DIY-HP-LED
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Here's how we compare, but I imagine the delta wave is a few weeks ahead of us over there. This is the total population, including kids.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Vaccinations
Our vaccination dataset uses the most recent official numbers from governments and health ministries worldwide. Population estimates for per-capita metrics are based on the United Nations World Population Prospects. Income groups are based on the World Bank classification. A full list of our...
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DIY-HP-LED
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West Virginia's governor was so disturbed by information on the Delta variant that he said he wanted to 'pee and throw up'
West Virginia in recent weeks has been seeing a spike in confirmed COVID-19 cases, which officials attributed to the more infectious Delta variant.
West Virginia's governor was so disturbed by information on the Delta variant that he said he wanted to 'pee and throw up'
- WV Gov. Jim Justice said the thought of the Delta variant spreading makes him want to "pee and throw up."
- West Virginia in recent weeks has been seeing a spike in confirmed cases of the coronavirus.
- Earlier this week, however, Justice declined to enforce a mask mandate in the state.
During a coronavirus briefing on Thursday, Gov. Jim Justice said the thought of the Delta variant rising in the state makes him want to "pee and throw up." according to West Virginia Metro News.
He said he felt disturbed when his top health officials briefed him on the virus in West Virginia. When he met with the state's COVID-19 coordinator and the head of state's governmental response team, he asked to be excused from their meeting to make a trip to the bathroom.
"Because the information is not pleasing that's coming to you," he said around one hour and 22 minutes into the livestreamed briefing. "It's tough stuff."
West Virginia in recent weeks has been seeing a spike in confirmed cases of the coronavirus, which officials attributed to the Delta variant.
New guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that urges vaccinated people to now wear face coverings indoors. Earlier this week, Justice refused to enforce a mask mandate in the state, but said he would remain "open-minded" about requirements amid ongoing conversations with experts.
Sativied
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It was 88.5% Delta 2 weeks ago so it'll be about 100% delta now.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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How common are double lung transplants for death bed Covid patients?
DIY-HP-LED
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I've read news stories about it and about covid survivors needing it to live, just the younger ones would be candidates I imagine.
Lung Transplants for COVID-19—The Option of Last Resort
This Medical News article is an interview with Ankit Bharat, MD, a surgeon at Chicago’s Northwestern Memorial Hospital who performed the first bilateral lung transplant for COVID-19 in the US.
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Doctors perform first double lung transplant on COVID-19 patient in Canada
Doctors have successfully performed the first double lung transplant in Canada on a 61-year-old COVID-19 patient to replace organs damaged by the disease.
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Sunday, April 11, 2021
Approximately 40 lung transplants have been performed for COVID-19 patients globally, a procedure that is considered high-risk with life-long medications necessary to prevent organ rejection.
Double-Lung Transplants Rise After Covid ‘Honeycombs’ Organs - Bloomberg
Double-Lung Transplants Rise After Covid ‘Honeycombs’ Organs
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Jason Gale
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- Virus triggers rise in life-saving surgeries: Cleveland Clinic
- Lungs can resemble honeycomb after virus damage, inflammation
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Sativied
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We had one woman in March who had a double lung transplant, but after she was first released from the hospital. She no longer had covid, but had to be hospitalized again cause her lungs were too damaged. Seems anything but common but that could be largely due to the low supply of donor lungs.
injinji
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I was wondering about that. My buddy's girlfriend's mom died with Covid out near New Orleans, but the body will be sent back to Florida. I would not want to be the hearse driver.
printer
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We might all get infected by Delta, the vaccinated with better outcomes, the unvaccinated and the ones vaccinated with low immune system response rolling the die. It may be time to take off the masks, jump into the pool and everybody get wet. Sure, some may not make it to the surface but it might be like taking off a band aid. You want to do it slow or fast. Mind you, being vaccinated it is easier for me to say.
DIY-HP-LED
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The point behind masks is to slow the contagion so hospitals don't get overwhelmed, for the vaxxed ironically it's become the "Wu Flu" with about the same mortality rate, for the vulnerable and vax resistant it has become a death lottery and inevitable. I believe 80% of the fully mRNA vaxxed don't get covid or get asymptomatic cases, around 20% get the "Wu Flu" and of those a miniscule number are hospitalized, much less die.
There are still plenty of targets of opportunity for delta, kids among them, we are not fully rolled out on our vaccinations in Canada and plenty of people need a second dose. Delta has also driven up the rate of first dose vaccinations in the past couple of weeks. We can get to an 85% vaccination rate among the eligible in Canada, even without employer mandates that will also be coming when the vaccines are out of EUA.
We just need a bit more time to pull it off and without masks and NPIs the infection rate will be exponential, as we have seen in the red states. Right now it's mostly about overwhelming the healthcare system and slowing down the spread of delta as best we can. Even kids could be given the vaccine by fall or year end, but at the rate delta is moving through society I figure most folks in the states will have been exposed in a couple of months, it will be much longer with masks and NPIs and give us time to vax to the max at least.
Budzbuddha
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Guess this is the RED WAVE .. the Repubtards were hoping for.
Big time Nero moment for king cheeto.
Big time Nero moment for king cheeto.
CunningCanuk
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I hope to fuck this was you being sarcastic again.
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Alabama Is Now Fighting A Two-Front War, Says Doctor
Dr. Michael Saag of the University of Alabama joins Morning Joe to discuss infection and hospitalization rates along with vaccination rates in his state and the fight against misinformation about the coronavirus vaccine.
Dr. Michael Saag of the University of Alabama joins Morning Joe to discuss infection and hospitalization rates along with vaccination rates in his state and the fight against misinformation about the coronavirus vaccine.
printer
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Yeah I know, I have spent a few years in the hospital. But the delayed procedures that the virus is causing might be as great a loss as if we get it over quick. I would just rather have everyone vaccinated. Not sure about kids under 12 though. Most have an immune system that could shrug it off.
No, may be the sad truth. Ask me again in a year.
DIY-HP-LED
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Rise In Vaccinations In States Hardest Hit By Coronavirus
The states that have been hardest hit by the coronavirus are now seeing a dramatic rise in vaccinations. The Morning Joe panel has the latest reports.
The states that have been hardest hit by the coronavirus are now seeing a dramatic rise in vaccinations. The Morning Joe panel has the latest reports.
CatHedral
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I take issue with the idea of demasking. The one thing the scenario (and I am assuming that @printer is being serious) does not figure in is that wearing masks is still keeping us from cratering the health care system locally or regionally. We could look like India if the good citizens among us give in to mask fatigue. I worry about Epsilon changing the game for the worse. This bug is a fast-moving target, and every gunner knows you have to lead it.Even without Epsilon we'd certainly be adding to the creaking load our health pros are already enduring. Tjhat's not being very neighborly.
I wear mine even though I have both Pfizer. It protects against symptomatic illness, but it is almost useless at slowing the rapid transmission. I'll reevualuate after the booster comes through and has been largely deployed.
DIY-HP-LED
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I believe masks protect you and others, even surgical masks work fine at slowing this down, an N95 is very effective and has protected healthcare workers for months. Some vaxxed people get delta, but many do not and a vaccine plus a good mask should help reduce the spread until you can get vaxxed to the max.
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