It`s going to be the US army that will save the day. They are well on the way to creating a vaccine that will halt all corona type viruses including some cold causing ones.
What's this then? I'd love to read more about this...
It`s going to be the US army that will save the day. They are well on the way to creating a vaccine that will halt all corona type viruses including some cold causing ones.
Just google ....US army vaccine and you`ll find plenty of articles to choose from.What's this then? I'd love to read more about this...
Quebec statistics of hospitalization todayHere are the numbers for the vaccinated. Pretty impressive.
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CDC Finds Vaccinated People Rarely Die From Covid — Unless They Have Risk Factors
The CDC says vaccines were effective at stopping severe Covid-19 last year, but older Americans and those with multiple underlying health conditions face a higher risk.www.forbes.com
”The CDC study looked at more than 1.2 million fully vaccinated adults across hundreds of U.S. healthcare facilities between December 2020 and last October: Some 2,246 of them caught Covid-19 after getting vaccinated, and 189 faced a severe outcome like acute respiratory failure or ICU admission, including 36 who died.
Interesting. The U.S. states that report by vaccination status tell a different story than that, even after Omicron. I wonder why it is so different?
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Why COVID-19 is Still the Pandemic of the Unvaccinated
These charts show why, despite breakthrough infections and milder symptoms overall, the Omicron variant is a major risk to the unvaccinated.time.com
Another statistic detail from Quebec. Only about 50% of hospitalized are hospitalized for COVID primarily. The other 50% are hospitalized for other reasons but with COVID. For example, if you are hospitalized for stroke and are positive for COVID you are counted as a COVID patient. There are cases when patients get COVID in a hospital while admitted for different reasons and were than included in the COVID statistics. This shows that statistics can be manipulated and thus differ between states and countries. The hospitals in US also have an additional pay for patients with COVID while in some other countries not. This influences statistics in a big way and like having different physics laws on the Moon and Mars.It is more than just studies by Big Pharma. These are statistics from hospitals. Why would Quebec’s numbers be so different?
”Further, most patients hospitalized as a result of breakthrough infections in recent weeks have had underlying health conditions. Take, for example, the 128 COVID-19 patients at Michigan Medicine, the hospital system affiliated with the University of Michigan, on January 10. Of the 49 vaccinated patients, only nine were younger than 65, not immunocompromised and didn’t have a significant underlying lung disease. Of the 79 unvaccinated patients, 34 were similarly young and healthy.
In New York, one of the first states to get slammed by the Omicron wave, both vaccinated and unvaccinated have seen an uptick in serious COVID-19 cases—but the gap in hospitalization rates between the two groups is effectively widening. Before mid-November, unvaccinated New Yorkers were hospitalized for COVID-19 at about 10 times the rate as their vaccinated neighbors. But since then, they’ve been about 14 times more likely to wind up in the hospital.”
Honestly, the Stats are questionable. There are 2 things I rely on in this issue, General result, and personal experience.It is more than just studies by Big Pharma. These are statistics from hospitals. Why would Quebec’s numbers be so different?
”Further, most patients hospitalized as a result of breakthrough infections in recent weeks have had underlying health conditions. Take, for example, the 128 COVID-19 patients at Michigan Medicine, the hospital system affiliated with the University of Michigan, on January 10. Of the 49 vaccinated patients, only nine were younger than 65, not immunocompromised and didn’t have a significant underlying lung disease. Of the 79 unvaccinated patients, 34 were similarly young and healthy.
In New York, one of the first states to get slammed by the Omicron wave, both vaccinated and unvaccinated have seen an uptick in serious COVID-19 cases—but the gap in hospitalization rates between the two groups is effectively widening. Before mid-November, unvaccinated New Yorkers were hospitalized for COVID-19 at about 10 times the rate as their vaccinated neighbors. But since then, they’ve been about 14 times more likely to wind up in the hospital.”
What a bizarre statement! I now understand how you figure out your thoughts.A doctor told me last year, that he believed that many COVID patient died of stress rather than COVID itself.
You understood nothing. Most probably to you anything that contradicts even the idea that Vaccines have not delivered is dismissed regardless of proofs or situations. The only stats that matter are the ones that proves that idea. Anything else, logical or not, is to be ridiculed.What a bizarre statement! I now understand how you figure out your thoughts.
Update
Yesterday
USA:
+ 825 k new cases
3,866 dead
Total: + 864 k dead
This Montreal Gazette UN article title is a mindscrew creating the context for you.Florida: like another planet: https://montrealgazette.com/news/lo...eels-like-another-planet-compared-with-quebec
You wont be seeing them in the UK anymore. All mask mandates and vaccine madates/passports lockdowns will be no more, Boris finally comes out with common sense admits covid is here to stay just like the flu and well have to learn to live with it just like we do with influenzaMy north NJ town just mandated the wearing of masks indoors. And they wonder how Gov Murphy nearly lost in Nov in a deep blue state.
I am somewhat perplexed at the degree of discontent and protests in Paris and the UK, while much of the US and Canada seems quite complacent with vaccine passports and restrictions. I just don’t see the outrage, particularly among the twenty and thirty somethings. Maybe I’m missing it.
I’m usually good for a Montreal trip in Jan and Feb. I can’t believe yet again I’m needing to postpone. I’m likely booking a night or two in Boston and seeing some EE women with a popular national agency up there. Not exactly Montreal but still a good cold weather trip with hockey, casinos and especially hobbying mixed in. So frustrating because I just don’t see an end to this mess in sight. I really don’t. Not with our US and Canadian governments.
Yes, it was his position from the beginning. Maybe if they took that opinion from the start, and tried to work around it, the situation would have been much better. It is clear now that this kind of thinking is gaining ground, and those Pro Vaccine Zealots are starting to sound ridiculousYou wont be seeing them in the UK anymore. All mask mandates and vaccine madates/passports lockdowns will be no more, Boris finally comes out with common sense admits covid is here to stay just like the flu and well have to learn to live with it just like we do with influenza
Irreversibleduring my recent visit to montreal, i was very sad to see how many bars, cafes etc seemed to be permanently closed. in my travels, this is by far the worst effect of the pandemic that i have seen. st denis is one of my favorite streets- i usually stay near there and spend most of my time in that area. it appeared that about 80% of the businesses were closed. unbelievable, i cant image how long it will take to recover.




