoms can appear up to eight weeks after exposure to an infectious person.
    • Initial symptoms are often mild and flu-like in the early stage. An infected person is *most* infectious during this early stage.
    • Following the "Superspreader Study" (the study of the 2018 outbreak) the UK classified the Andes Virus as an "Airborne High Consequence Infectious Disease" (HCID).
    • Current hantavirus tests can detect the viral RNA in a *symptomatic patient only,* beginning on the first day of symptoms. Tests will not detect the infection before symptoms appear, meaning that a person infected with hantavirus will test negative for the entire duration of the incubation period - possibly eight weeks - until symptom onset. This is important. The International Hantavirus Society emphasized: “A negative PCR result early after exposure should therefore NOT be interpreted as excluding later infection.”

    It looks like 176 people were on board the ship, including passengers and crew, from 29 countries. Thirty people disembarked in St. Helena on 24 April, when the ship stopped to transport to hospital the sickened wife of her husband who had died 13 days earlier. Two days later this woman died. She was symptomatic and most certainly infectious for several days at least, before leaving the ship. It is unknown who may have been infected by her, and may now be incubating the virus. The wave of cases that have so far emerged are likely from contact with her husband who died on 11 April. Given the incubation period is typically 2-8 weeks, we probably haven’t even seen the start of cases from those who came into contact with his wife. Symptoms may not emerge until mid-June.

    The 146 people who remained on the ship have since returned to their home countries. Once home they will be subject to their own country's protocols.

    #AndesVirus #Hantavirus #Pandemia

    "We're now at 10 confirmed cased from the ship, which aligns with the prior outbreak dynamics: one person infecting many, no close contact required."
    removepaywalls.com/https://www

    Links to sources and more:

    zenodo.org/records/20075274

    nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM

    who.int/emergencies/disease-ou

    edition.cnn.com/2026/05/08/hea

    gov.uk/guidance/high-consequen

    gov.uk/guidance/andes-hantavir

    itv.com/news/2026-05-07/passen

    cdc.gov/media/releases/2026/20

    bbc.com/news/live/cy592qeq071t

    archive.ph/uImkH

    who.int/emergencies/disease-ou

    reuters.com/business/healthcar

    thelancet.com/journals/laninf/

    how it's going (potentially infected travelers working to spread it worldwide)

    metro.co.uk/2026/05/13/hantavi

    jacquelinesweet.substack.com/p

    blog roundups

    patreon.com/posts/hantavirus-c

    tactnowinfo.substack.com/p/and

    lilscience.substack.com/p/the-

    patreon.com/posts/hantavirus-o

    about misinfo
    mediamatters.org/coronavirus-c

  7. On the Andes Virus outbreak, here's what seems to be known at this point:

    There is an "International Hantavirus Society" that studies hantaviruses. The variant we are concerned with is called the "Andes" variant, and unlike other hantaviruses, this one can spread person-to-person.

    Before this variant, a person could only get sick by throwing into the air the dust from rodent poop - by sweeping up a dusty barn with a broom, for instance, or cleaning a basement, or disturbing any dark corner where mouse or rat poop accumulated - and in the process inhaling virus particles thrown into the air and become airborne, able to enter the nasal passage and lungs. Or by touching dirty cleaning equipment, rags, or floors, getting the virus on the hands or face, or tracking it into the house on shoes, etc.

    This Andes variant is different. You catch this variant from a person. It is airborne, aerosolized - it hangs and floats through the air like measles, chickenpox, flu, or covid. And you catch it the same way you catch a cold, or flu, or covid: an infected person exhales, and you then inhale their infected air.

