‘Goldilocks virus’:
Delta vanquishes all variant rivals as scientists race to understand its tricks
As recently as May 8, delta caused only about 1 percent of new infections nationally.
Today, it has nearly wiped out all of its rivals.
The coronavirus pandemic in America has become a delta pandemic. By the end of July, it accounted for 93.4 percent of new infections,
The speed with which it dominated the pandemic has left scientists nervous about what the virus will do next.
The variant battles of 2021 are part of a longer war, one that is far from over.
Delta is sending thousands of people into hospitals every day and has knocked the Biden administration back on its heels.
In a few short weeks, the delta variant changed the calculations for what it will take to end the pandemic.
the target may be impossible to reach anytime soon given the hardened vaccine resistance in a sizable fraction of the country,
the fact that children under 12 remain ineligible and the persistent circulation of disinformation about vaccines and the pandemic.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/healt...4de_story.html
Vaccine-resistant coronavirus 'mutants' are more likely when transmission is high, new model finds
more likely to emerge when a large fraction of the population is vaccinated and
viral transmission is high,
and no steps are taken to stop the spread,
a situation that looks a lot like the current one in the U.S.
https://www.livescience.com/coronavi...ion-model.html
the mutations could happen here, but more probable in, eg, South Asia and Africa
France?
Hardly surprising, tbh.
And I fully agree with that.
Nazi's!!!
Nazi's!!!
Nazi's!!!
We should not dismiss the possibility of eradicating COVID-19: comparisons with smallpox and polio
https://gh.bmj.com/content/6/8/e006810Is COVID-19 also potentially eradicable? Or is it inevitably endemic having established itself across the world? Commentators have focused on the challenges of reaching population (herd) immunity,7 yet population immunity is not essential and was not achieved for smallpox, which was eradicated through ring vaccination.
As proof of concept for COVID-19 eradication, several countries and jurisdictions have achieved elimination without vaccination, using new and established public health and social measures (PHSMs) (eg, border control, physical distancing, mask wearing, testing and contact tracing supported by genome sequencing).8 Successful jurisdictions have included those with vast land borders such as China, high population densities such as Hong Kong,9 but also island nations such as Iceland and New Zealand, although with occasional outbreaks from border control failures that have been brought under control.10
Very dramatic.
Did they kill the diners offscreen?
Yes. Germany too. You need a health passport to take a
hole countries
Pretty simple to see if diners had not had papers they would have been asked to leave, if they did not comply they would be arrested, if they resist arrest they would have been hurt and if they fight back possibly neutralized.
Reminds me of fascismand anyone disagreeing is a fascist themselves
Good
Hunt down those anti-vaxx dumbasses
How many resistance diners did you imagine being murdered in your little fantasy?Pretty simple to see if diners had not had papers they would have been asked to leave, if they did not comply they would be arrested, if they resist arrest they would have been hurt and if they fight back possibly neutralized.
Reminds me of fascism
The virus isn't going to go away
No one said it would.
Polio and Smallpox didn't go away either. Hard to see what cheap cynicism buys you besides the smugness of presuming yourself correct.
WTF are you even babbling about?
That part was funnySince we don't live in a model, the authors instead recommend that people maintain measures like masking and distancing "for a reasonable period of time," even once the proportion of people vaccinated nears the herd immunity threshold, they wrote in their report. This would help drive resistant strains to extinction before they spread too far.
Israel to expand use of COVID drug that gets 88% of patients out of hospital
The Health Ministry has approved the expanded use of an innovative COVID-19 treatment that helped 14 out of 16 severe patients who took it to be released from the hospital one day after receiving their final dose.
The drug, MesenCure, has been being tested by Rambam Medical Center as part of a Phase I/II trial. The ministry has approved allowing any Israeli hospital interested to take part in the Phase II trial and to use the drug for additional approved patients.
The goal of the expanded trial, which will include a minimum of 50 patients, is to confirm the safety and efficacy of the drug, which was developed by Bonus BioGroup.
https://www.jpost.com/health-science...ospital-676397
C'mon, mother er Biden bow down to the Jews like you did to the Poot.
Covid-19 Booster Jab In The Autumn Should Offer Better Protection Against Variants Of Concern
https://scienceblog.com/524718/covid...nts-of-concern
Updated FLCCC protocol
https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-c...ol-ENGLISH.pdf
doesnt mention vaccines once as part of their prevention plan?
this organization's entire goal just appears to be to push ivermectin and literally nothing else
https://covid19criticalcare.com/iver...on-ivermectin/
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