But you are using them as a last resort right?
https://www.statnews.com/2020/04/21/...n-ventilators/
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But you are using them as a last resort right?
https://www.statnews.com/2020/04/21/...n-ventilators/
Isreal decided to start offering booster shots to folks > 60 because as mentioned in the quoted post vaccines are less effective against delta. That does not mean however vaccines aren't still highly effective. The latest data from Israel suggests mRNA vaccines reduce the risk of serious illness among the elderly 81% against delta, versus 97%. Even so, serious illness and hospitalizations remain comparatively low among the the vaccinated population.
Source: https://www.ft.com/content/b6a80442-...d-7793d417eddb
Your article dates back to April 2020 and the issue was discussed at length here at the time. From that perspective a lot of the items on your list about the unknowns come across as disingenuous because bringing them up almost a year and half later elicits an 'eye roll' response. The issues are nuanced and well understood here, and nobody wants to rehash them all over again with a dilettante.
If we rise up and say you're gone will you be gone?
Some stuff from Walensky. Data on which the CDC based its latest recommendation supposed to be released tomorrow.
Explains why breakthrough delta cases may heavily infect the nose but not the lungs etc
Sounds like a nasal vaccine will be needed to further control transmission. Not that it will do much good if the idiots continue to refuse vaccination.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/29/h...nsmission.html
Yes, the mRNA vaccines have been proven to be safe.
Sure I know of VAERS, so what?
I know you've seen the posts from several others with lots and lots of evidence to the contrary of your "natural immunity" being the end all be all.
It should be interesting to see what long term effects you and your kids have from the disease, probably things we can't even fathom in addition to those already identified. I guess that doesn't matter to you though because your freedumbs.
Generally, are you and your wife antivaxxers when it comes to your kids?
If they are less effective against delta then why do they think a booster is going to help?
Where is your latest data coming from?
No shit. The point was ventilators were thought to be important early on, and then they realized they might be causing harm.Quote:
Your article dates back to April 2020 and the issue was discussed at length here at the time. From that perspective a lot of your arguments about the unknowns at the time come across as disingenuous because binging them up 18 months later elicits a 'duh' response. Issues revolving around your list are nuanced and well understood here, and nobody wants to rehash them with a dilettante.
US averaging 80k a day now, with Floridumb at about 23% of that.
1) Subject to change, current thinking is a third dose induces nAbs (neutralizing antibody) in somnescent immune systems which may help against the increased viral load associated with the Delta variant. Prior to delta it was thought decreasing levels of nAbs mattered less because T cells would quickly kick into gear in response to an infection but perhaps in some cases high delta viral loads overwhelm the T cell response.
2) I provided a link in the post above.
3) Right, that's how science is supposed to work. In about a month doctors learned not to rely as heavily on ventilators. Other interventions were adopted too and as a result the case fatality rate dropped significantly.
VAERS is a cornucopia of false side effects
https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipelin...e-side-effects
Have been occasionally following this thread, as well as keeping on top of "real" news.
It seems like much of the hesitation/inability to require Vax is that the FDA hasn't approved it yet.
Has that been discussed and I missed it?
From what I understand they have recommended it without passing it through the whole process to be approved, which historically takes some time.. but this is a unique situation.
I feel like from a govt. intervention standpoint that is the next logical step that we're waiting for.
Once the FDA offers full approval it seems it would be easier to require the shots to access more (most?) services?
(FWIW I'm fully vaxd. Moderna in early May)
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nyt...roval.amp.html
It's fascinating that future generations will look back and read stupid colloquialisms like this from the anti-vaxxers. Kids will read history books and ask "why were these guys so ignorant and so unwilling to take easy steps like masking and getting vaccinated?" And they will look up from the history books and remark: "it's sadly ironic that conspiracy theorists like Sirlittledick were spouting off about 'seeing the forest thru (sic) the trees' while being blindly unwilling to take basic steps against a pandemic".
We're at this point: "Pandemic self-inflicted by nutjobs"
I would venture to ask "what are your kids and grandkids going to think of your stupid statements years down the road" but you, CorseShot, Ron Johnson and your ilk are lonely incels so the question doesn't apply.
It’s always been the last resort. As we grew to understand the virus and it’s effects we tried to put the use of ventilators further out. Have you seen COVID patients in the ICU? If someone is going to die in minutes, should we just wait and see what happens? What would you like we do for you?
With lack of understanding of a NOVEL coronavirus, we intubate people that are dying of respiratory failure. Now that we know early treatment with dexamethasone helps prevent ventilation we don’t have to intubate and ventilate as many people.
You figure it out
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