EpcoTim
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You’re running numbers from a wide open group against a consolidated group, there is a difference. Saying the Israeli study doesn’t skew the numbers is ignoring a simple fact.
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James J
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It's in the list of accepted vaccines on that page. Every vaccine you see here including AZ has been cleared:
The AZ Vaccine is on the approved list. You'll be fine.
COVID-19 and Your Health
Symptoms, testing, what to do if sick, daily activities, and more.
LittleBuford
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The story itself is too political to share, but regarding the current Big Bird controversy, it should be noted that his advocacy of vaccines is nothing new:
ArmoredRodent
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I don't recall seeing this thread so quiet before. There were only three posts today. I actually take that as a good sign.
JoeCamel
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After you said it 1000 times.......
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Florida has low cases so there isn’t much to whine and show shock about right now.
hopemax
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I was waiting until tomorrow to post an update on my FIL, because there is a very good chance he is going home and I didn't want to jinx it. His COVID treatment went as expected, his CT revealed some clotting in his lungs as happens with COVID, but not concerning. It is something they will be watching for the next month. He did develop bronchitis and that kept him in the hospital a couple more days. They took him off oxygen today. MIL was cleared from quarantine yesterday and celebrated by going to the grocery store.
OTOH, my state (CO) is a disaster right now. Approaching highs, less than 100 ICU beds. So sullyinMT better not need to send any patients to CO
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OTOH, my state (CO) is a disaster right now. Approaching highs, less than 100 ICU beds. So sullyinMT better not need to send any patients to CO
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sullyinMT
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Great news for your family! Glad to hear it’s going in a promising direction.I was waiting until tomorrow to post an update on my FIL, because there is a very good chance he is going home and I didn't want to jinx it. His COVID treatment went as expected, his CT revealed some clotting in his lungs as happens with COVID, but not concerning. It is something they will be watching for the next month. He did develop bronchitis and that kept him in the hospital a couple more days. They took him off oxygen today. MIL was cleared from quarantine yesterday and celebrated by going to the grocery store.
OTOH, my state (CO) is a disaster right now. Approaching highs, less than 100 ICU beds. So sullyinMT better not need to send any patients to CO
I’ll let my attendings know
. Hopefully CO breaks soon. Our county is finally showing promise after being in our darkest days yet. Still at high case counts, but we have enough space to at least resume elective surgeries in some capacity.
TehPuddingMan
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The hospital near me in Sarasota has zero Covid patients for the first time since February 2020.
www.fox13news.com
Milestone: For first time since February of 2020, no COVID-19 patients at Sarasota hospital
In February of 2020, Doctors Hospital was the first in the state to diagnose and treat a COVID-positive patient. Thursday afternoon, their last COVID-19 patient was released. As of now, they remain COVID-patient free.
Tony the Tigger
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The Mob of Stupidity wins again.
When the US as a whole has high rates of Covid essentially nationwide I don’t see what travel quarantines would prevent, provided people wear masks/social distance the same way they would at home.
Heppenheimer
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Not a whole lot new going on this weekend, I guess. The pediatric vaccine has full EUA, administration has just started, and we haven't yet reached the stage where there's obvious holdouts that we can argue over. And molnupiravir's FDA hearing doesn't happen until the end of the month. Provided it receives authorization, this drug will be the next big COVID news (barring some other horrible development that we didn't expect...).
I finally had days off without pouring rain or wet snow, so I was focused all weekend with doing all my usual pre-winter household tasks. Between nothing much going on COVID-wise and other stuff to do, I don't even think I looked at this website all weekend.
It would be nice if this thread gradually fades away from lack of new things to discuss, but I don't think the pandemic has given us our last surprise yet, unfortunately.
ToTBellHop
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No. A 7-day quarantine if a student in CT goes to NY is stupid. International travel? Sure.
Anyone from CT would understand how silly it is trying to keep people from going to NYC, in particular, from here. We have trains into NYC 4x an hour from every town along the shoreline of CT.
I’m about as pro-mask, pro-vaccine as a person can be. Interstate travel restrictions are complete nonsense with a widespread virus.
Nubs70
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Why even international travel?
Covid is everywhere. You can catch it at home, in school, at work..As long as you take reasonable precautions.
Heppenheimer
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Variants of concern aren't everywhere, so some international screening is still justified.
bpiper
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I was curious on the ages of the deaths so far from Covid-19. I was wondering if that was accounting for some of the hiring problems that businesses have faced. While it might have a very small impact, its not the smoking gun I thought it might be.
www.statista.com
COVID-19 deaths by age U.S. 2023 | Statista
Between the beginning of January 2020 and June 14, 2023, of the 1,134,641 deaths caused by COVID-19 in the United States, around 307,169 had occurred among those aged 85 years and older.
www.statista.com
Nubs70
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Come now, we all know by a RCT that 0-29 spread it to the older groups. 0-29 are causal vectors.I was curious on the ages of the deaths so far from Covid-19. I was wondering if that was accounting for some of the hiring problems that businesses have faced. While it might have a very small impact, its not the smoking gun I thought it might be.
COVID-19 deaths by age U.S. 2023 | Statista
Between the beginning of January 2020 and June 14, 2023, of the 1,134,641 deaths caused by COVID-19 in the United States, around 307,169 had occurred among those aged 85 years and older.
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James J
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It's great to see, and I'll be on my way back to the US in six weeks. Although that's to spend two weeks with the in-laws at their home in Myrtle Beach, SC - not quite a trip to WDW
I also saw that everyone on the first Virgin flights to Orlando from Heathrow today was given a pair of complimentary Mickey or Minnie ears, which was a nice touch.
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