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formerly willchamberlain
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Im good on taking a vaccine
Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
thekillerj23
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- Apr 4, 2007
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When are these 5 dollar quick 15 min test coming? Those would be a game changer
- Oct 28, 2013
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- Sep 24, 2015
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I wouldn't touch that "cure" until there has been clear cut proof that there is NO potential side effects after taking it. And I don't mean a few days later. The people who get the 1st batches should be monitored VERY closely for at least a month.
I just have a thing about taking a drug that was "rushed" into availability when normal medicines take a good several years to clear all testing protocols.
- Jan 16, 2016
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My grandma passed this year. Based on that and the emotion I felt as I realized how much my grandmother was in my life as a kid, I had to start seeing my mother again with my kiddos. Not a super frequent thing, but visiting definitely is definitely happening again.
Getting a small itch to hit a bar, but still not worth it IMO. Family is enough entertainment for me.
- Sep 24, 2015
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Yeah, as much as I want a vaccine, being a severely high risk patient (being a liver transplant patient), I'm not touching this 1st vaccine with a 10 foot pole until there are seriously detailed documented studies on the potential side effects that may pop up after administering it. I hope the people who give it, watch the patients closely for any type of potential side effect. There is a reason they have stages for medicines to be tested though before given the go to be taken by the public. Rushing a drug, to me, is like rushing to get an airplane built and flying it without proper tests (and it's found to be missing key parts that keep it airborne). Call me a skeptic, but I don't trust this man in office ONE BLEEPING BIT!!!
- Dec 23, 2003
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i'm very sorry for your loss
i know losing a grandparent is a very hard thing
i hope you didn't lose her from the coronavirus
i lost both my grandmother and grandfather the same week may years years ago
so i know its very hard to get over and you never really do
i just glad my grandparents didn't have to suffer through a thing like this
thats why im very worried for my mother
my condolences
btw don't go to a bar if your going to drink do it at home
stay safe
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- Jan 16, 2016
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Thanks man. Wasnt rona. Was gonna add thankfully but I am not thankful at all.
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i totally understand losing someone you love there is nothing to be thankful for
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Your Coronavirus Test Is Positive. Maybe It Shouldn’t Be. (Published 2020)
The usual diagnostic tests may simply be too sensitive and too slow to contain the spread of the virus.
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I thought the US would top out at around 25,000 deaths and we'd already be on the bounce back from Covid
I underestimated white America's love for death and tragedy
I underestimated white America's love for death and tragedy
MakeNTGreatAgain
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Welp, Thailand just snapped their 100+ day streak...
Still pretty impressive to see how some countries have been managing to keep infection rates very low, comparatively.
Still pretty impressive to see how some countries have been managing to keep infection rates very low, comparatively.
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Today's update. The # cases is indeed flattening. This is a mix of factors. Cases in the South have stopped falling, cases in the West are falling but offset by a rise of cases in the Midwest, and the Northeast continues to be flat at a low level. The South and West are actually testing less than a couple weeks ago.
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Russia publishes virus vaccine results, weeks after approval
MOSCOW (AP) — Russian scientists have belatedly published first results from early trials into the experimental Sputnik V vaccine, which received government approval last month but drew considerable criticism from experts, as the shots had only been tested on several dozen people before being...
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drug companies working on covid-19 vaccines are planning to release a joint statement saying they won't cut any corners.
meanwhile top scientists at CDC, FDA, and NIH will likely quit if they sense any interference from the Trump administration or that any corners are being cut.
Trump is going to have a tough time navigating this one.
meanwhile top scientists at CDC, FDA, and NIH will likely quit if they sense any interference from the Trump administration or that any corners are being cut.
Trump is going to have a tough time navigating this one.
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These two things are what baffles me. If we put NY into the same category as some other small sized countries that were hit hard by covid back in March/April because of when the pandemic emerged there and NY’s progressive and non-political handling of the situation, how is it that those countries are down to a couple dozen cases a day and NY is still at 700+ cases a day?
Still hovering close to 1% infection rate which is a number that has remained steady along with positive results for months now.
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400 Possibly Exposed To Coronavirus At Pleasantville Church
Anyone who attended certain services from Aug. 24-30 must quarantine for 14 days from that last visit to the church.
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Yeah it's actually quite remarkable that it's stayed so steady all this time (as opposed to decreasing more or increasing). A couple things -- it's unclear how many of these cases are coming in from other places. Also, it's a very low positivity rate. Maybe other countries aren't testing as much? And the hospitalizations are coming down. They're half of what they were a couple months ago, even though the number of cases hasn't change.
Which countries are you comparing to? Do they have dense cities like NYC and are they major hubs? Even with all the reduced travel, NYC is still a major hub with lots of people coming in and out.
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As far as I'm concerned Trump is responsible for every single Covid related death in the US.
He received information about the virus in January.
Here we are in September with nearly 187,000 deaths, and he's still acting like Covid doesn't really exist.
He received information about the virus in January.
Here we are in September with nearly 187,000 deaths, and he's still acting like Covid doesn't really exist.