    Most of what's known about the Andes virus is from a 2018 outbreak in Patagonia (hence the name "Andes") which led to 34 cases and 11 deaths. The International Hantavirus Society issued an important statement on May 8th, referencing that outbreak, making these points:
    • The precise timing of infectiousness remains incompletely defined.
    • Infected persons may be infectious/contagious before symptoms develop.
    • The 2018 outbreak had an R0 of 2.1 before strict quarantine measures were enforced (this is similar to Ebola. Measles, in contrast, has an R0 of 12-18, smallpox and polio R0 of 5-7)
    • Multiple person-to-person transmissions occurred without close contact
    • "On the basis of both the epidemiologic and genomic investigations of person-to-person transmission events, it appears that inhalation of aerosolized virions appear to have been the routes of infection."
    • Symptoms can appear up to eight weeks after exposure to an infectious person.
    • Initial symptoms are often mild and flu-like in the early stage. An infected person is *most* infectious during this early stage.
    • Following the "Superspreader Study" (the study of the 2018 outbreak) the UK classified the Andes Virus as an "Airborne High Consequence Infectious Disease" (HCID).
    • Current hantavirus tests can detect the viral RNA in a *symptomatic patient only,* beginning on the first day of symptoms. Tests will not detect the infection before symptoms appear, meaning that a person infected with hantavirus will test negative for the entire duration of the incubation period - possibly eight weeks - until symptom onset. This is important. The International Hantavirus Society emphasized: “A negative PCR result early after exposure should therefore NOT be interpreted as excluding later infection.”

    It looks like 176 people were on board the ship, including passengers and crew, from 29 countries. Thirty people disembarked in St. Helena on 24 April, when the ship stopped to transport to hospital the sickened wife of her husband who had died 13 days earlier. Two days later this woman died. She was symptomatic and most certainly infectious for several days at least, before leaving the ship. It is unknown who may have been infected by her, and may now be incubating the virus. The wave of cases that have so far emerged are likely from contact with her husband who died on 11 April. Given the incubation period is typically 2-8 weeks, we probably haven’t even seen the start of cases from those who came into contact with his wife. Symptoms may not emerge until mid-June.

    The 146 people who remained on the ship have since returned to their home countries. Once home they will be subject to their own country's protocols.

    #AndesVirus #Hantavirus #Pandemia

    "We're now at 10 confirmed cased from the ship, which aligns with the prior outbreak dynamics: one person infecting many, no close contact required."
    removepaywalls.com/https://www

    Links to sources and more:

    zenodo.org/records/20075274

    nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM

    who.int/emergencies/disease-ou

    edition.cnn.com/2026/05/08/hea

    gov.uk/guidance/high-consequen

    gov.uk/guidance/andes-hantavir

    itv.com/news/2026-05-07/passen

    cdc.gov/media/releases/2026/20

    bbc.com/news/live/cy592qeq071t

    archive.ph/uImkH

    who.int/emergencies/disease-ou

    reuters.com/business/healthcar

    thelancet.com/journals/laninf/

    how it's going (potentially infected travelers working to spread it worldwide)

    metro.co.uk/2026/05/13/hantavi

    jacquelinesweet.substack.com/p

    blog roundups

    patreon.com/posts/hantavirus-c

    tactnowinfo.substack.com/p/and

    lilscience.substack.com/p/the-

    patreon.com/posts/hantavirus-o

    about misinfo
    mediamatters.org/coronavirus-c

  8. On the Andes Virus outbreak, here's what seems to be known at this point:

    There is an "International Hantavirus Society" that studies hantaviruses. The variant we are concerned with is called the "Andes" variant, and unlike other hantaviruses, this one can spread person-to-person.

    Before this variant, a person could only get sick by throwing into the air the dust from rodent poop - by sweeping up a dusty barn with a broom, for instance, or cleaning a basement, or disturbing any dark corner where mouse or rat poop accumulated - and in the process inhaling virus particles thrown into the air and become airborne, able to enter the nasal passage and lungs. Or by touching dirty cleaning equipment, rags, or floors, getting the virus on the hands or face, or tracking it into the house on shoes, etc.

    This Andes variant is different. You catch this variant from a person. It is airborne, aerosolized - it hangs and floats through the air like measles, chickenpox, flu, or covid. And you catch it the same way you catch a cold, or flu, or covid: an infected person exhales, and you then inhale their infected air.

