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    I would say 10% people in grocery stores still wearing masks in so cal
    Those ain't shoppers ya damn fool. Those are shoplifters.

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    Get ready for the sniffles

    Trump: 400k killed.
    "I'll shut it down" Biden: 800k killed, & counting.

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    Looks like another summer wave, even with desultory reporting. The Biden Administration has swept COVID under the rug, but it won't stay there.


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    New York reported 6,515 new coronavirus cases this week, up 28% from last week and up 75% from last month

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    Love this for vaxxcucks, but at least granny can sleep tight.

    Libcucks, when will they learn?






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    Trump: 400k killed.
    "I'll shut it down" Biden: 800k killed, & counting.
    ha, ha.

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    Love this for vaxxcucks, but at least granny can sleep tight.

    Libcucks, when will they learn?





    backhanded trolling

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    Most Covid deaths in FL occured after vaccines were available.

    heckuva job, vaccine-downplaying Ronnie

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    Love this for vaxxcucks, but at least granny can sleep tight.

    Libcucks, when will they learn?





    IIRC, the Cedars Sunai study controlled for vaccination, please feel free to read it.

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    surely just a coincidence that life expectancy dipped globally in 2020 and we never turned it around while others did


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    Most Covid deaths in FL occured after vaccines were available.

    heckuva job, vaccine-downplaying Ronnie
    Most covid deaths in the country occurred after Ol Joe took office

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    It's true you Trump s started killing yourselves at an accelerated rate after ol' Joe beat the living this out of your Trump.

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    Republicans lies about vaccines killed a lot of Republicans.

    After May 1, 2021, when vaccines were available to all adults, the excess death rate gap between Republican and Democratic voters widened from −0.9 percentage point (95% PI, −2.5 to 0.3 percentage points) to 7.7 percentage points (95% PI, 6.0-9.3 percentage points) in the adjusted analysis; the excess death rate among Republican voters was 43% higher than the excess death rate among Democratic voters. The gap in excess death rates between Republican and Democratic voters was larger in counties with lower vaccination rates and was primarily noted in voters residing in Ohio.

    Here's the part that's going to give the miseries to the people aboard the RFK, Jr. bandwagon.

    However, in the summer of 2021, after vaccines were available to all adults, the excess death rate among Republican voters began to increase relative to the excess death rate among Democratic voters; in the fall of 2021, the gap widened further. Between March 2020 and December 2021, excess death rates were 2.8 percentage points (15%) higher for Republican voters compared with Democratic voters (95% PI, 1.6-3.7 percentage points). After April 1, 2021, when all adults were eligible for vaccines in Florida and Ohio, this gap widened from −0.9 percentage point (95% PI, −2.5 to 0.3 percentage points) between March 2020 and March 2021, to 7.7 percentage points (95% PI, 6.0-9.3 percentage points) in the adjusted analysis, or a 43% difference.
    https://www.esquire.com/news-politic...-covid-deaths/

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    The researchers found that while the risk of serious adverse events with both vaccines was "very low," the Moderna vaccine saw a 4% lower risk for pulmonary embolism or a sudden blockage of blood vessels. The Moderna vaccine was also tied to a 15% lower risk of being diagnosed with COVID-19 compared to the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. "Immunization with either mRNA vaccine is substantially better and safer than not being vaccinated at all," study lead author Daniel Harris said.
    Read more: https://www.upi.com/Health_News/2023...7571690986746/

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    Experts have found powerful antibodies that neutralize all Covid variants


    In a remarkable breakthrough, researchers have identified a set of potent antibodies capable of neutralizing virtually all known variants of COVID-19. Additionally, these antibodies can tackle other potentially deadly animal coronaviruses that may cause future pandemics.

    This discovery could steer the course of development for therapeutics that can effectively combat both current and future coronaviruses.

    The study, led by the Duke-NUS Medical School, also involved an international team of experts from the National University of Singapore, the University of Melbourne in Australia, and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in the United States.
    For the investigation, the researchers isolated antibodies from the blood of a patient who had previously recovered from SARS and was later vaccinated against COVID-19.

    This unique combination spawned a highly potent and expansive antibody response, which demonstrated the capability to neutralize almost all tested coronaviruses.
    More at link.

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    Pretending COVID isn't there doesn't work.

    It's amazing to me that not wanting to repeatedly get sick with a neurodegenerative, thrombotic vascular disease has become controversial.

    Emergency room visits for children ages 0 to 11 years old have also climbed steeply. Measured as a percentage of all visits in the age group, nationwide COVID-19 rates in these kids are now tied with seniors for the first time in a year. Other CDC data suggests visits from the youngest kids, ages 0 to 1 year old, are seeing the steepest increase.

    In some parts of the country — like the region spanning Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas — the share of COVID-19 ER visits involving children ages 0 to 11 have already far surpassed older adults.

    It is unclear what has driven the steep increase in ER visits from kids. A CDC spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment
    https://www.cbsnews.com/news/covid-h...-eg-5-variant/

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    Pretending COVID isn't there doesn't work.

    It's amazing to me that not wanting to repeatedly get sick with a neurodegenerative, thrombotic vascular disease has become controversial.

    https://www.cbsnews.com/news/covid-h...-eg-5-variant/
    Well, they're all RED states, save New Mexico, so, you have that to crow about, fart face.

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    Ba.6 trending

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    Spanish flu still exists

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    Spanish flu still exists
    Flu is a historically big killer and results in significant economic costs. So far the disease burden and the direct costs of COVID put the flu in the shade.

    Flu Costs the U.S. More Than $87 Billion Annually
    https://www.cdcfoundation.org/pr/flu...llion-annually

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    Flu is a historically big killer and results in significant economic costs. So far the disease burden and the direct costs of COVID put the flu in the shade.

    https://www.cdcfoundation.org/pr/flu...llion-annually

    Don't be an unhealthy slob.

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    Don't be an unhealthy slob.
    I'm not, I seldom get sick.

    It's not about me, though. I'm much more worried about infecting others unwittingly and the ongoing social burden of a disease that results in neurodegeneration, thrombosis and organ damage for so many people -- the economic and social burden of COVID related sickness and disability is already massive and will continue to amplify, unless we get better at managing the caseload.
    Last edited by Winehole23; 08-17-2023 at 11:01 PM.

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    (Not sure what the unhealthy slob crack is all about, the main pathway of COVID infection is respiratory. People mostly get it by breathing in the virus, not by being slobs.)

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    Are people still unaware that COVID is airborne? Blows my mind that people don't take that into account three plus years In.

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    Are people still unaware that COVID is airborne? Blows my mind that people don't take that into account three plus years In.
    Biden swore on the Good Book that he'd "shut it down." Instead the lying sack-a- killed over 3/4 of a million Americans, Winester, and what's more? We're still counting.

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