PJ Diaz
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Around 10% to 22%, so based on my previous estimates, that would be somewhere between 1100 and 2400.
Vaccinated stay contagious longer than Unvaccinated
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big bud man 413
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fuck covid I'm sick of this covid bullshit for real lol!
cannabineer
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post your link.
These guys say one (1) death out of 626 cases. That is less than 0.2 per cent.
Q&A: COVID-19, Vaccines, and Myocarditis
Benefits of COVID-19 vaccines outweigh a very small risk of heart complications
PJ Diaz
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post your link.
These guys say one (1) death out of 626 cases. That is less than 0.2 per cent.
Q&A: COVID-19, Vaccines, and Myocarditis
Benefits of COVID-19 vaccines outweigh a very small risk of heart complicationscovid19.nih.gov
Heart Failure and Mortality of Adult Survivors from Acute Myocarditis Requiring Intensive Care Treatment - A Nationwide Cohort Study
Background The correlation between severity and long-term outcomes of pediatric myocarditis have been reported, however this correlation in adults has rarely been studied.Materials and Methods This nationwide population-based cohort study used data from ...
PJ Diaz
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I have to strongly question the accuracy of your link because it says this:post your link.
These guys say one (1) death out of 626 cases. That is less than 0.2 per cent.
Q&A: COVID-19, Vaccines, and Myocarditis
Benefits of COVID-19 vaccines outweigh a very small risk of heart complications
Meanwhile this link is more realistic:
Lightning Strike Victim Data
Lightning strike safety tips for people indoors and outdoors
Now, the key words here are "a covid-19 vaccine" and "struck by lightning during your lifetime". However when you take into account the fact that you need to get updated boosters event 4 or 6 months to keep your antibody levels up, your real risk of getting myocarditis during your lifetime is closer to 1 in 500 (2 in 100,000 per jab, times 2 jabs per year, times 50 years = 200 in 100,000 = 1 in 500).
CANON_Grow
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Just be transparent what that study is from.
CANON_Grow
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Napkin math needed to get odds per 100k that was shown.
PJ Diaz
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1/12th of a person per 100,000? What is a twelveth of a person anyway, like a shin and an elbow?
Drop That Sound
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Vaccine prompts HIV antibodies in 97 per cent of people in small study
An experimental HIV vaccine led to antibodies against the virus in 35 out of 36 volunteers, but whether this offers protection against the infection is unclear
DoubleAtotheRON
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Things are always changing....This is why I don't trust any of this.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/health-news/why-the-fda-says-that-monoclonal-antibodies-are-officially-no-longer-a-useful-covid-19-treatment/ar-AA14VIt4?cvid=fbd1975673b3444ea5555028d79bc4ec
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/health-news/why-the-fda-says-that-monoclonal-antibodies-are-officially-no-longer-a-useful-covid-19-treatment/ar-AA14VIt4?cvid=fbd1975673b3444ea5555028d79bc4ec
Drop That Sound
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Fungi That Cause Lung Infections May Be Spreading Across the U.S.
Doctors are likely to misdiagnose cases due to outdated maps of these fungi’s ranges
Now they are finding out there is a fungus causing lung infections all the sudden.. Was only thought to be around 2 states, but is now found all of them.
DoubleAtotheRON
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Flu is strong this season too...and it's still early on.
PJ Diaz
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Thanks for bumping the thread, it reminds me to post this:
www.axios.com
Axios-Ipsos poll: Few COVID worries for the holidays
Americans are entering the holidays with COVID firmly in the back of their minds.
www.axios.com
PJ Diaz
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*** MEDIA ADVISORY*** Sen. Johnson to Lead Roundtable on COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy and Safety
www.ronjohnson.senate.gov
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CANON_Grow
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While cases are not trending in the right direction, the last two spikes of hospitalizations didn't cause the crazy amount of covid deaths like previous waves. It could be a really rough Christmas and a tough start to the new year, as it appears there is a delay of 2-4 weeks after hospitalizations. I just hope there isn't 30 fewer ICU beds each day, otherwise merry Christmas - no ICU beds available. We'll find out soon enough.
