Covid Vaccine
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Australia is getting crazy Nazi. Scary what is happening down there.
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‘The Unvaccinated will be denied medical services in Australia’…
Premier Daniel Andrews says Vaccinated citizens in the state of Victoria will be allowed out of lockdown in the near future, but the Unvaccinated will remain in lockdown isolation. &#…
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Speaking of a strawman LMAO. You just flip gears to pointing fingers at me (better protected than you) instead of addressing the points at hand. Classic.
Not enough people are "naturally immune" + vaccinated. Come correct.
so...to...this...day...You still believe 100% of the "Covid deaths" numbers are accurate??
Despite all of the evidence that shows they aren't. Despite Govt officials stating outright in front of cameras, anyone with Covid who dies is counted as a Covid death? Despite the state of New York mysteriously adding 12K deaths after Cuomo leaves? And countless other examples of numbers being added and removed by the tens of thousands...you believe that number.
Good...Lord.
Looks like the NIH is having a come to Jesus moment.
Aim: COVID-19 is currently the biggest threat to mankind. Recently, ivermectin (a US FDA-approved antiparasitic drug) has been explored as an anti-SARS-CoV-2 agent. Herein, we have studied the possible mechanism of action of ivermectin using in silico approaches. Materials & methods: Interaction of ivermectin against the key proteins involved in SARS-CoV-2 pathogenesis were investigated through molecular docking and molecular dynamic simulation. Results: Ivermectin was found as a blocker of viral replicase, protease and human TMPRSS2, which could be the biophysical basis behind its antiviral efficiency. The antiviral action and ADMET profile of ivermectin was on par with the currently used anticorona drugs such as hydroxychloroquine and remdesivir. Conclusion: Our study enlightens the candidature of ivermectin as an effective drug for treating COVID-19.
Aim: COVID-19 is currently the biggest threat to mankind. Recently, ivermectin (a US FDA-approved antiparasitic drug) has been explored as an anti-SARS-CoV-2 agent. Herein, we have studied the possible mechanism of action of ivermectin using in silico approaches. Materials & methods: Interaction of ivermectin against the key proteins involved in SARS-CoV-2 pathogenesis were investigated through molecular docking and molecular dynamic simulation. Results: Ivermectin was found as a blocker of viral replicase, protease and human TMPRSS2, which could be the biophysical basis behind its antiviral efficiency. The antiviral action and ADMET profile of ivermectin was on par with the currently used anticorona drugs such as hydroxychloroquine and remdesivir. Conclusion: Our study enlightens the candidature of ivermectin as an effective drug for treating COVID-19.
Rutgers student takes 100% of his classes remotely. Rutgers still say must get the jabby stab jab because....danger. Or something.
Another Nazi move several here will applaud. Dangerously.
www.nj.com
Another Nazi move several here will applaud. Dangerously.
Rutgers student says he’s being stopped from taking virtual classes because he’s not vaccinated
The university requires all students, even if online classes, to be vaccinated.
www.nj.com
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Just the flu! 
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Florida is in the grip of its deadliest wave of COVID-19 since the pandemic began, a disaster driven by the highly contagious delta variant.
While Florida’s vaccination rate is slightly higher than the national average, the Sunshine State has an outsize population of elderly people, who are especially vulnerable to the virus; a vibrant party scene; and a Republican governor who has taken a hard line against mask requirements, vaccine passports and business shutdowns.
As of mid-August, the state was averaging 244 deaths per day, up from just 23 a day in late June and eclipsing the previous peak of 227 during the summer of 2020. (Because of both the way deaths are logged in Florida and lags in reporting, more recent figures on fatalities per day are incomplete.)
Hospitals have had to rent refrigerated trucks to store more bodies. Funeral homes have been overwhelmed.
Florida Faces Deadliest Phase Of COVID-19 Yet
As of mid-August, the state was averaging 244 deaths per day, up from just 23 a day in late June and eclipsing the previous peak of 227 during the summer of 2020.
Florida is in the grip of its deadliest wave of COVID-19 since the pandemic began, a disaster driven by the highly contagious delta variant.
While Florida’s vaccination rate is slightly higher than the national average, the Sunshine State has an outsize population of elderly people, who are especially vulnerable to the virus; a vibrant party scene; and a Republican governor who has taken a hard line against mask requirements, vaccine passports and business shutdowns.
