Were they previously vaccinated?
New Covid-19 cluster in S'pore linked to man who was 'probably reinfected in India'
MOH said it will review border measures for recovered travellers. Read more at straitstimes.com.www.straitstimes.com
A new cluster from a re-infected guy. He got the Indian variant. 2nd reinfection case in nearly as many weeks.
Fyi. We are all on either Pfizer or Moderna here.
Covid is over
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Just came back to Indy...F'ing snow! Really?More Fauci complaining about Florida
Fauci: Opening Florida for business as COVID-19 variants surge a ‘risky proposition’
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the White House chief medical advisor, told News4Jax this week that opening Florida without coronavirus precautions in place is a “risky proposition” as variants of the sometimes deadly virus continue to surge.www.news4jax.com
Can't wait for my second trip down in three months in May
If this guy passed away from his infection the CovIdiots would claim that the government fabricated his COD.Not quite over for this guy
Ted Nugent, who once dismissed Covid-19, tells fans he's tested positive for it
The rock musician said he "can hardly crawl out of bed."www.nbcnews.com
Wouldn't that be BAT Scratch fever?
Fear. Spread it. Live in it. Forever.New Covid-19 cluster in S'pore linked to man who was 'probably reinfected in India'
MOH said it will review border measures for recovered travellers. Read more at straitstimes.com.
A new cluster from a re-infected guy. He got the Indian variant. 2nd reinfection case in nearly as many weeks.
Fyi. We are all on either Pfizer or Moderna here.
Well Michigan has now hit new records on hospitalizations.
Tracking Michigan COVID-19 hospitalization data trends
Michigan has offered hospitalization data, including inpatients, critical care patients and ventilator use for COVID-19 since April 12, 2020.
My family's practice has had 32 covid deaths to date. Worst story in the practice was a 45 year old fitness instructor with no known comorbidities..... covid > hospital > brain hemorrhage > mother had to decide to pull the plug on him.
No idea if he practiced explosive cardio in his instruction, however.
Stories like this are so weird. Wonder if it’s a blood type or somethingWell Michigan has now hit new records on hospitalizations.
Tracking Michigan COVID-19 hospitalization data trends
Michigan has offered hospitalization data, including inpatients, critical care patients and ventilator use for COVID-19 since April 12, 2020.www.clickondetroit.com
My family's practice has had 32 covid deaths to date. Worst story in the practice was a 45 year old fitness instructor with no known comorbidities..... covid > hospital > brain hemorrhage > mother had to decide to pull the plug on him.
No idea if he practiced explosive cardio in his instruction, however.
Well Michigan has now hit new records on hospitalizations.
Tracking Michigan COVID-19 hospitalization data trends
Michigan has offered hospitalization data, including inpatients, critical care patients and ventilator use for COVID-19 since April 12, 2020.
My family's practice has had 32 covid deaths to date. Worst story in the practice was a 45 year old fitness instructor with no known comorbidities..... covid > hospital > brain hemorrhage > mother had to decide to pull the plug on him.
No idea if he practiced explosive cardio in his instruction, however.
Strokes and clotting seem to be the most common health issues that result in death or serious hospitalization among the younger crowd.
Either way, Michigan was already decades behind in some respects and they are certainly losing many additional months relative to other states that remained or opened already with similar results.
New Covid-19 cluster in S'pore linked to man who was 'probably reinfected in India'
MOH said it will review border measures for recovered travellers. Read more at straitstimes.com.
A new cluster from a re-infected guy. He got the Indian variant. 2nd reinfection case in nearly as many weeks.
Fyi. We are all on either Pfizer or Moderna here.
Sorry for the delay. New cases today -- a bunch of migrant workers are re-infecteds, having recovered a while ago. (They have not been jabbed.)
There is however a case of a man who had had his 2nd jab like a few weeks ago and now tested positive.
(Masks are mandatory and subjected to fines here.)
MIT researchers: Risk of contracting COVID-19 indoors the same at 6ft and 60ft
The risk of contracting COVID-19 indoors is the same when socially distanced 6 feet apart and 60 feet apart, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) say.The study, …
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They say the most important factor is the amount of time spent indoors rather than how far apart people stand from one another.
"What our analysis continues to show is that many spaces that have been shut down in fact don't need to be," Bazant told CNBC
South Florida hospitals are admitting more COVID patients as variants spread
Florida’s hospitals are filling up again with COVID patients, and doctors fear coronavirus variants could be behind the uptick. The number of patients hospitalized with the disease has been h…
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Florida’s hospitals are filling up again with COVID patients, and doctors fear coronavirus variants could be behind the uptick.
