I don't anymore either. I do wash my hands a lot and I do my best to avoid touching my face.I'm a total reprobate, big surprise.I have yet to wipe down groceries.
I don't anymore either. I do wash my hands a lot and I do my best to avoid touching my face.I'm a total reprobate, big surprise.I have yet to wipe down groceries.
I think,as a species, we are going to have to innovate and evolve. I think life as we know it is over for a while, maybe forever. As billions of humans continue to encroach on natural habitats, these outbreaks will continue to occur (see ebola, HIV, zika, avian flu, nipah, MERS, SARS). Trying to deal with them all singly is like playing wack-a-mole on a world wide scale. We need to get off our pedestal and come to terms that, for once, humans need to adapt instead of continuing to rape and slaughter the natural world with nary a thought of the consequence. We got lucky this time. Next time it could be airborne ebola with a 5 day incubation period.At some point, schools have to come back. I imagine masks will be required? They can't close them down for another year, can they? Can they really teach online all the time? I'm glad those are issues that I don't have to solve, if they rear their ugly head this Fall.
I don't anymore either. I do wash my hands a lot and I do my best to avoid touching my face.
We need to get off our pedestal and come to terms that, for once, humans need to adapt instead of continuing to rape and slaughter the natural world with nary a thought of the consequence. .
It's possible that other world leaders have taken, or are taking, various therapeutics at some time during the past few months - or that they have them at the ready - and haven't been as forthcoming as our President. Think Macron, Trudeau, Merkel, and many others. JMO.
The vaccinated monkeys didn't develop pneumonia, unlike the un-vaccinated monkeys. So sounds like this particular vaccine didn't prevent infection but somehow prevented the severity of the disease. Something like this could still be useful, unless better vaccines come up that prevent infection."Dr. William Haseltine, a former Harvard Medical School professor who had a pivotal role in the development of early HIV/Aids treatments, said: "All of the vaccinated monkeys treated with the Oxford vaccine became infected when challenged, as judged by recovery of virus genomic RNA from nasal secretions."
He wrote in an article on Forbes: "There was no difference in the amount of viral RNA detected from this site in the vaccinated monkeys as compared to the unvaccinated animals. Which is to say, all vaccinated animals were infected."
Doubts over Oxford COVID-19 vaccine after animals tested catch virus
Yes! I noticed too. Also kids without their hats...Can't be easy for them to run and play etc...
I wouldn't exactly call "treatment" something that actually leads to worse death rate and no benefits. I am amazed that at least some hospitals jumped on this drug and started using it as a "standard of care" when there is no credible evidence it does any good and in fact it might lead to higher death rate.I doubt it. Definitely not happening in France. I asked my s-i-l if the touted medication was used in Canada, and he said doctors in Canada have a different protocol, but, if someone wanted HCQ, they probably wouldn't be denied.
I don't know if it's related to the use of HCQ or if there is another reason, but in the US, closed cases that have resulted in death are well above the international average. One would expect it to be way below the international average. In the US, 20% of closed cases are deaths. That's one in five people! That's huge and should be setting off alarm bells.
I hope that a year from now we are not reading about how the widespread misuse of HCQ lead to unnecessary deaths.
United States Coronavirus: 1,570,287 Cases and 93,519 Deaths - Worldometer
Treating COVID-19 with hydroxychloroquine, with or without azithromycin, leads to more deaths
Oh, no doubt.It could be repurposed as part of a prophylaxis regime perhaps.The vaccinated monkeys didn't develop pneumonia, unlike the un-vaccinated monkeys. So sounds like this particular vaccine didn't prevent infection but somehow prevented the severity of the disease. Something like this could still be useful, unless better vaccines come up that prevent infection.
Can you ever imagine elementary age kids wearing masks all day?At some point, schools have to come back. I imagine masks will be required? They can't close them down for another year, can they? Can they really teach online all the time? I'm glad those are issues that I don't have to solve, if they rear their ugly head this Fall.
Well, Minnesota's all set...
State finalizes agreement to buy storage facility for human remains
At least they are thinking ahead rather than letting their dead leak all over a city street. Yes, talking to you NYC.Well, Minnesota's all set...
State finalizes agreement to buy storage facility for human remains
Can you ever imagine elementary age kids wearing masks all day?
That would be no. We can't even get fully grown adults to do it.Can you ever imagine elementary age kids wearing masks all day?
Maybe. But it's not like we (USA) have much to brag about. We're going to kill 200k easy at this rate.There are some people in this world, that I wish were dead. If God really existed, people like this would be burning in hell, rather than killing what will probably be well over 100K innocent people.
But you get what you voted for.