As of mid-August, the state was averaging 244 deaths per day, up from just 23 a day in late June and eclipsing the previous peak of 227 during the summer of 2020. (Because of both the way deaths are logged in Florida and lags in reporting, more recent figures on fatalities per day are incomplete.)
Hospitals have had to rent refrigerated trucks to store more bodies. Funeral homes have been overwhelmed.
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More than 40 million cases of the coronavirus have been recorded in the United States, according to a New York Times database.
The total number of known infections, more than the population of California, the nation’s most populous state, is a testament to the spread of the coronavirus, especially lately the highly contagious Delta variant, and the United States’ patchwork efforts to rein it in.
Vaccines are effective in preventing severe disease and death, but 47 percent of Americans are not fully vaccinated, allowing the Delta variant more than enough opportunity to inflict suffering and disrupt daily life. Health officials say that most of the patients who are being hospitalized and dying are not vaccinated, and that it is those unvaccinated people who are driving the current surge and burdening the health care system.
Over the past week, new virus cases have averaged more than 161,000 a day, as of Sunday. New deaths are up to 1,385 a day, and hospitalizations are averaging more than 103,000 a day. Those numbers, while very high, remain lower than last winter’s peaks.
Before July 4, President Biden said he hoped for “a summer of freedom.” Instead, the Delta variant became the dominant form of the virus, ravaging unvaccinated populations and filling I.C.U.s in some states.
In an appearance last Wednesday, Gov. Brad Little of Idaho, a Republican, pleaded with people to get vaccinated: “I wish everyone could have seen what I saw in the I.C.U. last night.”
Gov. Jim Justice of West Virginia said at a news conference on Monday that the virus had flooded many of his state’s hospitals and closed schools there.
“We’ve got a really big time, big time situation in West Virginia, as it is all across this nation,” said Mr. Justice, a Republican.
After reading a list of people who died in his state from causes related to the disease since Friday, Mr. Justice pleaded with the unvaccinated people of West Virginia to get inoculated.
“We’ve got to get vaccinated for all, not just for you but for everybody — we’ve got to do this,” he said. “We can stop a lot of this terrible, terrible, terrible carnage.”
Covid Live Updates: U.S. Surpasses 40 Million Cases
The milestone was reached as a Delta-driven surge races through the unvaccinated population, with one state governor warning of “terrible carnage.”
Covid Live Updates: U.S. Surpasses 40 Million Cases
The milestone was reached as a Delta-driven surge races through the unvaccinated population, with one state governor warning of “terrible carnage.”More than 40 million cases of the coronavirus have been recorded in the United States, according to a New York Times database.
The total number of known infections, more than the population of California, the nation’s most populous state, is a testament to the spread of the coronavirus, especially lately the highly contagious Delta variant, and the United States’ patchwork efforts to rein it in.
Vaccines are effective in preventing severe disease and death, but 47 percent of Americans are not fully vaccinated, allowing the Delta variant more than enough opportunity to inflict suffering and disrupt daily life. Health officials say that most of the patients who are being hospitalized and dying are not vaccinated, and that it is those unvaccinated people who are driving the current surge and burdening the health care system.
Over the past week, new virus cases have averaged more than 161,000 a day, as of Sunday. New deaths are up to 1,385 a day, and hospitalizations are averaging more than 103,000 a day. Those numbers, while very high, remain lower than last winter’s peaks.
Before July 4, President Biden said he hoped for “a summer of freedom.” Instead, the Delta variant became the dominant form of the virus, ravaging unvaccinated populations and filling I.C.U.s in some states.
In an appearance last Wednesday, Gov. Brad Little of Idaho, a Republican, pleaded with people to get vaccinated: “I wish everyone could have seen what I saw in the I.C.U. last night.”
Gov. Jim Justice of West Virginia said at a news conference on Monday that the virus had flooded many of his state’s hospitals and closed schools there.
“We’ve got a really big time, big time situation in West Virginia, as it is all across this nation,” said Mr. Justice, a Republican.
After reading a list of people who died in his state from causes related to the disease since Friday, Mr. Justice pleaded with the unvaccinated people of West Virginia to get inoculated.
“We’ve got to get vaccinated for all, not just for you but for everybody — we’ve got to do this,” he said. “We can stop a lot of this terrible, terrible, terrible carnage.”
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Vile Comrade Tibs, useful idiot,Just the flu!