    Most of what's known about the Andes virus is from a 2018 outbreak in Patagonia (hence the name "Andes") which led to 34 cases and 11 deaths. The International Hantavirus Society issued an important statement on May 8th, referencing that outbreak, making these points:
    • The precise timing of infectiousness remains incompletely defined.
    • Infected persons may be infectious/contagious before symptoms develop.
    • The 2018 outbreak had an R0 of 2.1 before strict quarantine measures were enforced (this is similar to Ebola. Measles, in contrast, has an R0 of 12-18, smallpox and polio R0 of 5-7)
    • Multiple person-to-person transmissions occurred without close contact
    • "On the basis of both the epidemiologic and genomic investigations of person-to-person transmission events, it appears that inhalation of aerosolized virions appear to have been the routes of infection."
    • Symptoms can appear up to eight weeks after exposure to an infectious person.
    • Initial symptoms are often mild and flu-like in the early stage. An infected person is *most* infectious during this early stage.
    • Following the "Superspreader Study" (the study of the 2018 outbreak) the UK classified the Andes Virus as an "Airborne High Consequence Infectious Disease" (HCID).
    • Current hantavirus tests can detect the viral RNA in a *symptomatic patient only,* beginning on the first day of symptoms. Tests will not detect the infection before symptoms appear, meaning that a person infected with hantavirus will test negative for the entire duration of the incubation period - possibly eight weeks - until symptom onset. This is important. The International Hantavirus Society emphasized: “A negative PCR result early after exposure should therefore NOT be interpreted as excluding later infection.”

    It looks like 176 people were on board the ship, including passengers and crew, from 29 countries. Thirty people disembarked in St. Helena on 24 April, when the ship stopped to transport to hospital the sickened wife of her husband who had died 13 days earlier. Two days later this woman died. She was symptomatic and most certainly infectious for several days at least, before leaving the ship. It is unknown who may have been infected by her, and may now be incubating the virus. The wave of cases that have so far emerged are likely from contact with her husband who died on 11 April. Given the incubation period is typically 2-8 weeks, we probably haven’t even seen the start of cases from those who came into contact with his wife. Symptoms may not emerge until mid-June.

    The 146 people who remained on the ship have since returned to their home countries. Once home they will be subject to their own country's protocols.

    #AndesVirus #Hantavirus #Pandemia

    "We're now at 10 confirmed cased from the ship, which aligns with the prior outbreak dynamics: one person infecting many, no close contact required."
    removepaywalls.com/https://www

    Links to sources and more:

    zenodo.org/records/20075274

    nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM

    who.int/emergencies/disease-ou

    edition.cnn.com/2026/05/08/hea

    gov.uk/guidance/high-consequen

    gov.uk/guidance/andes-hantavir

    itv.com/news/2026-05-07/passen

    cdc.gov/media/releases/2026/20

    bbc.com/news/live/cy592qeq071t

    archive.ph/uImkH

    who.int/emergencies/disease-ou

    reuters.com/business/healthcar

    thelancet.com/journals/laninf/

    how it's going (potentially infected travelers working to spread it worldwide)

    metro.co.uk/2026/05/13/hantavi

    jacquelinesweet.substack.com/p

    blog roundups

    patreon.com/posts/hantavirus-c

    tactnowinfo.substack.com/p/and

    lilscience.substack.com/p/the-

    patreon.com/posts/hantavirus-o

    about misinfo
    mediamatters.org/coronavirus-c

  9. On the Andes Virus outbreak, here's what seems to be known at this point:

    There is an "International Hantavirus Society" that studies hantaviruses. The variant we are concerned with is called the "Andes" variant, and unlike other hantaviruses, this one can spread person-to-person.

    Before this variant, a person could only get sick by throwing into the air the dust from rodent poop - by sweeping up a dusty barn with a broom, for instance, or cleaning a basement, or disturbing any dark corner where mouse or rat poop accumulated - and in the process inhaling virus particles thrown into the air and become airborne, able to enter the nasal passage and lungs. Or by touching dirty cleaning equipment, rags, or floors, getting the virus on the hands or face, or tracking it into the house on shoes, etc.

    This Andes variant is different. You catch this variant from a person. It is airborne, aerosolized - it hangs and floats through the air like measles, chickenpox, flu, or covid. And you catch it the same way you catch a cold, or flu, or covid: an infected person exhales, and you then inhale their infected air.

