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I like this guy as he puts the science in a form us ordinary people can consume. Mind you I get what he says and wish he cuts down the presentation by half the time. A paper came out on deformed cells in the bloodstream and why they may cause the Long Haul effect in some people. The paper link is in the video's description.Delta Variant: Everything You Need to Know
Cases are growing exponentially across the world. Again. If you don’t know where this is going, a historical refresher might help. India has suffered about two million COVID deaths, the majority of them during its latest surge caused by Delta.Victims of COVID-19 are cremated in funeral pyres in...
Right, best case scenario it'll show to be a too early poorly executed exit strategy. Worst case scenario we're all gonna die from a Dutch variant. It usually takes a week or longer for infected to be potentially hospitalized, and weeks more for them to potentially die so it's really hard to say at this point. We have a relatively low number of ICU units for our population, the remaining capacity has been the major dictating factor for new restrictions and lockdowns. Out of 1200 ICU beds, 75 are now occupied (9 less than yesterday). That's the lowest since sep last year..... ....at the start of the second wave. Given the high vaccination rates among the elder, and the majority of cases being youngsters it's very unlikely it will overwhelm hospitals again.
Because the daily average exceeds the weekly average that line is still going up. In absolute numbers however, cases dropped ~25% from the most recent peak already, within a few days. 65% of new cases were contracted at clubs, parties etc. The whole 'Dansen [dancing] after Janssen' campaign is responsible for a large portion of the direct cases. Specifically, being able to enter clubs etc the day after the J&J shot. This has been increased to 2 weeks and was more strictly enforced last weekend.
Yes sure, not arguing. At some point however, like we have in NL now, pretty much all restrictions are gone and within the next few weeks or months even we'll know what level of deaths there will be without all the restrictions. Same in UK starting next week. Covid isn't going away, and we can't / don't want to force vaccination on 100% of the population, there's going to be a point where we got to live with it.
You forgot "they were all old anyway."
I don't want to mention that one at my age.
As I mentioned previously in a different thread, Moderna didn't come up with the amount of the dosage amount based on a scientific study. There were basically two camps of thought within Moderna; one camp thought that 50mcg was a good amount, and the other camp wanted to go with 200mcg, so they basically split the difference. Not too surprising since this is still experimental.
How are you going to avoid the delta variant?
T-Cells
That’s it? No mask? Good luck. It’s hunting for your virgin T-cells, and it’s quite determined to find your dumb ass.
I wear a mask indoors when around other people as a courtesy. Taking a T-cell detect test is a great way to determine if you have natural immunity. It's been shown that people who have gotten the vax and people who have previously been infected have essentially the same chance of reinfection.
www.healthline.com
Each individual has a different level of immunity after getting the virus. Some have immunity longer than others. What’s the length of your immunity?I wear a mask indoors when around other people as a courtesy. Taking a T-cell detect test is a great way to determine if you have natural immunity. It's been shown that people who have gotten the vax and people who have previously been infected have essentially the same chance of reinfection.
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At this point that is as much of a question as is the length of protection from the vaccine. That said I'm happy to get a T-detect test every 6 months to confirm continuous immunity. I should say however that t cells from the first SARS virus have been shown to last over a decade.
What do you suggest a person to do if they have not had the first SARS virus ? Get the vaccine or get infected and possible die ?
You’re getting it, peej. It’s guaranteed. Hopefully it doesn’t kill you. Maybe you’ll be lucky and get a double lung transplant, like this guy:
The first SARS virus has nothing to do with SARS CoV-2, so not sure what you're on about.
I've already had it, that's how you get t cells, dummy.You’re getting it, peej. It’s guaranteed. Hopefully it doesn’t kill you. Maybe you’ll be lucky and get a double lung transplant, like this guy:
‘He wished he had gotten the vaccine:’ Local man battling COVID-19 from ICU for months
Blake Bargatze, 24, was the only one in his family to not get vaccinated and now he remains in a hospital ICU more than three months after contracting COVID-19.www.wsbtv.com
I read the story about that nitwit.You’re getting it, peej. It’s guaranteed. Hopefully it doesn’t kill you. Maybe you’ll be lucky and get a double lung transplant, like this guy:
‘He wished he had gotten the vaccine:’ Local man battling COVID-19 from ICU for months
Blake Bargatze, 24, was the only one in his family to not get vaccinated and now he remains in a hospital ICU more than three months after contracting COVID-19.
(Well, that actually is not what was said, but I bet the nurse was thinking it).
Yeah, I agree . It’s not safe at all. My husband and I were talking about how we ( both fully vaccinated) are going to be back on full protective pandemic mode like in the beginning. Mask up everywhere and social distancing avoiding crowds and being on alert in all public places. It’s not safe and i have direct Patient contact with lots of patients that refuse to get vaccinated . I treat at them now like they are 100% infected and find their attitudes quite upsetting .
