Budley Doright
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the one who invited me to 'do go on'. so i did..i continued until i achieved my goal and posting it since i was being called a liar.
DIY-HP-LED
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The two new antiviral medications don't target the mutated spike protein, but work by inhibiting replication, each using a different method, the kind of variant shouldn't make much difference to their efficacy. The same cannot be said for vaccines and antibody therapies though, we'll have to wait and see about those, both in the lab and in the real world, where the rubber meets the road.
He was talking about a treatment, not a vaccine, and he is probably right about the treatment, vaccines and antibodies are another matter.
printer
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New study finds serious COVID-19 infection could be fatal even after recovery
A new study published in the journal Frontiers in Medicine suggests survivors of severe COVID-19 are more than twice as likely to die within a year after infection compared to patients who tested negative for the disease or experienced only mild symptoms.
Researchers from the University of Florida analyzed electronic health records of 13,638 patients who were tested for the virus using a PCR test in the Florida health system. Among those tested, 178 patients experienced severe symptoms and were hospitalized while 246 had only mild or moderate symptoms. The rest tested negative for the virus.
The study tracked patients over 12 months after they fully recovered and found those who had severe COVID-19 were 233 percent more likely to die.
“COVID-19 is even more devastating than we thought when only focusing on the initial episode. The downstream risk for the most severe outcome, death, is definitely high enough to hopefully make everyone rethink the impact of COVID-19,” Arch G. Mainous, a professor at the University of Florida and the study’s lead author, said in a statement.
Most deaths among severe COVID-19 survivors were not attributed to complications commonly associated with the disease, such as cardiovascular, respiratory and clotting problems. Just 20 percent of deaths were associated with these issues while the majority were the result of a variety of other conditions not typically associated with the coronavirus.
Surprisingly, the study found the increased risk of dying was greater for severe COVID-19 patients under 65.
Researchers said the study underscores the importance of vaccinations in reducing severe disease.
“These findings reinforce that the internal trauma of being sick enough to be hospitalized with COVID-19 has a big consequence for people’s health. This is a huge complication of COVID-19 that has not been shown before,” Mainous said.
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A new study published in the journal Frontiers in Medicine suggests survivors of severe COVID-19 are more than twice as likely to die within a year after infection compared to patients who tested negative for the disease or experienced only mild symptoms.
Researchers from the University of Florida analyzed electronic health records of 13,638 patients who were tested for the virus using a PCR test in the Florida health system. Among those tested, 178 patients experienced severe symptoms and were hospitalized while 246 had only mild or moderate symptoms. The rest tested negative for the virus.
The study tracked patients over 12 months after they fully recovered and found those who had severe COVID-19 were 233 percent more likely to die.
“COVID-19 is even more devastating than we thought when only focusing on the initial episode. The downstream risk for the most severe outcome, death, is definitely high enough to hopefully make everyone rethink the impact of COVID-19,” Arch G. Mainous, a professor at the University of Florida and the study’s lead author, said in a statement.
Most deaths among severe COVID-19 survivors were not attributed to complications commonly associated with the disease, such as cardiovascular, respiratory and clotting problems. Just 20 percent of deaths were associated with these issues while the majority were the result of a variety of other conditions not typically associated with the coronavirus.
Surprisingly, the study found the increased risk of dying was greater for severe COVID-19 patients under 65.
Researchers said the study underscores the importance of vaccinations in reducing severe disease.
“These findings reinforce that the internal trauma of being sick enough to be hospitalized with COVID-19 has a big consequence for people’s health. This is a huge complication of COVID-19 that has not been shown before,” Mainous said.
New study finds serious COVID-19 infection could be fatal even after recovery
“COVID-19 is even more devastating than we thought when only focusing on the initial episode.”
thehill.com
captainmorgan
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Today the speculation on the new variant is leaning towards immunity escape and less infectious than delta. That's bad news if it turns out to be true, it means the vaccinated and recovered will be more at risk, glad I have a booster appointment set up.
captainmorgan
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Omicron found in California, the patient came from South Africa Nov 22 and is fully vaccinated, they have mild symptoms that are improving.
injinji
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25% of new cases in kids. so yea, they are coming down with it.
captainmorgan
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Many of the people who survive severe covid die with in a year. I heard that when they do they are not listed as dying of covid, the real death toll is much higher than they say.
