Welcome back! So relieved you got it back. I tell a dozen patients a day about your efforts and information. I❤️Science! Thank you for making it accessible to all of us!
As a founding member I am personally glad to have you back. As someone who works in the healthcare arena, and witnesses the devastation of both this disease and the ignorance surrounding it, we are lucky to have you fighting on the frontlines trying to spread facts.
So so happy to know that you're back in control of your accounts, but even more excited to see this website and community being built before my eyes. This past year has shown me that public health is so incredibly important and it is something I hope changes the trajectory of our society for years to come.
I was happy to donate. We desperately need science based information to guide our choices in this pandemic. Your services are invaluable, thank you for all your efforts. There is one topic I'd love to see more data and discussion - that of virus transmission by vaccinated/immune people. My personal opinion is that people with good immune response to the virus would present much lower risk of transmitting it (how much could virus replicate before immune response "defeats" it?). I also realize the message to the general public should err on the side of caution, thus keep wearing mask, social distance, etc. But within this forum, can we discuss it from the virus and immunological views?
I’m so happy you’re back! I’m also very excited for this format because I don’t like to be on Facebook. I have a question I was hoping you could answer. I was reading about the COVID-19 vaccine and came across this article https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-07-covid-vaccine-affect-women-big.html. It made me curious, so I decided to see if any of the vaccine makers released any results by gender. I was unable to find anything specific to gender, including how many men and women enrolled. My question is, have they analyzed the effect of the vaccines on gender? If not, why? Thank you so much for everything you do!
Good for you and just donated and signed up (1st time doing that), but you make an excellent point of valuing your work and time as a woman in particular. You'll have to write a post about your adventures with the FBI and all. Thank you again for all you have provided during this pandemic, looking forward to more content - but also get it if you need to take a break - all good.
So glad you are back! Your ability to integrate multiple studies into summaries that are easy to digest for non-scientific readers is so very appreciated. I agree with you that women frequently undervalue their work and I'm happy to donate for your time. Thank you!
Im so happy to donate to your page and your cause. You have helped keep me sane over the last year. I had a baby this year too and have no idea how you are doing it all! Keep up the awesome work I appreciate you!
Welcome back! So relieved you got it back. I tell a dozen patients a day about your efforts and information. I❤️Science! Thank you for making it accessible to all of us!
Missed the whole drama. Would be very interested to hear about this adventure and resolution, maybe a guest column with your "personal IT"?
As a founding member I am personally glad to have you back. As someone who works in the healthcare arena, and witnesses the devastation of both this disease and the ignorance surrounding it, we are lucky to have you fighting on the frontlines trying to spread facts.
So so happy to know that you're back in control of your accounts, but even more excited to see this website and community being built before my eyes. This past year has shown me that public health is so incredibly important and it is something I hope changes the trajectory of our society for years to come.
Your work is so goddamn important, Doctor! Happy to kick in $5/month. <3
Welcome back! I'm happy to give to support your phenomenal work. Thank you!!!!
I was happy to donate. We desperately need science based information to guide our choices in this pandemic. Your services are invaluable, thank you for all your efforts. There is one topic I'd love to see more data and discussion - that of virus transmission by vaccinated/immune people. My personal opinion is that people with good immune response to the virus would present much lower risk of transmitting it (how much could virus replicate before immune response "defeats" it?). I also realize the message to the general public should err on the side of caution, thus keep wearing mask, social distance, etc. But within this forum, can we discuss it from the virus and immunological views?
I’m so happy you’re back! I’m also very excited for this format because I don’t like to be on Facebook. I have a question I was hoping you could answer. I was reading about the COVID-19 vaccine and came across this article https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-07-covid-vaccine-affect-women-big.html. It made me curious, so I decided to see if any of the vaccine makers released any results by gender. I was unable to find anything specific to gender, including how many men and women enrolled. My question is, have they analyzed the effect of the vaccines on gender? If not, why? Thank you so much for everything you do!
Good for you and just donated and signed up (1st time doing that), but you make an excellent point of valuing your work and time as a woman in particular. You'll have to write a post about your adventures with the FBI and all. Thank you again for all you have provided during this pandemic, looking forward to more content - but also get it if you need to take a break - all good.
So glad you are back! Your ability to integrate multiple studies into summaries that are easy to digest for non-scientific readers is so very appreciated. I agree with you that women frequently undervalue their work and I'm happy to donate for your time. Thank you!
You ROCK! God bless. FBI? Impressive. :)
Im so happy to donate to your page and your cause. You have helped keep me sane over the last year. I had a baby this year too and have no idea how you are doing it all! Keep up the awesome work I appreciate you!
Welcome back!
Yay!