Covid Live Updates: U.S. Surpasses 40 Million Cases
The milestone was reached as a Delta-driven surge races through the unvaccinated population, with one state governor warning of “terrible carnage.”
Covid Live Updates: U.S. Surpasses 40 Million Cases
The milestone was reached as a Delta-driven surge races through the unvaccinated population, with one state governor warning of “terrible carnage.”
More than 40 million cases of the coronavirus have been recorded in the United States, according to a New York Times database.
here is what the CDC says about the flu, in just one typical flu season:
"CDC estimates that the burden of illness during the 2018–2019 season included an estimated 35.5 million people getting sick with influenza, 16.5 million people going to a health care provider for their illness, 490,600 hospitalizations, and 34,200 deaths from influenza (Table 1). The number of influenza-associated illnesses that occurred last season was similar to the estimated number of influenza-associated illnesses during the 2012–2013 influenza season when an estimated 34 million people had symptomatic influenza illness6.
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I don't think Comrade Andrews would appreciate you calling him a Nazi.Australia is getting crazy Nazi. Scary what is happening down there.
‘The Unvaccinated will be denied medical services in Australia’…
Premier Daniel Andrews says Vaccinated citizens in the state of Victoria will be allowed out of lockdown in the near future, but the Unvaccinated will remain in lockdown isolation. &#…
with all the bullshit you spew, you'd think this would be a bit harder to find. alas, it was not.
Translation: Liberals aren't afraid of the flu but skeered to god damned death by Covid, because they been told to be skeered to death because Covid is the bubonic plague or something.
(PS StoOpid, you're screen capture game needs work - some peoplez may be able to read that. Some.)
Now Floggy be walking all his **** back.
"Ok so it's not 90% effective, it's 76% effective and that do be damn good. Even though I made idiotic statements before, they are still good. Better than nothing. Vaccines great. **** the unvaccinated."
Like...OMG JFC!
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One drawback ..only thing that will come out your mouth after ingesting this drug is naay,naay. heehaw,heehaw. Haven't you been paying attention?
Alabama ranked top 6 in many causes of deaths prior to the NewFlu.
so why such a ringing of the alarms?
Stats of the State of Alabama
Well written article by a physician
www.rt.com
https://www.rt.com/news/533887-body-inflammation-eu-vaccine-inquiry/
As a doctor, here’s my message to anyone who thinks it’s OK to deny medical treatment to those unvaccinated against Covid
Some doctors are openly discussing refusal to treat patients who decline, for whatever reason, to get the jab. This would set a dangerous precedent and shatter fundamental tenets of medical practice.
https://www.rt.com/news/533887-body-inflammation-eu-vaccine-inquiry/
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Thats on account of its novel. See, Superman is novel when you only heard about Clark Kent.
do you know why the WHO did this? of course not. this was discussed 20 or so pages ago. FROM YOUR GODDAMNED ******* LINK THAT YOU CANNOT READ BEFORE POSTING:
Aug 4 (Reuters) - The World Health Organization is calling for a halt on COVID-19 vaccine boosters until at least the end of September, its head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Wednesday, as the gap between vaccinations in wealthy and poor countries widens.
The call for a moratorium is the strongest statement yet from the UN agency at a time when countries deliberate the need for boosters to combat the fast-spreading Delta variant of the coronavirus.
"I understand the concern of all governments to protect their people from the Delta variant. But we cannot accept countries that have already used most of the global supply of vaccines using even more of it," Tedros added.
High-income countries administered around 50 doses for every 100 people in May, and that number has since doubled, according to WHO. Low-income countries have only been able to administer 1.5 doses for every 100 people, due to lack of supply.
"We need an urgent reversal from the majority of vaccines going to high-income countries to the majority going to low-income countries," Tedros said.
This was why i asked those questions yesterday… i just didn’t include the link
this isn’t the first report the NIH has ised to back treatment of covid with the three medications that liberals refuse to acknowledge and openly mock
the absolute science of what these do and how they can be helpful are undeniable
in fact is that big pharma companies are currently producing semi knockoffs that will perform the exact same chemical functions only they will be marketed as an anti covid drug and the same people who hate on these will lap it up
go look at pfizers anti covid pill science and tell me otherwise…..