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Severe COVID-19 survivors have more than twice the risk of dying over the next year
Can long Covid kill? Striking findings presented in a new study published to Frontiers in Medicine show that patients who survive severe Covid-19 have more than twice the risk of dying over the following year, compared with those who experience mild or moderate disease or remain uninfected.
www.news-medical.net
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Budley Doright
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Well I guess you showed him then.
DIY-HP-LED
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Shit, that will add up to a lot of dead Trumpers by election day, if they keep refusing the vaccine, much less boosters. I figure the antiviral meds will still work, but they will be overwhelmed this winter, we will need to go back to masks and that's something else they don't like. Looks like from here on out it will mostly be a Darwinian event as kids are vaxxed over the next couple of months.Many of the people who survive severe covid die with in a year. I heard that when they do they are are listed as dying of covid, the real death toll is much higher than they say.
Severe COVID-19 survivors have more than twice the risk of dying over the next year
Can long Covid kill? Striking findings presented in a new study published to Frontiers in Medicine show that patients who survive severe Covid-19 have more than twice the risk of dying over the following year, compared with those who experience mild or moderate disease or remain uninfected.
I suspect that vaccines will continue to offer protection, perhaps less with the new variant. A mild case of covid is better than a severe one, though I figure most infections cause some long term damage. Boost wear a mask and limit social contact, the rules are familiar by now, though tiresome, at least they increase your odds. New improved vaccines are on the way and in the pipeline, none will help the cursed though, those who fuck themselves by swallowing bullshit.
Budley Doright
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Here’s a window into our health unit, check the bottom graph 
DIY-HP-LED
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If Europe is anything to go by we might be in for a rough winter in Canada with covid, masks and social distancing again would be wise for the winter months. We might have a lot of cases but relatively few hospitalizations, for the vaxxed at least!
Budley Doright
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Unvaxxed 4.7x higher
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DIY-HP-LED
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It might be time for an updated vaccine and booster with multiple strands of mRNA, generating multiple antibodies. We do have more tools to fight this than ever, from knowledge about how it spreads, to vaccines, antibodies, antiviral drugs and treatments. Good quality masks are in plentiful supply and easily available this time around. I also understand one of the antibody treatments can give 6 months immunity, better than a vaccine and that should help the immunocompromised. Now that most kids can be protected it seems to becoming more of a Darwinian thing lately with the antivaxxer and antimask crowd!Unvaxxed 4.7x higher
DIY-HP-LED
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Here's where we stand now, they moved the bar lower to 5+ from 12+ years old.Unvaxxed 4.7x higher
Coronavirus vaccination tracker: How many people in Canada have received shots?
Canada has administered 86,063,579 doses of COVID-19 vaccines so far, in a landmark effort against the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
www.ctvnews.ca
DIY-HP-LED
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See how your state or province currently ranks for covid cases in North America.
www.ctvnews.ca
COVID-19 in the U.S.: How do Canada's provinces rank against American states?
Looking at confirmed coronavirus cases per million people, how do the U.S. states compare to Canada's provinces and territories?
www.ctvnews.ca
Budley Doright
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Europe! Our health unit numbers are higher than ever. Unit declared a community outbreak region which means they lost the ability to track it. But yes the saving grace here is the lower hospital admissions for the Vaxxed. The 3000 people plus parties 1.5 months ago at the University district started the trend ........ entitled assholes that have now put the elderly at a huge risk.
Moflow
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Idiot gets just deserts...... prick!
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COVID-19: Great Yarmouth man jailed after supergluing lock on vaccination centre in Gorleston
Police say the 53-year-old man also pleaded guilty to causing a public nuisance by preventing COVID-19 booster jabs for 504 vulnerable people.
news.sky.com
HGCC
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I'm on the class whatsapp group for my kid. Man its always awkward, you get a notice from the school anytime your kid was in close contact with someone. So the email comes, then on the whatsapp "so did everyone get the email?" Then some kind of embarrassed parent is like "it was us." Everyone wishes them well.
A bunch of the kids went and got their first one last night. There was some sort of mobile clinic taking both appointments and walk ups so a bunch of them went. Getting my kid his second on Saturday, back to the mad house pediatrician office in the hood we go.
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