    Most of what's known about the Andes virus is from a 2018 outbreak in Patagonia (hence the name "Andes") which led to 34 cases and 11 deaths. The International Hantavirus Society issued an important statement on May 8th, referencing that outbreak, making these points:
    • The precise timing of infectiousness remains incompletely defined.
    • Infected persons may be infectious/contagious before symptoms develop.
    • The 2018 outbreak had an R0 of 2.1 before strict quarantine measures were enforced (this is similar to Ebola. Measles, in contrast, has an R0 of 12-18, smallpox and polio R0 of 5-7)
    • Multiple person-to-person transmissions occurred without close contact
    • "On the basis of both the epidemiologic and genomic investigations of person-to-person transmission events, it appears that inhalation of aerosolized virions appear to have been the routes of infection."
    • Symptoms can appear up to eight weeks after exposure to an infectious person.
    • Initial symptoms are often mild and flu-like in the early stage. An infected person is *most* infectious during this early stage.
    • Following the "Superspreader Study" (the study of the 2018 outbreak) the UK classified the Andes Virus as an "Airborne High Consequence Infectious Disease" (HCID).
    • Current hantavirus tests can detect the viral RNA in a *symptomatic patient only,* beginning on the first day of symptoms. Tests will not detect the infection before symptoms appear, meaning that a person infected with hantavirus will test negative for the entire duration of the incubation period - possibly eight weeks - until symptom onset. This is important. The International Hantavirus Society emphasized: “A negative PCR result early after exposure should therefore NOT be interpreted as excluding later infection.”

    It looks like 176 people were on board the ship, including passengers and crew, from 29 countries. Thirty people disembarked in St. Helena on 24 April, when the ship stopped to transport to hospital the sickened wife of her husband who had died 13 days earlier. Two days later this woman died. She was symptomatic and most certainly infectious for several days at least, before leaving the ship. It is unknown who may have been infected by her, and may now be incubating the virus. The wave of cases that have so far emerged are likely from contact with her husband who died on 11 April. Given the incubation period is typically 2-8 weeks, we probably haven’t even seen the start of cases from those who came into contact with his wife. Symptoms may not emerge until mid-June.

    The 146 people who remained on the ship have since returned to their home countries. Once home they will be subject to their own country's protocols.

    #AndesVirus #Hantavirus #Pandemia

    "We're now at 10 confirmed cased from the ship, which aligns with the prior outbreak dynamics: one person infecting many, no close contact required."
    removepaywalls.com/https://www

    Links to sources and more:

    zenodo.org/records/20075274

    nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM

    who.int/emergencies/disease-ou

    edition.cnn.com/2026/05/08/hea

    gov.uk/guidance/high-consequen

    gov.uk/guidance/andes-hantavir

    itv.com/news/2026-05-07/passen

    cdc.gov/media/releases/2026/20

    bbc.com/news/live/cy592qeq071t

    archive.ph/uImkH

    who.int/emergencies/disease-ou

    reuters.com/business/healthcar

    thelancet.com/journals/laninf/

    how it's going (potentially infected travelers working to spread it worldwide)

    metro.co.uk/2026/05/13/hantavi

    jacquelinesweet.substack.com/p

    blog roundups

    patreon.com/posts/hantavirus-c

    tactnowinfo.substack.com/p/and

    lilscience.substack.com/p/the-

    patreon.com/posts/hantavirus-o

    about misinfo
    mediamatters.org/coronavirus-c

  10. On the Andes Virus outbreak, here's what seems to be known at this point:

    There is an "International Hantavirus Society" that studies hantaviruses. The variant we are concerned with is called the "Andes" variant, and unlike other hantaviruses, this one can spread person-to-person.

    Before this variant, a person could only get sick by throwing into the air the dust from rodent poop - by sweeping up a dusty barn with a broom, for instance, or cleaning a basement, or disturbing any dark corner where mouse or rat poop accumulated - and in the process inhaling virus particles thrown into the air and become airborne, able to enter the nasal passage and lungs. Or by touching dirty cleaning equipment, rags, or floors, getting the virus on the hands or face, or tracking it into the house on shoes, etc.