So whats currently circulating the right wing rags is a study tgat came out last month tying the antibody the mrna vaccine creates to damage of heart cells…
the early left wing forum response is that more study needs done on that response
the moderate retort remains why in the **** didn’t we do long term studies before releasing these vaxes to everyone and why in the **** are we sitting and stalling on the next gen vaccines if we are getting more and more data saying there are realistic concerns
yes a lot of meds have bad side effects
And yes the Vaers system often has had a myriad of unconnected concerns arise…. But nothing has ever had this many red flags just steamrolled right over
the early left wing forum response is that more study needs done on that response
the moderate retort remains why in the **** didn’t we do long term studies before releasing these vaxes to everyone and why in the **** are we sitting and stalling on the next gen vaccines if we are getting more and more data saying there are realistic concerns
yes a lot of meds have bad side effects
And yes the Vaers system often has had a myriad of unconnected concerns arise…. But nothing has ever had this many red flags just steamrolled right over
Just the flu!
Covid Live Updates: U.S. Surpasses 40 Million Cases
The milestone was reached as a Delta-driven surge races through the unvaccinated population, with one state governor warning of “terrible carnage.”
Covid Live Updates: U.S. Surpasses 40 Million Cases
HOLY **** are you ******* kidding me??? What does this mean?? We surpassed 40 million cases...after President PeePads promised us he had a plan to eradicate it??
January 1 - we had close to 21 Million cases.
When President PeePads took office, we had 25 Million cases. President PeePads do be say he be fix da Rona. Millions of naive, ignorant voters believed this fairy tale.
Since he was sworn in, we have seen 16 million cases.
Now, how I see it...President Pee Pads was given not one, but 3 vaccines. He had all the tools to fix this ammiritttteee??
Yet outside of December last year, Beijing Joe has presided over the highest case loads we experience in all of 2020. And cases are rising.
Xiden told us he had a plan. A plan man...he said...in his Corn Pop voice. He was gonna eradicate this ****.
And despite having more learning, more therapeutics and three vaccines, that ******'s **** the bed. Will figuratively and literally. Where's your blame and outrage? Last year you were all too quick to blame Trump for every death. This year, you blame rednecks and Conservatives. Nary a critique of the dementia-riddled asshat presiding over it all.
But right now, this ****'s happening on Xiden's watch and he's failing horribly - using the measures by which you all judged just a year ago.
My what a difference a year makes in how the selectively outraged view issues.
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Idaho is warning residents they may not get the care they expect at hospitals due to COVID-19 cases overrunning the health care system and depleting resources.
The state entered a “Crisis Standards of Care” on Monday after a vote by the Crisis Standards of Care Activation Advisory Committee. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare announced the decision Tuesday.
The crisis standard was enacted “because of a severe shortage of staffing and available beds in the northern area of the state caused by a massive increase in patients with COVID-19 who require hospitalization.”
The standard applies to 10 hospitals and health care systems in the state’s north central and pandhandle regions, and allows health care workers to allocate resources to those most likely to survive.
“When crisis standards of care are in effect, people who need medical care may experience care that is different from what they expect,” the statement reads. “For example, patients admitted to the hospital may find that hospital beds are not available or are in repurposed rooms (such as a conference room) or that needed equipment is not available.”
Coronavirus cases have spiked in the state, overwhelming the health care system.
With the current rate of COVID-19 cases, the state could see 30,000 cases a week by the middle of September, medical experts say, according to The Associated Press.
Idaho warns residents they may not get expected care due to COVID-19 hospitalizations
Idaho is warning residents they may not get the care they expect at hospitals due to COVID-19 cases overrunning the health care system and depleting resources.
Idaho is warning residents they may not get the care they expect at hospitals due to COVID-19 cases overrunning the health care system and depleting resources.
The state entered a “Crisis Standards of Care” on Monday after a vote by the Crisis Standards of Care Activation Advisory Committee. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare announced the decision Tuesday.
The crisis standard was enacted “because of a severe shortage of staffing and available beds in the northern area of the state caused by a massive increase in patients with COVID-19 who require hospitalization.”
The standard applies to 10 hospitals and health care systems in the state’s north central and pandhandle regions, and allows health care workers to allocate resources to those most likely to survive.
“When crisis standards of care are in effect, people who need medical care may experience care that is different from what they expect,” the statement reads. “For example, patients admitted to the hospital may find that hospital beds are not available or are in repurposed rooms (such as a conference room) or that needed equipment is not available.”
Coronavirus cases have spiked in the state, overwhelming the health care system.
With the current rate of COVID-19 cases, the state could see 30,000 cases a week by the middle of September, medical experts say, according to The Associated Press.