captainmorgan
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Pandemic 2020
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captainmorgan
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They say the new variant is so contagious that it will take a hard lock down to even slow the spread.
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Estimated transmissibility and impact of SARS-CoV-2 lineage B.1.1.7 in England
Combining multiple behavioural and epidemiological data sources with mathematical models, we analysed the transmissibility and impact of novel SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern 202012/01 in England.
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captainmorgan
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Black market vaccine to the highest bidder.
Jimdamick
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California, the wealthiest and most populous state of the world’s wealthiest country, is simply put, fucked.
Central and Southern California Have 0 Percent I.C.U. Capacity (msn.com)
California is the first U.S. state to report more than 2 million coronavirus cases so far. On Friday, the weekly average of new cases per day in the state was 36,418, according to a New York Times database. That is a 21 percent increase from two weeks prior.
The situation is now out of control, officials and health care workers have warned.
At Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in South Los Angeles, resources are so stretched that gurneys have been placed in the gift shop and the lobby is being used to treat patients
And Trump's reaction yesterday?
Central and Southern California Have 0 Percent I.C.U. Capacity (msn.com)
California is the first U.S. state to report more than 2 million coronavirus cases so far. On Friday, the weekly average of new cases per day in the state was 36,418, according to a New York Times database. That is a 21 percent increase from two weeks prior.
The situation is now out of control, officials and health care workers have warned.
At Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in South Los Angeles, resources are so stretched that gurneys have been placed in the gift shop and the lobby is being used to treat patients
And Trump's reaction yesterday?
DIY-HP-LED
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This Vaccine uses the same weakened adenovirus genetically modified method to produce covid19 spike proteins, as the J&J vaccine. It is cheap and quick to produce, both this and mRNA vaccines end up producing the spike proteins that train your immune system to produce antibodies.
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AstraZeneca: ‘Winning’ vaccine formula is 100% effective against severe COVID-19 | The Times of Israel
AstraZeneca: ‘Winning’ vaccine formula is 100% effective against severe COVID-19
Following criticism over initial trial, pharma giant’s CEO believes general efficacy will be equal to Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna; says data will be published ‘at some point’
LONDON — The COVID-19 vaccine developed by the British drug group AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford has achieved a “winning formula” for efficacy, the company’s chief executive said on Sunday.
The vaccine, currently being evaluated by Britain’s independent medicines regulator, provides “100 percent protection” against severe COVID disease requiring hospitalization, Pascal Soriot said in an interview with the Sunday Times newspaper.
He added he believes trials will show his firm has achieved a vaccine efficacy equal to Pfizer-BioNTech at 95 percent and Moderna at 94.5 percent.
“We think we have figured out the winning formula and how to get efficacy that, after two doses, is up there with everybody else,” the chief executive said, while saying only that data would be published at “some point.”
The UK government announced on December 23 that the developers of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine had submitted their data to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
Approval is expected to be granted to roll out the shot on January 4, The Sunday Telegraph newspaper reported.
The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine was the first coronavirus shot to be authorized for use by the UK’s independent medicines regulator and has been given to 600,000 of the country’s most vulnerable people since last month.
Earlier trials had shown varying outcomes in the AstraZeneca shot’s efficacy. The vaccine initially showed an average 70 percent effectiveness but that level jumped to 90 percent depending on dosage.
‘Storm’ over data
Behind this average figure from large-scale trials in the UK and Brazil was a 62% effectiveness for those who were vaccinated with two full doses of the shot.
For volunteers who received a half-dose first and then a full dose one month later, however, the vaccine was found to have 90% efficacy.
Soriot said he was “surprised” by the initial findings. “We would have preferred a simpler set of results,” he added.
The lack of clarity and transparency over the discrepancy in the results was widely criticized. Soriot said he had not expected the pushback that followed.
“We assumed people would be a bit disappointed, that’s for sure,” he said. “But we didn’t expect that storm.”
Great hopes have been placed in the AstraZeneca shot, originally based on a weakened version of a chimpanzee virus, because of its low cost.
AstraZeneca’s vaccine also enjoys a logistical advantage over the Pfizer-BioNTech alternative, as it can be stored, transported and handled at normal refrigerated conditions of between two and eight degrees Celsius (36-46 Fahrenheit) for at least six months.
That is a far cry from the -70C needed for Pfizer/BioNTech’s offering and could allow use of the existing refrigerated supply chain to cut costs.
‘Light at the end of the tunnel’
In a vote of confidence for its homegrown vaccine, the bulk of Britain’s requirements are expected to be met by the shot.
The government has ordered 100 million doses, with 40 million doses scheduled to be available by the end of March.