    This Andes variant is different. You catch this variant from a person. It is airborne, aerosolized - it hangs and floats through the air like measles, chickenpox, flu, or covid. And you catch it the same way you catch a cold, or flu, or covid: an infected person exhales, and you then inhale their infected air.

    Most of what's known about the Andes virus is from a 2018 outbreak in Patagonia (hence the name "Andes") which led to 34 cases and 11 deaths. The International Hantavirus Society issued an important statement on May 8th, referencing that outbreak, making these points:
    • The precise timing of infectiousness remains incompletely defined.
    • Infected persons may be infectious/contagious before symptoms develop.
    • The 2018 outbreak had an R0 of 2.1 before strict quarantine measures were enforced (this is similar to Ebola. Measles, in contrast, has an R0 of 12-18, smallpox and polio R0 of 5-7)
    • Multiple person-to-person transmissions occurred without close contact
    • "On the basis of both the epidemiologic and genomic investigations of person-to-person transmission events, it appears that inhalation of aerosolized virions appear to have been the routes of infection."
    • Symptoms can appear up to eight weeks after exposure to an infectious person.
    • Initial symptoms are often mild and flu-like in the early stage. An infected person is *most* infectious during this early stage.
    • Following the "Superspreader Study" (the study of the 2018 outbreak) the UK classified the Andes Virus as an "Airborne High Consequence Infectious Disease" (HCID).
    • Current hantavirus tests can detect the viral RNA in a *symptomatic patient only,* beginning on the first day of symptoms. Tests will not detect the infection before symptoms appear, meaning that a person infected with hantavirus will test negative for the entire duration of the incubation period - possibly eight weeks - until symptom onset. This is important. The International Hantavirus Society emphasized: “A negative PCR result early after exposure should therefore NOT be interpreted as excluding later infection.”

    It looks like 176 people were on board the ship, including passengers and crew, from 29 countries. Thirty people disembarked in St. Helena on 24 April, when the ship stopped to transport to hospital the sickened wife of her husband who had died 13 days earlier. Two days later this woman died. She was symptomatic and most certainly infectious for several days at least, before leaving the ship. It is unknown who may have been infected by her, and may now be incubating the virus. The wave of cases that have so far emerged are likely from contact with her husband who died on 11 April. Given the incubation period is typically 2-8 weeks, we probably haven’t even seen the start of cases from those who came into contact with his wife. Symptoms may not emerge until mid-June.

    The 146 people who remained on the ship have since returned to their home countries. Once home they will be subject to their own country's protocols.

    #AndesVirus #Hantavirus #Pandemia

    "We're now at 10 confirmed cased from the ship, which aligns with the prior outbreak dynamics: one person infecting many, no close contact required."
    removepaywalls.com/https://www

    Links to sources and more:

    zenodo.org/records/20075274

    nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM

    who.int/emergencies/disease-ou

    edition.cnn.com/2026/05/08/hea

    gov.uk/guidance/high-consequen

    gov.uk/guidance/andes-hantavir

    itv.com/news/2026-05-07/passen

    cdc.gov/media/releases/2026/20

    bbc.com/news/live/cy592qeq071t

    archive.ph/uImkH

    who.int/emergencies/disease-ou

    reuters.com/business/healthcar

    thelancet.com/journals/laninf/

    how it's going (potentially infected travelers working to spread it worldwide)

    metro.co.uk/2026/05/13/hantavi

    jacquelinesweet.substack.com/p

    blog roundups

    patreon.com/posts/hantavirus-c

    tactnowinfo.substack.com/p/and

    lilscience.substack.com/p/the-

    patreon.com/posts/hantavirus-o

    about misinfo
    mediamatters.org/coronavirus-c

  11. Ykkösaamussa keskustellaan parhaillaan tästä #Nipah-viruksesta otsakkeella "Onko tämä seuraava #korona?"

    Olli Vapalahti onneksi sanoi, että tuskin on.

    Mutta kyseessä on hyvin vakava ja kuollettava tauti, jota Intiassa on - ilmeisimmin taas - rypäksiä.

