"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...CASES 676,609,955 DEATHS 6,881,955 US CASES 103,804,263 US DEATHS 1,123,836 8:30pm 1/28/24
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China’s Covid-19 Lockdowns Deal Another Blow to Consumer Spending
Travel spending and movie receipts fell during the seven-day-long National Day holiday as restrictions spread
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Travel spending and movie receipts fell during the seven-day-long National Day holiday as restrictions spread
China’s Covid-19 Lockdowns Deal Another Blow to Consumer Spending
A renewed wave of pandemic-related lockdowns in major Chinese cities is hampering hopes for a recovery in consumer spending, showing how difficult it is for Beijing to rekindle growth without loosening Covid restrictions.
www.wsj.com
Why children’s ‘choice’ about COVID-19 masking at school needs far more discussion
Children deserve agency in decisions that affect them, but adults are ultimately responsible for making decisions in children’s best interests.
theconversation.com
Canadian scientists made life-saving contributions during the COVID-19 pandemic
Canadian scientists have made significant contributions during the pandemic response, including vital roles in developing COVID-19 vaccines. But underfunding puts the future of science in Canada at risk.
theconversation.com
We were on a global panel looking at the staggering costs of COVID – 17.7m deaths and counting. Here are 11 ways to stop history repeating itself
We found most governments were ill-prepared, too slow to act, paid too little attention to the most vulnerable, and were hampered by low public trust and an epidemic of misinformation.
theconversation.com
Memory problems during the pandemic? It’s just your brain trying to distinguish one day from the next
A side-effect of pandemic response measures has been the impact on our mental health. But memory problems are a natural response to the environments created by the lockdowns.
theconversation.com
Adding COVID-19 to ‘designated diseases’ could boost vaccine uptake among children
Adding COVID-19 to a list of ‘designated diseases’ will not make vaccination mandatory for school entry. But it may help increase COVID-19 vaccine uptake among children.
theconversation.com
Is this true?
They had a hearing huh?
They had a hearing huh?
BGOL Coons will love this... that fool's whining about what we were at the time still learning..... and in the end.... the vaccine kept a good portion of those who took from becoming seriously ill and dying.... fuck the fools that don't take the vccine
sidebar: he's no different then the fools and the rich that destroy the planet for $$$$.... cause when everytjing goes to shit... they'll already be dead.... fuck everyone else that's gonna live through it
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Why you mad faggit?
BGOL Coons will love this... that fool's whining about what we were at the time still learning..... and in the end.... the vaccine kept a good portion of those who took from becoming seriously ill and dying.... fuck the fools that don't take the vccine
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You know what to do
I suuuuurrrre do you menstrating bitch, have your first wife come over and bow to ZOD, before the world endsWhy you mad faggit?
You know what to do
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Between googling anuses and Trump, it's amazing you have the time to get sonned my me.I suuuuurrrre do you menstrating bitch, have your first wife come over and bow to ZOD, before the world ends
sonned? take your faggot ass and go play in one of your threads....and speaking of sons.... I'll make sure that I wear a raincoat before I smash your first wife..... then ZOD her out..... now scoot, run along now.... go find a corner bar to hang out at and put your arm around your imaginary big booty latina..... "When you can't even keep a woman.... "Ladies man"Between googling anuses and Trump, it's amazing you have the time to get sonned my me.
sidebar: you're a legend in your own mind, lactating bitch
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Since antivaxers have no facts to support their arguments, they have to resort to taking statements out of context.
A person is only eligible for the bivalent booster if they've gotten their primary series of shots first.
"Dr. Paul Offit, a virologist and immunologist at the University of Pennsylvania, thinks both approaches are wrong. In his view, the original vaccine and boosters are doing a fine job of preventing serious illnesses and death"
The risk that he sees is that the existing vaccines may prove to be more effective than the bivalent booster and that it might've been better to go with a booster targeting BA.1 instead of BA.5.
Will Americans have the right COVID-19 vaccine this fall? Maybe
Determining which version of the coronavirus should be used to make COVID-19 vaccines and boosters is an exercise in educated guesswork.
www.latimes.com
You conveniently left out the other part of the article...Since antivaxers have no facts to support their arguments, they have to resort to taking statements out of context.
A person is only eligible for the bivalent booster if they've gotten their primary series of shots first.
"Dr. Paul Offit, a virologist and immunologist at the University of Pennsylvania, thinks both approaches are wrong. In his view, the original vaccine and boosters are doing a fine job of preventing serious illnesses and death"
The risk that he sees is that the existing vaccines may prove to be more effective than the bivalent booster and that it might've been better to go with a booster targeting BA.1 instead of BA.5.
Will Americans have the right COVID-19 vaccine this fall? Maybe
Determining which version of the coronavirus should be used to make COVID-19 vaccines and boosters is an exercise in educated guesswork.
"the potential upside of targeting Omicron is too uncertain to justify the risks of releasing a shot that hasn’t been subjected to a full clinical trial.
Sure, a bivalent vaccine booster might spur the immune system to generate more antibodies than a regular booster, but that doesn’t necessarily mean recipients would be better off, Offit said in an interview.