UK officials will hope that confidence is rewarded, not least because the country has been one of the countries most affected by the pandemic with more than 70,000 deaths.
A surge in cases has hit nationwide over the past week, falling especially on the southeast of England and blamed on a new strain of the virus believed to be more infectious, which was first identified in the UK.
According to one British study the strain is 50 percent to 74 percent more contagious.
In an effort to contain the spread of the disease, millions across Britain were placed under tougher lockdown restrictions that came into force on 26 December.
Dozens of countries have also imposed travel restrictions on the UK to stop the spread of the new strain.
Writing in the Mail on Sunday newspaper, Finance Minister Rishi Sunak acknowledged it had been “a tough year for everyone in this country.”
However, he added that “the early roll-out of vaccines – and the incredible work of our scientists and NHS – means we can now see light at the end of the tunnel.”
Nearly 200 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine will be made before the end of the year, the UK drug manufacturer has said, and more than 700 million globally by the end of March next year.
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AstraZeneca: ‘Winning’ vaccine formula is 100% effective against severe COVID-19 | The Times of Israel
AstraZeneca: ‘Winning’ vaccine formula is 100% effective against severe COVID-19
Following criticism over initial trial, pharma giant’s CEO believes general efficacy will be equal to Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna; says data will be published ‘at some point’
LONDON — The COVID-19 vaccine developed by the British drug group AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford has achieved a “winning formula” for efficacy, the company’s chief executive said on Sunday.
The vaccine, currently being evaluated by Britain’s independent medicines regulator, provides “100 percent protection” against severe COVID disease requiring hospitalization, Pascal Soriot said in an interview with the Sunday Times newspaper.
He added he believes trials will show his firm has achieved a vaccine efficacy equal to Pfizer-BioNTech at 95 percent and Moderna at 94.5 percent.
“We think we have figured out the winning formula and how to get efficacy that, after two doses, is up there with everybody else,” the chief executive said, while saying only that data would be published at “some point.”
The UK government announced on December 23 that the developers of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine had submitted their data to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
Approval is expected to be granted to roll out the shot on January 4, The Sunday Telegraph newspaper reported.
The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine was the first coronavirus shot to be authorized for use by the UK’s independent medicines regulator and has been given to 600,000 of the country’s most vulnerable people since last month.
Earlier trials had shown varying outcomes in the AstraZeneca shot’s efficacy. The vaccine initially showed an average 70 percent effectiveness but that level jumped to 90 percent depending on dosage.
‘Storm’ over data
Behind this average figure from large-scale trials in the UK and Brazil was a 62% effectiveness for those who were vaccinated with two full doses of the shot.
For volunteers who received a half-dose first and then a full dose one month later, however, the vaccine was found to have 90% efficacy.
Soriot said he was “surprised” by the initial findings. “We would have preferred a simpler set of results,” he added.
The lack of clarity and transparency over the discrepancy in the results was widely criticized. Soriot said he had not expected the pushback that followed.
“We assumed people would be a bit disappointed, that’s for sure,” he said. “But we didn’t expect that storm.”
Great hopes have been placed in the AstraZeneca shot, originally based on a weakened version of a chimpanzee virus, because of its low cost.
AstraZeneca’s vaccine also enjoys a logistical advantage over the Pfizer-BioNTech alternative, as it can be stored, transported and handled at normal refrigerated conditions of between two and eight degrees Celsius (36-46 Fahrenheit) for at least six months.
That is a far cry from the -70C needed for Pfizer/BioNTech’s offering and could allow use of the existing refrigerated supply chain to cut costs.
‘Light at the end of the tunnel’
In a vote of confidence for its homegrown vaccine, the bulk of Britain’s requirements are expected to be met by the shot.
The government has ordered 100 million doses, with 40 million doses scheduled to be available by the end of March.
UK officials will hope that confidence is rewarded, not least because the country has been one of the countries most affected by the pandemic with more than 70,000 deaths.
A surge in cases has hit nationwide over the past week, falling especially on the southeast of England and blamed on a new strain of the virus believed to be more infectious, which was first identified in the UK.
According to one British study the strain is 50 percent to 74 percent more contagious.
In an effort to contain the spread of the disease, millions across Britain were placed under tougher lockdown restrictions that came into force on 26 December.
Dozens of countries have also imposed travel restrictions on the UK to stop the spread of the new strain.
Writing in the Mail on Sunday newspaper, Finance Minister Rishi Sunak acknowledged it had been “a tough year for everyone in this country.”
However, he added that “the early roll-out of vaccines – and the incredible work of our scientists and NHS – means we can now see light at the end of the tunnel.”