The number of patients hospitalized with the disease has been heading upward all month, even with a fourth of Floridians fully vaccinated and 2 million who already had COVID.
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For a few weeks in March, South Florida hospital workers took a breath and thought the state was on the right track. But in April, the situation shifted again. As of Friday morning, about 3,500 people were hospitalized for COVID in Florida, a 16% increase from April 1. Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties lead the state in COVID hospitalizations, reporting a 12% increase from April 1.
I’m surprised it’s not more with how packed and open fla is. My stoker’s sister got married down there last week. Their entire family went. Packed everywhere. No masks inside restaurantsSouth Florida hospitals are admitting more COVID patients as variants spread
Florida’s hospitals are filling up again with COVID patients, and doctors fear coronavirus variants could be behind the uptick. The number of patients hospitalized with the disease has been h…
Florida’s hospitals are filling up again with COVID patients, and doctors fear coronavirus variants could be behind the uptick.The number of patients hospitalized with the disease has been heading upward all month, even with a fourth of Floridians fully vaccinated and 2 million who already had COVID.[...]For a few weeks in March, South Florida hospital workers took a breath and thought the state was on the right track. But in April, the situation shifted again. As of Friday morning, about 3,500 people were hospitalized for COVID in Florida, a 16% increase from April 1. Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties lead the state in COVID hospitalizations, reporting a 12% increase from April 1.
South Florida hospitals are admitting more COVID patients as variants spread
Florida’s hospitals are filling up again with COVID patients, and doctors fear coronavirus variants could be behind the uptick. The number of patients hospitalized with the disease has been h…
Florida’s hospitals are filling up again with COVID patients, and doctors fear coronavirus variants could be behind the uptick.The number of patients hospitalized with the disease has been heading upward all month, even with a fourth of Floridians fully vaccinated and 2 million who already had COVID.[...]For a few weeks in March, South Florida hospital workers took a breath and thought the state was on the right track. But in April, the situation shifted again. As of Friday morning, about 3,500 people were hospitalized for COVID in Florida, a 16% increase from April 1. Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties lead the state in COVID hospitalizations, reporting a 12% increase from April 1.
don’t have to be in FL to see that. Went to the movies yesterday and some shows were packed. None of the people there were wearing masks right or distancing and many didn’t look like the type to get vaccinated
Yep traffic here is back to pre Covid days on the streets. I presume that means people are back in offices
Just wanted to counter the narrative that Covid is licked in FL when it is in fact making a resurgence.
When I got my first shot, they gave me a 2 page document, detailing how the FDA does NOT approve the vaccine (Pfizer).
So, it hasn't been officially approved - just OK to use because it's an 'emergency' situation.
Fla has so many in and out that I don’t it’ll ever be free of Covid. Like stds
Like many things you balance the risk. Getting vaccinated is a must but to act like there’s no risk or that doctors and scientists or companies don’t F up is childish. 15 million doses were contaminated. Shit happens
First I've heard of anything like that. Not my experience with my two Pfizer shots here in Bton.
Yeah, this is in Charlotte, NC. I was kind of shocked when I read it.
I'm sure it's for some future liability issue.
Danc’s understanding i believe is correct. You should have gotten a fact sheet. None of the vaccines are approved by the fda. Theyve only been green lighted for emergency use (EUA). They haven’t gone through the same type of review as an fda approved or cleared product.
There’s evidence that the vaccine reduces transmission to others. That’s enough for me. Absent that I wouldn’t get it. I’d rather take my chances with Covid - again.
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Perhaps I was presented with something when I signed up online, but there was nothing when I got the shots. Those were quick and straight to the point.
It will be interesting to see how far that resurgence goes. Right now, we're only talking 1/3 of the peak cases per capita in FL.
TX has had similar openness and cases continue to decline. Nothing makes sense and these so-called experts are useless against it.
Same here. But, I'll be honest, like most, I didn't read all of the shit that I signed or clicked "agree to".
I gave a software presentation to a J&J facility in Grand Rapids.
Evidently not the HQ, but they do manufacture in Meecheegan.
I think one of the vaccines is made in MI, not sure which. Regardless, the Feds own them. Michigan can't just get them because they're close by.
IIUC, Catalent here in Bloomington is a subcontractor for one of them, putting the juice in the bottles.
