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The discussions emphasize that the belief linking dead bodies to epidemics is unfounded, with many posts citing authoritative sources like WHO and scientific reviews, which reflects serious engagement with credible information while also addressing common misconceptions to influence public perception.
Most discussions agree that dead bodies do not significantly contribute to epidemic outbreaks following natural disasters, supported by scientific evidence.
The discussions show moderate interest, mainly focusing on clarifying misconceptions and sharing scientific findings.
Posts demonstrate active engagement by referencing sources, quoting experts, and summarizing research, indicating deeper involvement.
The conversations aim to dispel misinformation and influence public understanding and policy regarding disaster response and health measures, indicating a high impact.
So proud to complete moderating this powerful panel with @omayasosa, and Dr. Cruz Nazario about diseases and epidemics after natural disasters. What an honor to be next to these powerful Puerto Ricans! @IRE_NICAR @cpipr #ire2020 https://t.co/LXndl0sMaW
La crisis epistémica y de confianza en instituciones, protagonista otra vez. Lo que dice él NO es ninguna tontería; la quema de cadáveres y esforzarse por apartarlos de la población, se da en eventos de crisis epidemiológicas, no en desastres naturales: https://t.co/blOhemOuR6 https://t.co/k545Hboil0
@WHO @WHOEMRO @OCHA_Libya @DrAhmedZouiten @DrTedros @UNinLibya @UNSMILibya @UNFPALibya Amid the chaos that follows a flood, Some believe that dead bodies left in the wake of a flood can trigger epidemics, spreading fear and misinformation, science & experts assure that this belief is unfounded. Dead bodies are not a source of epidemics after natural disasters. https://t.co/m8CPrRFe1W
"Contrary to common belief, there is no evidence that corpses pose a risk of disease "epidemics" after natural disasters." (https://t.co/KIJr8jitWi)
@WHO @WHOEMRO @OCHA_Libya @DrAhmedZouiten @DrTedros @UNinLibya @UNSMILibya @UNFPALibya Dead bodies do not cause epidemics. Despite the fear often fueled by sensationalist reporting, it's crucial to understand that dead bodies do not pose a significant risk of causing epidemics after natural disasters.
RT @jmirpub: Peer-review me: Communicable #Diseases #Epidemics after Natural Disasters: A Systematic Scoping Review for Incidence, Risk fa…
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La crisis epistémica y de confianza en instituciones, protagonista otra vez. Lo que dice él NO es ninguna tontería; la quema de cadáveres y esforzarse por apartarlos de la población, se da en eventos de crisis epidemiológicas, no en desastres naturales: https://t.co/blOhemOuR6 https://t.co/k545Hboil0
@natistyrcz La evidencia científica le obliga a decir tonterías o estamos políticamente tan sesgados que repetimos lo que nos dicen sin poder llegar a contrastar si tiene o no razón? https://t.co/7vTjnmadrT
@aparachiqui U otras enfermedades. En resumen, la creencia de que los cadáveres provocan epidemias no está respaldada por ninguna evidencia. Adjunto fuentes: https://t.co/DfDCZlGGps https://t.co/jR2sq3pTwB https://t.co/1mynZmuRiA https://t.co/aPsxoMA8M9 https://t.co/iVcNzDuYNz.
@MPinobernardo Sí, parece que tiene sentido. https://t.co/aZW90tap1C
@unreal_state @CatPlayerChess Su fuente https://t.co/83OTNspH27
"Contrary to common belief, there is no evidence that corpses pose a risk of disease "epidemics" after natural disasters." (https://t.co/KIJr8jitWi)
RT @jmirpub: Peer-review me: Communicable #Diseases #Epidemics after Natural Disasters: A Systematic Scoping Review for Incidence, Risk fa…
RT @jmirpub: Peer-review me: Communicable #Diseases #Epidemics after Natural Disasters: A Systematic Scoping Review for Incidence, Risk fa…
Peer-review me: Communicable #Diseases #Epidemics after Natural Disasters: A Systematic Scoping Review for Incidence, Risk factors and recommendations https://t.co/C91GuIXCdE (preprint)
Peer-review me: Communicable #Diseases #Epidemics after Natural Disasters: A Systematic Scoping Review for Incidence, Risk factors and recommendations https://t.co/DTKRFIAQJg (preprint)
RT @WHOLIBYA: @WHO @WHOEMRO @OCHA_Libya @DrAhmedZouiten @DrTedros @UNinLibya @UNSMILibya @UNFPALibya Amid the chaos that follows a flood,…
RT @WHOLIBYA: @WHO @WHOEMRO @OCHA_Libya @DrAhmedZouiten @DrTedros @UNinLibya @UNSMILibya @UNFPALibya Dead bodies do not cause epidemics. D…
@WHO @WHOEMRO @OCHA_Libya @DrAhmedZouiten @DrTedros @UNinLibya @UNSMILibya @UNFPALibya Amid the chaos that follows a flood, Some believe that dead bodies left in the wake of a flood can trigger epidemics, spreading fear and misinformation, science & experts assure that this belief is unfounded. Dead bodies are not a source of epidemics after natural disasters. https://t.co/m8CPrRFe1W
@WHO @WHOEMRO @OCHA_Libya @DrAhmedZouiten @DrTedros @UNinLibya @UNSMILibya @UNFPALibya Dead bodies do not cause epidemics. Despite the fear often fueled by sensationalist reporting, it's crucial to understand that dead bodies do not pose a significant risk of causing epidemics after natural disasters.
https://t.co/uNflqeMQDp Epidemics after Natural Disasters
https://t.co/e8IbpXiC5D Public health care system's preparedness to combat epidemics after natural disasters
#Public #Health Threats During and After a #Natural #Disaster. https://t.co/ZJsRM7rWPO https://t.co/z6igoLonix
RT @WatchdogDiva: So proud to complete moderating this powerful panel with @omayasosa, and Dr. Cruz Nazario about diseases and epidemics af…
RT @WatchdogDiva: So proud to complete moderating this powerful panel with @omayasosa, and Dr. Cruz Nazario about diseases and epidemics af…
So proud to complete moderating this powerful panel with @omayasosa, and Dr. Cruz Nazario about diseases and epidemics after natural disasters. What an honor to be next to these powerful Puerto Ricans! @IRE_NICAR @cpipr #ire2020 https://t.co/LXndl0sMaW
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