Nearly 200 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine will be made before the end of the year, the UK drug manufacturer has said, and more than 700 million globally by the end of March next year.
grass_fish
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Remember you are in a mix of division and fear. Ivermectin may or may not be a definite for everyone solution for stopping covid transmission. However in the beginning it was pointedly sabotaged and eventually brought back into the light as a option. A option that already existed that was already proven relatively safe with other illnesses.
My mother inlaw and myself got along like a house on fire. Had alot of laughs. She told me "Pull the plug if the idiots try and keep me alive". No wake or any sort of visitors, " If they couldent come to see me when I was alive then fuck em". She used THC to kill her cancer. Remember THC that horrible idiot drug only pontificated on by hippies and worthless stoners?? Remember? Remember the billy and fauchies of the world laughing at and shunning. Did you forget?
The doctors would not operate on her cancer becasue she did not stop cancer with radiation.
Radiation is much like the push for the new Covid vaccine; or you are a crazy tinfoil hat type, any group that uses shame are truly desperate and full of shit.
She did eventually die as the doctor told her she had a blood clot, same as her mother died from. However she choose to not medicate and instead relax on the way out. She beat cancer on her own terms and did not give a crap what some dipshit looking for approval thought about her choice to use THC.
Maybe stop eating junk and take some vitamin D.
My mother inlaw and myself got along like a house on fire. Had alot of laughs. She told me "Pull the plug if the idiots try and keep me alive". No wake or any sort of visitors, " If they couldent come to see me when I was alive then fuck em". She used THC to kill her cancer. Remember THC that horrible idiot drug only pontificated on by hippies and worthless stoners?? Remember? Remember the billy and fauchies of the world laughing at and shunning. Did you forget?
The doctors would not operate on her cancer becasue she did not stop cancer with radiation.
Radiation is much like the push for the new Covid vaccine; or you are a crazy tinfoil hat type, any group that uses shame are truly desperate and full of shit.
She did eventually die as the doctor told her she had a blood clot, same as her mother died from. However she choose to not medicate and instead relax on the way out. She beat cancer on her own terms and did not give a crap what some dipshit looking for approval thought about her choice to use THC.
Maybe stop eating junk and take some vitamin D.
Fogdog
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grass_fish
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The point is Ivermectin is not given the chance by many as they treat it the same way "weed" was treated when it was initially toted as healing. My own experience with Family fighting cancer is to point out that I am not asking others for my opinion or data. Carlin is just funny and pisses off the Nazi types. Vitimin D and that vid point out the hormone related component/stage of vitamin D and although helpful on its own it also points out the door to dealing with Covid 19, it seems Ivermectin can work in this manner as well, very roughly speaking.
Another funny no partisan point of view.
Another funny no partisan point of view.
hanimmal
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'seems'
Im sorry about your mom.
As far as the rest of the medical advice, Ill stick to double blind replicable studies that convince my doctor of the best medicine/vaccines to use to stay safe and healthy.
Fogdog
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Thanks for giving me strength to see to it that my kids get a better education.
Fogdog
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I don't think one can completely blame Trump for this. CA went pretty hard for Biden. Still, though So. Cal has always found ways to do stupid things. Los Angeles, for example.
It will be ironic if Newsom loses the next election because the crowds in LA/SD/Bakersfield couldn't stay safe.
Magnets how do they work?
grass_fish
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The point of bringing up my mother in law was she beat Cancer with THC, it was not long ago that was laughed at and people were arrested for selling oil.'seems'
Im sorry about your mom.
As far as the rest of the medical advice, Ill stick to double blind replicable studies that convince my doctor of the best medicine/vaccines to use to stay safe and healthy.
So "seems" I am wrong. If Ivermectin does not work like vitimin D (wink) how does it work?
I mean I would hate for people to just shoot down opinions without something to back it up. Something with more substance than a meme.
No disrespect towards you and you are still allowed to have a opinion. Assuming you are from Canada the allowed comments is related to the fact that Harper sold Canada's sovereignty to the G20 who is dictated to by the IMF. I mean you still have inalienable rights but they wont last long if you keep bending over.
So what is your alternative point of view with data to back it up? Actually a better core question would be. Do you pay parking tickets/notices?
Waiting to be told is not an opinion its a joke.
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captainmorgan
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tRUmptards ruin everything.
grass_fish
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California from locals. I lived there for about eight years, got out just in time.
grass_fish
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That's some deep thinking. Don't worry joe and elon can help you.
Fogdog
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don't reply to my messages. you aren't worthy.
grass_fish
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Such a helpful guy you are. The good news is we need all types to fill the freeway. That's how people who hate get a pass. What is your solution for the dynamic scenario western culture has found itself in? Covid Included. Please enlighten thouse who you have labeled through a screen. Pour some more enlightening Hate onto the screen. LOL
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