It's part of French culture to protest. They seemingly protest just about anything on a weekly basis.
The Coronavirus, not the beer
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It's part of French culture to protest. They seemingly protest just about anything on a weekly basis.
zbhargrove
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https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/02/health/antiviral-pill-covid-19-explainer/index.html
This is the drug my research doctor buddy was talking about the other day... could be a major game changer.
This is the drug my research doctor buddy was talking about the other day... could be a major game changer.
nsacpi
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Portugal’s health care system was on the verge of collapse. Hospitals in the capital, Lisbon, were overflowing and the authorities were asking people to treat themselves at home. In the last week of January, nearly 2,000 people died as the virus spread.
The country’s vaccine program was in a shambles, so the government turned to Vice Adm. Henrique Gouveia e Melo, a former submarine squadron commander, to right the ship.
Eight months later, Portugal is among the world’s leaders in vaccinations, with roughly 86 percent of its population of 10.3 million fully vaccinated. About 98 percent of all of those eligible for vaccines — meaning anyone over 12 — have been fully vaccinated, Admiral Gouveia e Melo said.
“We believe we have reached the point of group protection and nearly herd immunity,” he said. “Things look very good.”
On Friday, Portugal ended nearly all of its coronavirus restrictions. There has been a sharp drop in new cases, to about 650 a day, and vanishingly few deaths.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/01/...ccination-rate.html?smid=tw-nytimes&smtyp=cur
The country’s vaccine program was in a shambles, so the government turned to Vice Adm. Henrique Gouveia e Melo, a former submarine squadron commander, to right the ship.
Eight months later, Portugal is among the world’s leaders in vaccinations, with roughly 86 percent of its population of 10.3 million fully vaccinated. About 98 percent of all of those eligible for vaccines — meaning anyone over 12 — have been fully vaccinated, Admiral Gouveia e Melo said.
“We believe we have reached the point of group protection and nearly herd immunity,” he said. “Things look very good.”
On Friday, Portugal ended nearly all of its coronavirus restrictions. There has been a sharp drop in new cases, to about 650 a day, and vanishingly few deaths.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/01/...ccination-rate.html?smid=tw-nytimes&smtyp=cur
57Brave
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zbhargrove
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May not be able to for long... considering InfoWars and Jones were found liable for damages on multiple accounts for the Sandy Hook shootings.
nsacpi
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It is surprising, but data are accumulating that immunity via vaccine is more effective than acquired immunity.
I think this needs to be looked at carefully. It could be that some of the vaccinated people had prior immunity.
There are also some indications that vaccines provide a booster of sorts for people who have prior immunity.
It is surprising, but data are accumulating that immunity via vaccine is more effective than acquired immunity.
I think this needs to be looked at carefully. It could be that some of the vaccinated people had prior immunity.
There are also some indications that vaccines provide a booster of sorts for people who have prior immunity.
SHOCKED there are no comments in this.
nsacpi
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I think you need to look at ratios. At this point there are more people who have been vaccinated than people who have acquired immunity (even in southern Georgia).
Here are the Oklahoma data. For September, they show about 1,000 breakthroughs per 100,000 for people with acquired immunity and about 500 breakthroughs per 100,000 for people who have been vaccinated.
Maybe not so surprising when you consider that acquired immunity for most coronaviruses is only good for 6-12 months.
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