“If they’d given me a choice of choice of voting ‘no’ or ‘hell no,’ I’d have voted ‘hell no,’” he said.
He does not subscribe to the antivaxer notion that the bivalent booster is dangerous.
The risk is that it won't be as effective as other covid vaccines that he still recommends.
Meaning people might be better off with the vaccines that either targeted BA.1 or the ancestral strain.
He still recommends that people get vaccinated and acknowledges that unvaccinated people are at higher risk for death.
Health news in Canada – Medicine, Disease and Healthcare – CTV News
Get the latest news on health care and medicine in Canada, emergency room delays, medical assistance in dying and more.
How COVID-19 changed the way movies are budgeted and made
The chaos brought by COVID-19 served as something of a reset button for Hollywood.
www.vancouverisawesome.com
Mental health-related incidents remained stable during pandemic, study shows
"Calls for increased police budgets to respond to expected increases in mental health-related incidents may be unjustified," the study says.
www.vancouverisawesome.com
This is why travellers may see people wearing hazmat suits at YVR airport
It's a common sight at the airport.
www.vancouverisawesome.com
COVID-19 is 7 times more dangerous for myocarditis than vaccine: study
A new study has found that the risk of myocarditis, or inflammation of the heart muscle, is seven times higher with a COVID-19 infection than with the vaccine to protect against the disease.
Pair of COVID restriction protestors running for school trustee
Some COVID-19 restriction protestors are trying to get into power at the school board level.
German health minister urges stepped-up COVID-19 measures
Germany's health minister on Friday urged the country's 16 states to consider stepping up their measures against the coronavirus amid a rise in new cases.
This Deadly COVID Twist Is Like Nothing We’ve Seen Before
The new BQ.1.1 subvariant is spreading fast across Europe—and we’re not prepared for just how dangerous it could be.
Is Hybrid Work Doomed?
Stanford University professor Nicholas Bloom talks about how the hybrid work revolution is going, and how the weakened connection between work and home continues to change where Americans live
www.theringer.com
Ironically I was just in Walmart earlier today and the only people I saw wearing masks aside from me were other brothers and sisters.
COVID-19 hospitalizations on the rise in Canada
As provinces across the country report a rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations amid emerging variants and the upcoming flu season, health experts are advising Canadians to not let their guards down.
B.C. COVID-19 numbers largely unchanged in latest update
After a notable increase at the end of September, the number of people in hospital with COVID-19 in B.C. has remained relatively flat over the last three weeks.
COVID-19 misinformation prompts some patients to refuse blood transfusions from vaccinated donors
As misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines spreads, doctors across Canada say some patients are refusing blood transfusions from vaccinated donors, putting their health at risk.
Why millions of people in Ontario just got money from the government
Millions of people in Ontario will be sent money from the government over the next few days.
The astounding impact and reach of long Covid, in numbers and charts
Something about Covid causes a significant portion of people to experience symptoms long after the initial sickness – so what do the studies tell us?
Living with long Covid | The Guardian
<p>Millions of lives are impacted by long Covid. The Guardian takes a closer look at the illness, and those who live with it. See all <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/society/long-covid">our long Covid coverage</a>.<br></p>
The great gaslighting: how Covid longhaulers are still fighting for recognition
People with long Covid face an uphill battle convincing skeptics their malady is real – but discrediting uncommon conditions is hardly a new phenomenon
Are you living with long Covid? We want to hear from you
Time and time again, we’ve heard that one antidote on the road to recovery was finding community – tell us about your experiences with long Covid
‘It felt like I was never going to get better’: patients navigating long Covid
Those affected with long Covid have to cope with an illness that is not yet well understood. Three patients discuss their journey
When doctors become long Covid patients – and still aren’t believed
Our instinct now is to ignore and deny what we can’t understand or help. I suspect such a reaction stems from fear
‘It felt like I was never going to get better’: patients navigating long Covid
Those affected with long Covid have to cope with an illness that is not yet well understood. Three patients discuss their journey
‘I’m going to get there’: the slow path to recovery from long Covid
For some people living with long Covid, their symptoms have improved. One thing is clear, though: in recovery, one size does not fit all
I was an athlete – now I’m 30 and in a wheelchair thanks to long Covid
I know a runner, a fighter, a coach are still in me. But I don’t feel like her any more
Long Covid is said to affect white middle-aged women more – but data suggests otherwise
Race, wealth and free time dictate who gets to be treated for long Covid – making the condition ‘the new pandemic’
A young life, interrupted: finding hope – and an identity – while suffering from long Covid
One question dominates 24-year-old Ravi Veriah Jacques’s thoughts: who will he be after his illness?
How will long Covid play out over the coming years? Eight experts weigh in
The story of long Covid is just beginning, and no one knows how it will play out. Experts from around the world share their insights, questions and fears
The Nightmare COVID Variant That Beats Our Immunity Is Finally Here
The XBB subvariant of Omicron appears to be the fastest spreading COVID virus yet, and most of our treatments don’t touch it.
Interpretation of COVID-19 travel rules leads to dispute between Air Canada, passengers
An airline has been ordered by a B.C. tribunal to pay two travellers about $775 after they were denied boarding because of the date of a positive COVID-19 test.