    #zoonoosi #zoonoosit #virus #virukset #Intia #lepakko #lepakot #pandemia #epidemia #sairaus #sairastaminen #tauti #NipahVirus #NiV

    who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/

  12. #9Marzo #2020: inizia il #lockdown contro il diffondersi del #Covid19. A 5 anni da questo evento senza precedenti proponiamo da #LCdM uno studio sulla lingua della #comicità #televisiva in tempo di #pandemia e in particolare della #trasmissione #FratellidiCrozza. Gli spunti offerti dall'attualità e l'assenza del pubblico in sala hanno influenzato le scelte lessicali di #Crozza e cambiato le sue strategie comiche allo scopo di sopperire alla mancanza della quarta parete 🔽

    riviste.unimi.it/index.php/LCd

  13. Opowiadania:
    »Aleksandra Janusz „Mrówki w Złotych Tarasach”«

    Niniejsze opowiadanie jest dziełem fikcji. W celach dramatycznych poczyniłam kilka założeń dotyczących technologii i robotyki, które nie muszą być zgodne z jej obecnym poziomem. Pandemia, która pojawia się w moich tekstach z tamtego okresu, przyszła niecały rok później i na szczęście nie osiągnęła rozmiarów katastrof znanych z fikcji – chociaż czasem było trudno.
    fahrenheit.net.pl/literatura/o

    #Fahrenheit_zin #opowiadanie #literatura #AleksandraJanusz #FenixAntologia #pandemia #technologia #robotyka

  14. Historia de la #vejez: de la sabiduría y justicia al sujeto no productivo.
    Tipos de maltrato.
    Cómo tratar a las personas mayores a tu cargo.
    Cuidar a #cuidadores.

    Actualizado con datos oficiales de la ONU tras la #pandemia #covid y el documento "Combatir el #maltrato de las #PersonasMayores: 5 prioridades para la Década de las Naciones Unidas del envejecimiento saludable (20‎21-30)‎"

    #74 El gran olvidado 🐺 domandoallobo.blogspot.com/201 #blog #blogging #mastoblogs #mastobloguers (📷 CTO)

  15. #pandemia #covid #vaccini #obbligo #uk #gb #inghilterra

    Il parlamento britannico ha votato per l'obbligo vaccinale nelle case di riposo in Inghilterra. A partire da ottobre devono avere il ciclo completo.

    Ben fatto!

    Fonte (DE) spiegel.de/wissenschaft/medizi

    (PS: Scozia, Wales e Irlanda del Nord sono autonome su questo tema)

  16. @danddv77 No me lo tomo a la ligera, pero sí con calma.

    Tal vez influye mucho mi formación y el conocimiento de las condiciones en mi país pues, aquí todavía tenemos una población rural con recursos energéticos limitados o nulos y es una gran porción del país.

    Quienes se verán mayormente afectados por esta crisis serán los grandes consumidores energéticos. Por eso considero que, cuanto más favorezcamos el trabajo en comunidad, esta crisis será menos dañina para todos. Y esto sí se está haciendo desde hace años. De otra forma, muchas comunidades tal vez se hubieran extinguido.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  17. @danddv77

    Entonces, podemos decir que:

    1. El inhumano bloqueo contra Cuba ha generado grandes efectos adversos sobre el pueblo cubano, grandes pérdidas, económicas y en salud (falta de medicinas o alimentos).

    2. Pese a las adversidades, Cuba es ejemplo de dignidad, emancipación y sobre todo, humanidad al poner al servicio del mundo sus avances y conocimientos en el ámbito de la salud.

    3. El bloqueo es, actualmente, rechazado por todos los países de la ONU excepto por el mismo EE. UU. y su fiel lacayo Israel.

    4. La estrategia fallida del imperio está destinada al fracaso, pese a ponerle el pie en el cuello a muchas otras naciones "aliadas".

    #Conclusiones

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  18. @danddv77 En efecto, con Obama sucede que el Internet se vuelve accesible para la isla así como los dispositivos móviles. Esto es tan sólo una estrategia más del imperio para penetrar la psique del pueblo cubano, y tuvo cierto éxito. Por fortuna, la educación sigue siendo un pilar suficientemente importante y serán pocos los que olviden la raíz de todos sus problemas.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  19. @danddv77

    Por supuesto que las revueltas sociales en los países más golpeados por el neoliberalismo serán la norma, no así en países que han sabido mantener una sana economía en la cual la vida esté garantizada.

