captainmorgan
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New York City now has *exponential* hospitalizations growth.
Omicron
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captainmorgan
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I've been reading stories for months about these wack jobs attacking medical staff. They say the doctors and nurses are murderers for not giving quack treatments.
CatHedral
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I had no idea they could treat quack.
I hope they're handling it correctly. If someone puts hands on staff, call police and press charges. Just keep going until they're all in jail, or decide to act like adults. There's no room for leniency in that scenario.
captainmorgan
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US Army Creates Single Vaccine Against All COVID & SARS Variants, Researchers Say
Within weeks, Walter Reed researchers expect to announce that human trials show success against Omicron—and even future strains.
www.defenseone.com
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CDC chief on omicron cases: 'There is really no need to panic'
Rochelle Walensky, director for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), said on Wednesday that "there is really no need to panic" as COVID-19 cases begin to surge amid the spread of the omicron variant.
Appearing on NBC's "Today," Walensky told anchor Craig Melvin that 73 percent of coronavirus cases in the U.S. are now attributable to the omicron variant, which she said was "expected" due to the variant's rapid rate of spread.
"I do want to remind people that we are in a very different place than we were a year ago," Walensky said. "We have vaccines. We have boosters, and we have all the science that demonstrates the prevention interventions like masking in indoor settings work to mitigate the spread of this virus."
Walensky acknowledged that the omicron variant emerged quickly, noting that news of its first detection only broke about a month ago.
While the Biden administration has moved to free up more COVID-19 testing and provide more support to hospitals dealing with the surge, Walensky said, "We recognize we have more work to do."
thehill.com
Rochelle Walensky, director for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), said on Wednesday that "there is really no need to panic" as COVID-19 cases begin to surge amid the spread of the omicron variant.
Appearing on NBC's "Today," Walensky told anchor Craig Melvin that 73 percent of coronavirus cases in the U.S. are now attributable to the omicron variant, which she said was "expected" due to the variant's rapid rate of spread.
"I do want to remind people that we are in a very different place than we were a year ago," Walensky said. "We have vaccines. We have boosters, and we have all the science that demonstrates the prevention interventions like masking in indoor settings work to mitigate the spread of this virus."
Walensky acknowledged that the omicron variant emerged quickly, noting that news of its first detection only broke about a month ago.
While the Biden administration has moved to free up more COVID-19 testing and provide more support to hospitals dealing with the surge, Walensky said, "We recognize we have more work to do."
CDC chief on omicron cases: ‘There is really no need to panic’
Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said on Wednesday that “there is really no need to panic” as COVID-19 cases begin to surge amid the s…
thehill.com
Herb & Suds
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Nobody even noticed my signature addition 
injinji
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If you are expecting attention to detail from me, you might want to have a word with my wife.Nobody even noticed my signature addition
Roger A. Shrubber
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i have him on ignore, so its just a box that says im ignoring content from that memberNobody even noticed my signature addition
at that point they need to check that patient out and let them go home to convalescence. Let their family tend to them and give. The can have as many bleach enemas as they wish.
captainmorgan
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From yesterday.
"The traffic here in Park City Utah was Manhattan like yesterday as the slopes were closing. The town is jam packed and literally no one is masked. It is as if COVID does not exist and never has. Here is the thing, Vaxxed and Unvaxxed people look very similar to me at first sight."
"The traffic here in Park City Utah was Manhattan like yesterday as the slopes were closing. The town is jam packed and literally no one is masked. It is as if COVID does not exist and never has. Here is the thing, Vaxxed and Unvaxxed people look very similar to me at first sight."
jimihendrix1
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My niece, her husband, and kids live in Park City. They always wear their masks. My older sister went out there last week to stay until Jan 3rd. Gotta be crazy not to wear a mask!!
there's a vaxx key:
mask = vaxx
no mask, mask under nose (Trumpers as a sign of defiance), mask handed to customer at Target door and she throws it on the ground. REPORTED! = non-compliant vaxx antibody load questionable..including women from elevator who takes off mask to talk on the phone- people can hear you through the mask if your push air through your larynx and flap your gums.
there's a lot of borderline people out West.
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injinji
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Compared to everyone being south of the border where I'm at, that doesn't sound too bad. The vax rate in my county is 38%. I just assume everyone that I don't personally know their status to be un vaxxed.
Roger A. Shrubber
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we don't know the real numbers now, just the ones that come in for a test, many are asymptomatic, or it's mild and they assume it a cold or the flu, and never go get tested.
injinji
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My cleaning guy at work caught Delta. He missed about a week of work. His girlfriend lost her smell and taste, but never went and got tested. She works at the dollar store and only stayed home three days before going back to work. I understand they are poor as fuck, so they felt they had no other choice. But still. . . . . .
i'll finish your sentence (please indulge me). But still we are entering our most dangerous phase of Covid with two variants that didn't exist on 1/20. When money ran out in September they did nothing to assist financially so sick people can stay home- which curiously was the whole FVCKING POINT!
According to the Biden Administration the Pandemic is still officially over January 1, 2022.