Coronavirus COVID-19 - Global Health Pandemic #112

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Gentle reminder...

I think reposting SillyBilly's recent post would be good to repost. I do NOT want the Covid thread closed down because it's starting to get political. There's too much good being shared here and it would be a shame if it comes to that.

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Well said.
 
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DH and I got our RSV and Covid vaccinations today. I wanted to get mNEXSPIKE but our local CVS did not have it, so we went to a nearby town. We got the RSV vaccine in the right arm and Covid in the left. No pain or discomfort so far! Pfizer vaccines always made my arm sore for a few days.

We got the flu vaccine at our doctor's office in September.
 
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DH and I got our flu shots at Meijer yesterday. I asked the pharmacist which Covid shot/s they're offering, and he said only Moderna. We will get those after Thanksgiving - closer to our January cruise.

After a rough, record-setting flu season, doctors and health officials are bracing for another wave of fever, misery and respiratory distress.

In the U.K., health officials are warning about an early rise in flu levels among children and young adults. In Japan, health officials recently declared a flu epidemic and closed schools after experiencing an unusually high number of flu cases early in the season.

What does that mean for the US?

Typically, flu cases start to rise in November, along with RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) and enteroviruses, and peak in February. But job-cut chaos at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the government shutdown could make it hard to know how the virus is playing out this fall, experts worry...
 
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DH and I got our flu shots at Meijer yesterday. I asked the pharmacist which Covid shot/s they're offering, and he said only Moderna. We will get those after Thanksgiving - closer to our January cruise.

After a rough, record-setting flu season, doctors and health officials are bracing for another wave of fever, misery and respiratory distress.

In the U.K., health officials are warning about an early rise in flu levels among children and young adults. In Japan, health officials recently declared a flu epidemic and closed schools after experiencing an unusually high number of flu cases early in the season.

What does that mean for the US?

Typically, flu cases start to rise in November, along with RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) and enteroviruses, and peak in February. But job-cut chaos at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the government shutdown could make it hard to know how the virus is playing out this fall, experts worry...
Which Moderna?
 

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