    El globalismo está destinado al fracaso pues requiere de la inversión de enormes recursos para su subsistencia. Será posible cierta interconexión a nivel global siempre que se ejecute a nivel de naciones y no en términos de individuos.

    Los recursos deberán utilizarse con sabiduría para que el bienestar nunca se pierda en tales condiciones de fragilidad económica global.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  20. @Maya
    En un mundo que corre hacia un enfrentamiento mundial ChinaVsEEUU la lucha contra el BLOQUEO a Cuba se vuelve aun más simbólica, clave, de la extralimitación del poder imperial contra la convivencia de naciones y contra la LEGISLACIÓN INTERNACIONAL que asegura la convivencia pacífica de los pueblos.

    EEUU podrá "ceder" como hizo Obama a visitar la isla de Cuba y rebajar tensiones... pero siempre va a intentar la subversión por nuevos medios como ahora las fakenews por redes sociales.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  21. @danddv77

    Mira, llevamos unas 3 décadas hablando de la crisis del petróleo y aún estamos lejos de llegar a ella. La crisis del agua podría llegar primero.

    En cuanto a la crisis energética, yo veo una salida viable pero que a los globalistas no les interesa en lo más mínimo, preferirán la muerte: producción local.

    Es muy sencillo dado que existe la tecnología para tener una sana producción local, tanto de energía eléctrica como de insumos de diversa índole.

    Esa estrategia siempre ha funcionado para los pueblos marginados, el mercado local siempre será la opción para subsistir. Como bien apuntaba el documental que nos compartiste amablemente aquí.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  22. @danddv77

    El grave error que se comete con Cuba y ahora con Venezuela es pensar que son países que viven en paz, cuando que no, realmente son países en guerra permanente, no es una guerra con armas de fuego, es una guerra económica, mediática, ideológica, cuyo primer objetivo es golpear a la población para que se vuelque en contra del "RRRRégimen".

    Algo que no sucede cuando tienes a pueblos bien educados y politizados, con una capacidad de análisis superior a la de la población mundial promedio.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  23. @Maya
    ...el interés del imperio giró al Pacífico -China- ya con Obama. Los recursos del imperio son limitados... p.ej. abandonan -han perdido en la práctica- Afganistán.

    Pero el verdadero precipicio lo veo en 5-10 años los que implica eso que hablamos antes de la CRISIS ENERGÉTICA anunciada por la AIE, que va a dar un golpe tremendo no solo al capitalismo sino a las sociedades / países. Lo de Chile o Colombia -revueltas y pseudo-revoluciones- se extenderá brutalmente...
    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  24. @danddv77

    En ese sentido, foros como este son un espacio abierto a dichos procesos, tanto de reflexión como de crítica.

    La Revolución cubana ha sido heroica sin duda alguna, pero seguro ha tenido sus desaciertos, como el hecho de que la gente que va de turista salga con una mala imagen de la isla, creyendo que la gente muere de hambre o que la libertad de expresión no existe ya que, la gente puede quejarse de las condiciones de vida, claro, viven al mínimo y si, en un estado de guerra, algunas libertades se limitan. Nunca se sabe a ciencia cierta si es una crítica genuina o es un intento de desestabilización.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  25. @danddv77

    Mucha gente que consideramos "instruida" sólo porque tiene estudios universitarios y hasta de posgrado, no tiene idea de la realidad que nos rodea, de las políticas globales y de la tragedia en la que el imperialismo está metiendo al planeta completo. Por el contrario, mucha gente defiende y respalda políticas egoístas, individualistas, capitalistas y no están dispuestos a vivir algo de incomodidad por el bien común.

    Esto es justamente lo que experimentan tanto Cuba como Venezuela. Pero es extremadamente difícil que la gente quiera aprender sobre sus procesos políticos e historia. Es más fácil repetir acríticamente lo que dicen los medios.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  26. @danddv77

    En ese sentido, Cuba nos lleva casi 60 años de ventaja, y Venezuela unos 20.

