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the WHO team concluded that frozen seafood carried the virus, not bats (which species actually harbored a lot of variants). fish, an animal with no lungs, carrying a respiratory virus.

Huh?

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2021-02-12

PoV youre about to get beaten to death by a twelve year old with respiratory problems
yes im late

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2021-02-11

Me rn eating my breakfast while learning about hemolymph and insect respiratory and circulatory systems from 💙

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2021-02-04

The idea behind my interpretation is that Dr. Roth had to somehow override the size limitations that ants experience due to their extremely simple respiratory systems. To do so, he added some dinosaur DNA, allowing for more efficient oxygen intake to power an even larger body.

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2020-12-20

Front line health care worker, MD, respiratory physician, part of an artists collective project doctors and nurses portraits, first responders for the Corona Virus, MetroHealth Hospital in Cleveland.

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2020-12-08

Front line health care worker, respiratory therapist, part of an artists collective project of portraits of doctors and nurses who are first responders for the Corona Virus, many from MetroHealth Hospital in Cleveland, watercolor.

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2020-12-02

Finally done w my artwork➡️ Infection: Illuminated, depicting three respiratory epithelial cells at different stages of SARS-CoV-2 infection. This was so much fun to work on & do research for! 😀 View more artwork @ https://t.co/jDr2cqsd7D 💖

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2020-11-25

Given the nature of this virus, the number of people it has supposedly killed and the average age of those who have died, then putting that in the context of other respiratory viruses & past death tolls, how can there possibly ever be a time when masks are not necessary?

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2020-11-22

Let's imagine that it's true. Masks help to prevent the spread of respiratory viruses and help to save lives. The 40 years of research prior to 2020 was entirely inaccurate and once this 'pandemic' started, scientists decided to do SERIOUS research on the subject.

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2020-11-22

Illustrated a cover for Lancet respiratory medicine every month this year, here are all 12. (November is my favourite) was quite fun to tackle complex (for me) medical essays and turn them into simple images.

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2020-11-13

New post from about the benefits of red clover for respiratory problems, skin disorders, women’s health problems and more. https://t.co/Ae47y506FO Swipe up on their story for more info. Photo of Robert Sheehan, Byron Knight and Tom Hopper ©️

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2020-11-10

my senior cat spencer went to the vet w/ an upper respiratory infection (a kitty cold!!!) recently ajdhfadsf so opening up stylised busts like this w/ scribbly backgorunds for $15 usd !!! limited slots pls comment or dm to claim <3 shares appreciatedd

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2020-10-28

On the 3rd, my rabbit Yuuki passed away from a respiratory infection. He was 9 years old, and has been with me through some of the hardest times in my life. Rest in peace, my friend.

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2020-10-08

It's easy to call COVID-19 a respiratory disease. It spreads via air droplets and close contact. But COVID-19 is NOT just a lung disease. It also damages other parts of the body. For some, symptoms can even stay longer than expected. Learn more in today's

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2020-10-05

OMM-geared questions be like "you encounter a patient who is in acute respiratory distress and quickly turning cyanotic, what do you do?"

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2020-09-08

Beware the mara, who could invade your sleeping quarters and apply extreme pressure to your respiratory system by riding your chest, resulting in severe discomfort and nightmares, aptly enough. And sometimes she transformed into animal shape, too, usually a cat.

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2020-08-25

The importance of masks and physical distancing. is a respiratory virus. Its MAIN mode of transmission is through coughing, sneezing, and mere talking. Refer to this image for example.

Please normalize and

https://t.co/MLj6YJWJFb

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2020-08-24

PM2.5 is a measure of the amount of particles in the air 2.5 micrometers or less in width. These particles can cause significant damage to our lungs as they are able to travel deep into our respiratory tracts. The ongoing fires in the Western US can clea… https://t.co/47TG9KbXRG

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2020-08-23