nosuchreality
Well-known member
Winning!!!! Nothing to see here, move along.
Sounds blissful.
Sounds blissful.
morekaos said:
coronavirus
- Thread starter eyephone
- Start date
NEW -> Contingent Buyer Assistance Program
Unvaccinated Houston man?s death may be first attributed to omicron in U.S.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/12/21/us-omicron-coronavirus-death-first-reported/
You keep dumping on Newsom yet stuff seems to be working... and not talking about vaccinations... just overall safety like masks, social distancing and being able to do things outdoors unlike other states.
The only point you are making is morekaos gonna moremislead.
Ok?how about Salon??they are a right wing bastion?
Who are the vaccine holdouts? America's real COVID divide might not be what you think
Are the unvaccinated mostly Republicans, evangelicals and Fox News viewers? I crunched the data: The answer is no
https://www.salon.com/2021/12/22/ar...icas-real-divide-might-not-be-what-you-think/
Why do you make posts like these?
Has nothing to do being a young fit athlete... they have more exposure to others than normal people just by the nature of their profession... "Sorry... can't guard your 3 because of social distancing."
So even with vaccinations... they have a much higher chance of infection than you or I.
Your post has no point.
?back to 0?.
Harris County public health officials did not say that the patient died from the Omicron variant of COVID. Rather, he died after testing positive for the Omicron variant. In fact, Harris County Public Health Department spokesperson Martha Marquez confirmed this.
"We can't confirm that the patient [died] from COVID, but we can say that he was Omicron-positive at the time of his death," Marquez clarified. "This information comes from our epidemiologists, who are the ones who get the reports. They have to do a very meticulous investigation, because, you know, they do take this very much at heart."
"They are telling me that they cannot say that COVID was the absolute cause of death," Marquez confirmed.
Harris County public health officials said that the man had "underlying conditions," a state which so many more other COVID deaths have been attributed to.
https://www.christianitydaily.com/a...-result-in-hospitalization-research-finds.htm
morekaos said:
Unvaccinated Houston man?s death may be first attributed to omicron in U.S.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/12/21/us-omicron-coronavirus-death-first-reported/
Reuters: Study shows Omicron no less severe than delta, according to data from the UK.
https://youtu.be/n0mL9QMfoDg
https://youtu.be/n0mL9QMfoDg
irvinehomeowner
Well-known member
Did you read the John Hopkins link? Who is doing better than Cali?morekaos said:
You keep dumping on Newsom yet stuff seems to be working... and not talking about vaccinations... just overall safety like masks, social distancing and being able to do things outdoors unlike other states.
The only point you are making is morekaos gonna moremislead.
morekaos
Well-known member
huh....
America's biggest vaccine holdouts aren't Republicans - they're young people who think COVID only poses a risk to the elderly, new data analysis finds
Lehigh University professor Anthony DiMaggio says despite reports blaming Republicans for holding out on vaccines, partisanship isn't the biggest factor
This contradicts comments from some Democratic leaders and political pundits
Instead, DiMaggio said vaccine hesitancy is divided by age, with those younger than 65 less likely to get the jab than their elderly counterparts
Although politics does play somewhat into a person's decision-making on vaccines, it's not the most telling consideration, DiMaggio's research found
Mayo Clinic vaccination data backs his assertion; it shows a plunge in percentage points for each age group below 65
He said the analysis suggests younger Americans have 'discounted the dangers of COVID-19, viewing it as something that only threatens the elderly'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...douts-arent-Republicans-theyre-people-65.html
America's biggest vaccine holdouts aren't Republicans - they're young people who think COVID only poses a risk to the elderly, new data analysis finds
Lehigh University professor Anthony DiMaggio says despite reports blaming Republicans for holding out on vaccines, partisanship isn't the biggest factor
This contradicts comments from some Democratic leaders and political pundits
Instead, DiMaggio said vaccine hesitancy is divided by age, with those younger than 65 less likely to get the jab than their elderly counterparts
Although politics does play somewhat into a person's decision-making on vaccines, it's not the most telling consideration, DiMaggio's research found
Mayo Clinic vaccination data backs his assertion; it shows a plunge in percentage points for each age group below 65
He said the analysis suggests younger Americans have 'discounted the dangers of COVID-19, viewing it as something that only threatens the elderly'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...douts-arent-Republicans-theyre-people-65.html
nosuchreality
Well-known member
Tell me you can?t read a chart without saying you can?t read a chart.
morekaos said:
morekaos
Well-known member
zubs said:
Ok?how about Salon??they are a right wing bastion?
Who are the vaccine holdouts? America's real COVID divide might not be what you think
Are the unvaccinated mostly Republicans, evangelicals and Fox News viewers? I crunched the data: The answer is no
https://www.salon.com/2021/12/22/ar...icas-real-divide-might-not-be-what-you-think/
nosuchreality
Well-known member
Well if one reads the article instead of just the title they would see the conclusion is the USA has a major anti-vax problem because basically anyway you want to group, they are not vaccinated like 80 year old democrats.
morekaos said:
By the way NBA just shortens the quarantine period from 10 days to 6 days. The league is having an outbreak threatening the season despite these young and fit athletes are mostly vaccinated. 10 days to 6 days is the real science! Trust the science! Don't question it!
irvinehomeowner
Well-known member
akula1488 said:
Why do you make posts like these?
Has nothing to do being a young fit athlete... they have more exposure to others than normal people just by the nature of their profession... "Sorry... can't guard your 3 because of social distancing."
So even with vaccinations... they have a much higher chance of infection than you or I.
Your post has no point.
morekaos
Well-known member
eyephone said:
?back to 0?.
Harris County public health officials did not say that the patient died from the Omicron variant of COVID. Rather, he died after testing positive for the Omicron variant. In fact, Harris County Public Health Department spokesperson Martha Marquez confirmed this.
"We can't confirm that the patient [died] from COVID, but we can say that he was Omicron-positive at the time of his death," Marquez clarified. "This information comes from our epidemiologists, who are the ones who get the reports. They have to do a very meticulous investigation, because, you know, they do take this very much at heart."
"They are telling me that they cannot say that COVID was the absolute cause of death," Marquez confirmed.
Harris County public health officials said that the man had "underlying conditions," a state which so many more other COVID deaths have been attributed to.
https://www.christianitydaily.com/a...-result-in-hospitalization-research-finds.htm
Is this pre print scientific paper really saying for people who have two shots more than 90 days ago, but no booster yet, are more susceptible to the Omnicron variant (cough negative effectiveness) than the unvaccined?
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.12.20.21267966v2?s=09
So this means once you are inoculated, you need to regularly get a shot to keep it up...what a good business model.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.12.20.21267966v2?s=09
So this means once you are inoculated, you need to regularly get a shot to keep it up...what a good business model.