    Si lográramos que más gente leyera, se instruyera y estudiara más sobre la historia de estos dos países, en nuestra América, poco a poco, iríamos generando la masa crítica para desviar el rumbo hacia el "despeñadero" como le llamó #AMLO.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  27. @danddv77 La verdadera autodeterminación sí sería posible, lo que llevaría muchísimo más tiempo sería la autogestión, el autoabastecimiento, pero el hecho de no estar sometidos a las presiones de ese gobierno extranjero era invaluable y de hecho, lo logramos, yo pensaría, en un 80%. Quitando, de nuevo, el tratado de libre comercio actualizado o T-MEC.

    Jalife se refiere a la no dependencia comercial que es del 70% con nuestro vecino del norte. Eso sí que llevará décadas, si y sólo si nos aplicamos y la gente entiende que requeriremos del trabajo conjunto, poniendo en el poder a los líderes adecuados.

    De momento, sólo tenemos 3 años más de dignidad garantizada.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  28. @danddv77

    Sabíamos que nada bueno vendría de Biden y sus secuaces y ya lo estamos palpando.

    La evidencia muestra el grosero fraude que se llevó a cabo (en México somos expertos en fraudes). La gente se aterra sólo con su nombre y, aunque Trump no me fascinaba, era quien realmente era el fiel representante del pueblo norteamericano.

    Pocos pudieron ver que lo que había detrás era el verdadero estado profundo al desnudo.

    Detrás de Obama o Biden, sigue estando el estado profundo, pero disfrazado de corrección política, generando caos en el más absoluto de los silencios.

    Comparto:

    "Nuevo presidente en EE. UU.; grandes oportunidades para México"
    politicaconciencia.astrosmxsft

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  29. @danddv77 Bueno camarada, nadie de por aquí, que conozca lo suficiente las políticas del gobierno estadounidense pudo haberse creído nada en referencia al beneficio de la Patria Grande.

    Sabemos que el imperio no cejará en sus intentos por aplastar al gobierno cubano y tampoco por dejarnos desarrollarnos en calma y paz.

    Personalmente, creo firmemente que Trump nos permitió como país tener muchas más libertades que cualquier otro presidente, por más demócrata que se hubiera hecho llamar. Es verdad que era completamente políticamente incorrecto, pero siempre supimos qué sucedería. No habían sorpresas.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  30. @danddv77 Así es camarada, este es el peor período para la isla.

    Sin duda una estrategia es justamente con la que abre el documental: producción local.

    En el mundo globalizado, la pequeña producción es mucho más sana, en términos de la economía de los pueblos que las grandes concentraciones, por obvias y evidentes razones.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  31. @danddv77 Si, es maravilloso, ya había visto los avances pero me parece que aún no podremos verla por aquí ¿cierto?

    Esperemos que pronto esté disponible para los que estamos en este lado del Atlántico 😍.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  32. Por esta razón, diversos países latinoamericanos se han solidarizado con la patria de Martí para hacerles llegar los insumos necesarios para su proceso de vacunación.

    mundo.sputniknews.com/20210527

    Y #México, entre otros países latinoamericanos se ha unido al reto de recabar al menos un millón de jeringuillas para el pueblo cubano:

    prensa-latina.cu/index.php?o=r

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19

  33. Pese al terrible bloqueo, Cuba ha sido ejemplo de humanidad.

    Con la pandemia, en la isla se han desarrollado al menos 5 candidatos de vacunas, de las cuales ya cuentan con dos, debidamente aprobadas: Abdala y Soberana 02.

    telesurtv.net/telesuragenda/cu

    Además, cuentan con un candidato a vacuna de administración nasal: Mambisa.

    cubadebate.cu/noticias/2021/04

    granma.cu/cuba-covid-19/2021-0

    vacunasaep.org/profesionales/n

    Esto es de gran relevancia debido a que, con el bloqueo en su máximo recrudecimiento, el país no tiene acceso a la compra de las jeringuillas necesarias para poder vacunar a toda su población.

    #TertuliaSemanal #BloqueoACuba #pandemia #COVID19