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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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Cap. They wont fine the cruise lines down here. Desantis such a sucka
Ask for COVID vaccine proof, face a $5,000 fine in Florida
Florida will start issuing $5,000 fines to businesses, schools and government agencies that require people to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination.www.clickorlando.com
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Trend I am seeing around school, walking around with no mask on is the new, "I don't listen to authority and do what I want to do."
It is interesting to see.
It is interesting to see.
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VT state troopers accused in fake vaccine card scheme resign
State police say three Vermont state troopers who are accused of being involved in a scheme to create fraudulent COVID-19 vaccination cards have resigned
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Death cult
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These charts (in general) seem to indicate that many states in the US have either peaked or plateaued. It will be interesting to see where infection rates go in the next few months... actually the next couple weeks after the labor day holiday could be a major indicator of things to come.
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Good.
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This is truly a Delta wave, with all prior variants effectively being squeezed out.
As many have speculated, waning immunity from vaccination doesn't tell the whole story. It is my firm belief that the spike mutations in Delta are simply too much for the original vaccines to quickly neutralize the virus and prevent symptomatic infections. No matter how many times we boost, the better answer is updating the vaccines.
As many have speculated, waning immunity from vaccination doesn't tell the whole story. It is my firm belief that the spike mutations in Delta are simply too much for the original vaccines to quickly neutralize the virus and prevent symptomatic infections. No matter how many times we boost, the better answer is updating the vaccines.
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This is truly a Delta wave, with all prior variants effectively being squeezed out.
As many have speculated, waning immunity from vaccination doesn't tell the whole story. It is my firm belief that the spike mutations in Delta are simply too much for the original vaccines to quickly neutralize the virus and prevent symptomatic infections. No matter how many times we boost, the better answer is updating the vaccines.
Plus that is what mRNA vaccines were supposed to be better than traditional a at, quick and easy to modify so that they can be updated for mutations. Hence why the faith that we may finally be able to vaccine against hiv because of that inherit benefit of mRNA.
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I agree that this is the case. Not telling people this or continuing to oversell the current vaccine will only lead to future vaccine hesitancy. They need to update the vaccine for the booster.This is truly a Delta wave, with all prior variants effectively being squeezed out.
As many have speculated, waning immunity from vaccination doesn't tell the whole story. It is my firm belief that the spike mutations in Delta are simply too much for the original vaccines to quickly neutralize the virus and prevent symptomatic infections. No matter how many times we boost, the better answer is updating the vaccines.
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HIV/AIDS vaccine: Why don't we have one after 37 years, when we have several for COVID-19 after a few months?
A lab worker extracts DNA from samples for further tests at the AIDS Vaccine Design and Development Laboratory Dec. 1, 2008 in New York City. Chris Hondros/Getty ImagesSmallpox has been eradicated from the face of the Earth following a highly effective, worldwide vaccination campaign. Paralytic...
If vaccine development was a game, HIV would be the last boss on Expert level. Even with mRNA, I don't know how a standard solution can be developed for a virus that can adapt as much as HIV.
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criminal behavior.....
Calling the people idiots who still support gop officials after deliberately putting their children at risk is being too kind.
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HIV/AIDS vaccine: Why don't we have one after 37 years, when we have several for COVID-19 after a few months?
A lab worker extracts DNA from samples for further tests at the AIDS Vaccine Design and Development Laboratory Dec. 1, 2008 in New York City. Chris Hondros/Getty ImagesSmallpox has been eradicated from the face of the Earth following a highly effective, worldwide vaccination campaign. Paralytic...news.yahoo.com
If vaccine development was a game, HIV would be the last boss on Expert level. Even with mRNA, I don't know how a standard solution can be developed for a virus that can adapt as much as HIV.
imagine you're playing Mario Kart and you running 1st place on the third lap and all of a sudden you get hit with a magical shell that puts you at the start of a race on a different track. reverse transcription is wild.
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Funny how they'll cry the blues about how it's so dangerous to be a cop, but won't take the vaccine even though COVID was the biggest killer of police officers last year by a wide margin.
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Man dies of COVID-19, family says Sugar Land hospital refused court-ordered treatment of Ivermectin
The family of a Richmond, Texas veteran, who died of COVID-19, say a Sugar Land hospital refused to give the 74-year-old a court-ordered treatment of Ivermectin.
Stupidity to this degree is mind blowing. Too stupid to live really fits here.
Is this going to be the new anti-vax chant - they’re dying because the hospital withheld the ivermectin.
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Man, I remember hearing some wild talking heads calling COVID "airborne AIDS" back during the early Wuhan days and I was f'n SHOOK hearing that ish and seeing videos of people falling down dying on the streets. There was even a point early on I can recall where scientists were trying to figure out if the virus could persist in the body and be reactivated like later like HSV, VZV, EBV, etc. As bad as things seem at times with this pandemic, they could be ALOT worse when you really put it in perspective.
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Case counts looking ultra awful.
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Gotta be partially due to testing/reporting delays from the holiday, but the trend is definitely about to be UP.
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Feels like nothing is going to slow down in the world either.
I don't know where we go from here, it's going to be a long winter.
I don't know where we go from here, it's going to be a long winter.
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