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I'd sure hope we are endemic by the midterms.
We look like we've peaked in nearly every US state. Unfortunately, we'll still kill as many people in the down half as the up, but every day you'll risk of being exposed to an infection is lower and lower and lower.
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GG ctards.
how rude 1st of all
GG ctards.
I think there are a lot of factors that would separate those two countries, are they accounting for our fatness? That would trim the red part of graph by 75-125%.
We are literally that much fatter than everyone.
am I doing this right C @Canadian_Crisis_Actor
Outbreak at daycare last week. The boy was sick all week, no testing for toddlers with mild symptoms. Fever, snotty, puking, tired.
The wife tested positive on Monday. Aches, no taste, headaches.
I am still going strong. Negative test on Monday and no symptoms.
good stuff
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Much more interesting is this (from the linked presentation on your link)
apparently stretching out shot #2 may give better longterm effect anyways.
You end up with more short term gap (only one shot while waiting for #2) but better in safety and effectiveness possibly.
As cases go down and your risk for immediate exposure also goes down, it's likely this is the way to go.
Sending good vibes our way.
If I remember right when we were doing 4 months or whatever between doses because we didn't have vaccines they noted that the longer you waited between doses the more fucked up you got.
Just swept through our house, both wife and I were sick same symptoms, kids were sick for a day each
The circle is almost complete.
Gov. Sisolak lifts mask mandate in Nevada
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) – Gov. Steve Sisolak announced Thursday that Nevada’s statewide mask mandate for indoor public settings would lift, effective immediately.
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Association of BNT162b2 COVID-19 Vaccination During Pregnancy With Infant Outcomes
This cohort study examines the association between maternal immunization with the BNT162b2 COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy and neonatal and early infant outcomes.
Of course, the news is not all bad. Babies spend much of their time at home with their unmasked caregivers. It is only in day care or when out and about with their parents that they don’t see whole talking faces. Therefore, it may only be those situations that may have long-term negative consequences for babies. We need more research to tell us if this is the case.
In the meantime, how can we ensure that my daughter’s friend’s little girl will, at a minimum, understand her masked peers and teachers? The best advice is that, when outside the home, we should follow CDC’s guidance and always wear a mask; in contrast, when home and unmasked, we should engage in as much en face communication with our babies as possible so that they can see and hear our talking faces in their full splendor.
Masks Can Be Detrimental to Babies' Speech and Language Development
The good news is that parents can take action to compensate
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