Archive: Thu Oct 2021

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				1 Posts published on this day Marine heatwaves during winter could have dire impacts on New Zealand fisheries and herald more summer storms \| The Changing Climate Strontium isotopes can map monarch butterfly migrations and help conservation efforts \| Hot off the press	2	3 Posts published on this day Five actions to support New Zealand’s Covid-19 response, with a focus on Auckland \| Public Health Expert
4 Posts published on this day Car Theft and Transport in Auckland: A Personal View \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Social media is reducing climate change debates to your views on veganism \| The Changing Climate	5 Posts published on this day ‘Are you double dosed?’ How to ask friends and family if they’re vaccinated, and how to handle it if they say no \| COVID-19 NZ needs a more urgent vaccination plan — with nearly 80% now single-dosed, the majority will support it \| COVID-19	6 Posts published on this day Celebrating Women in Space \| Kidney Punch The COVID-zero strategy may be past its use-by date, but New Zealand still has a vaccination advantage \| COVID-19	7 Posts published on this day Standing on one leg is a sign of good health – and practising is good for you too \| Guest Work How rainbow colour maps can distort data and be misleading \| Guest Work In a lockdown, where does work end and parenting begin? Welcome to the brave new world of ‘zigzag working’ \| COVID-19 Using Rapid Antigen Tests to Improve COVID-19 Control in Aotearoa NZ \| Public Health Expert read more	8	9 Posts published on this day The Need for an Updated Strategic Approach to Covid-19 Control in Aotearoa NZ \| Public Health Expert	10
11 Posts published on this day Schools have moved outdoors in past disease outbreaks. Here are 7 reasons to do it again \| COVID-19 Urgent measures needed to allow the safe re-opening of Auckland schools \| Public Health Expert Children live online more than ever – we need better definitions of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ screen time \| News Putting Aotearoa on the map: New Zealand has changed its name before, why not again? \| News read more	12 Posts published on this day Multiple sclerosis: the link with earlier infection just got stronger – new study \| Hot off the press Hit hard by the pandemic, researchers expect its impacts to linger for years \| COVID-19 To be truly ethical, vaccine mandates must be about more than just lifting jab rates \| COVID-19 Why we must not allow COVID to become endemic in New Zealand \| COVID-19 read more	13 Posts published on this day No, COVID-19 vaccines don’t affect women’s fertility \| COVID-19 Many e-cigarette vaping liquids contain toxic chemicals: new Australian research \| Hot off the press	14	15 Posts published on this day Why Jacinda Ardern’s ‘clumsy’ leadership response to Delta could still be the right approach \| COVID-19 Humans are driving animals and plants to the edge. But are we really heading into a mass extinction? \| News How a random sampling regime could help detect COVID and highlight infection hotspots \| COVID-19 Why it’s time to treat medicinal cannabis as an alternative therapy, not a pharmaceutical \| News read more	16 Posts published on this day COVID-19 Worried about getting your vaccine or want a simple explanation? \| Code for life	17 Posts published on this day Is injection technique contributing to the risk of post vaccine myocarditis? \| Diplomatic Immunity A Māori health expert reports from the Super Saturday frontlines \| COVID-19
18 Posts published on this day COVID-19 in Aotearoa: what does public health do now? \| Public Health Expert	19 Posts published on this day Many of New Zealand’s most popular websites use ‘dark patterns’ to manipulate users – is it time to regulate? \| Hot off the press COVID-19 cases rise when schools open – but more so when teachers and students don’t wear masks \| COVID-19 Are Covid vaccines becoming less effective? \| Ariadne Widespread collapse of West Antarctica’s ice sheet is avoidable if we keep global warming below 2℃ \| The Changing Climate read more	20	21 Posts published on this day The critically endangered Māui dolphin is a conservation priority – we shouldn’t let uncertainty stop action to save it \| News	22	23	24
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Standing on one leg is a sign of good health – and practising is good for you too - Guest Work

Guest Author • Oct 07, 2021

How rainbow colour maps can distort data and be misleading - Guest Work

Guest Author • Oct 07, 2021

In a lockdown, where does work end and parenting begin? Welcome to the brave new world of ‘zigzag working’ - COVID-19

