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She added, “And, on top of the miscarriage, I apparently had what they call a septic miscarriage. So I had to go into surgery for that.”

In general, wearing masks is advisable to prevent the spread of all viral flu-like infections like COVID 19, H3N2 etc., from one person to another. “The spread of COVID 19 or H3N2 or any other respirable virus is, primarily, through airborne particles and droplets. Hence, any mask is better than no mask but it is critical that the masks should completely cover your nose and mouth, and should have a nose wire to prevent air leaking from the mouth,” Dr Gopi Krishna Yedlapati, Consultant Interventional Pulmonologist, Yashoda Hospitals Hyderabad, tells indianexpress.com.

The controversial Ma Anand Sheela, who became an overnight sensation after her appearance on the Netflix documentary Wild Wild Country, has said that she was misrepresented in the series. In an appearance on The Ranveer Show podcast, she said that she agreed to appear in the documentary because her father had urged her to speak her truth.

Interestingly, Zuckerberg has also shared link to the full transcript on his personal Facebook page, noting that “even though it was meant to be internal rather than public, now that it’s out there, you can check it out if you’re interested in seeing an unfiltered version of what I’m thinking and telling employees…” The transcript has full details of Zuckerberg’s views on Libra, rivals like TikTok, the topic of breaking up big tech companies– an idea floated by US Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren— among other topics.

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