Guest Author • Oct 07, 2021

Using Rapid Antigen Tests to Improve COVID-19 Control in Aotearoa NZ - Public Health Expert

Public Health Expert • Oct 07, 2021

Sciblogs Archive

« Sep
October 2021
M	T	W	T	F	S	S
				1 Posts published on this day Marine heatwaves during winter could have dire impacts on New Zealand fisheries and herald more summer storms \| The Changing Climate Strontium isotopes can map monarch butterfly migrations and help conservation efforts \| Hot off the press	2	3 Posts published on this day Five actions to support New Zealand’s Covid-19 response, with a focus on Auckland \| Public Health Expert
4 Posts published on this day Car Theft and Transport in Auckland: A Personal View \| Chthonic Wildlife Ramblings Social media is reducing climate change debates to your views on veganism \| The Changing Climate	5 Posts published on this day ‘Are you double dosed?’ How to ask friends and family if they’re vaccinated, and how to handle it if they say no \| COVID-19 NZ needs a more urgent vaccination plan — with nearly 80% now single-dosed, the majority will support it \| COVID-19	6 Posts published on this day Celebrating Women in Space \| Kidney Punch The COVID-zero strategy may be past its use-by date, but New Zealand still has a vaccination advantage \| COVID-19	7 Posts published on this day Standing on one leg is a sign of good health – and practising is good for you too \| Guest Work How rainbow colour maps can distort data and be misleading \| Guest Work In a lockdown, where does work end and parenting begin? Welcome to the brave new world of ‘zigzag working’ \| COVID-19 Using Rapid Antigen Tests to Improve COVID-19 Control in Aotearoa NZ \| Public Health Expert read more	8	9 Posts published on this day The Need for an Updated Strategic Approach to Covid-19 Control in Aotearoa NZ \| Public Health Expert	10
11 Posts published on this day Schools have moved outdoors in past disease outbreaks. Here are 7 reasons to do it again \| COVID-19 Urgent measures needed to allow the safe re-opening of Auckland schools \| Public Health Expert Children live online more than ever – we need better definitions of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ screen time \| News Putting Aotearoa on the map: New Zealand has changed its name before, why not again? \| News read more	12 Posts published on this day Multiple sclerosis: the link with earlier infection just got stronger – new study \| Hot off the press Hit hard by the pandemic, researchers expect its impacts to linger for years \| COVID-19 To be truly ethical, vaccine mandates must be about more than just lifting jab rates \| COVID-19 Why we must not allow COVID to become endemic in New Zealand \| COVID-19 read more	13 Posts published on this day No, COVID-19 vaccines don’t affect women’s fertility \| COVID-19 Many e-cigarette vaping liquids contain toxic chemicals: new Australian research \| Hot off the press	14	15 Posts published on this day Why Jacinda Ardern’s ‘clumsy’ leadership response to Delta could still be the right approach \| COVID-19 Humans are driving animals and plants to the edge. But are we really heading into a mass extinction? \| News How a random sampling regime could help detect COVID and highlight infection hotspots \| COVID-19 Why it’s time to treat medicinal cannabis as an alternative therapy, not a pharmaceutical \| News read more	16 Posts published on this day COVID-19 Worried about getting your vaccine or want a simple explanation? \| Code for life	17 Posts published on this day Is injection technique contributing to the risk of post vaccine myocarditis? \| Diplomatic Immunity A Māori health expert reports from the Super Saturday frontlines \| COVID-19
18 Posts published on this day COVID-19 in Aotearoa: what does public health do now? \| Public Health Expert	19 Posts published on this day Many of New Zealand’s most popular websites use ‘dark patterns’ to manipulate users – is it time to regulate? \| Hot off the press COVID-19 cases rise when schools open – but more so when teachers and students don’t wear masks \| COVID-19 Are Covid vaccines becoming less effective? \| Ariadne Widespread collapse of West Antarctica’s ice sheet is avoidable if we keep global warming below 2℃ \| The Changing Climate read more	20	21 Posts published on this day The critically endangered Māui dolphin is a conservation priority – we shouldn’t let uncertainty stop action to save it \| News	22	23	24
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