Covid Vaccine
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It’s amazing everything is still open. Oh wait, no it’s not, the vaccines work.
Governor Lamont: Now Is the Time to Get a COVID-19 Booster Shot
Gov. Ned Lamont is encouraging Connecticut adults to get a COVID-19 booster vaccination. “We’re 11 months into the vaccination program. In my view, if you were vaccinated more than six months ago, you’re not fully vaccinated,” Lamont said. “If you were vaccinated more than six months ago, now is...www.nbcconnecticut.com
Floggy? Floggy??
Five highest current Covid Death Rates:
1. Wyoming (45% vaccinated)
2. Montana (52% vaccinated)
3. West Virginia (41% vaccinated)
4. Kentucky (52% vaccinated)
5. Idaho (45% vaccinated)
It’s not a coincidence. It’s about to become even more evident.
UK STUDY — Vaccinated Adults under 60 are dying at 2X Times the rate of the Unvaccinated…
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SOURCE — ALEX BERENSON
The brown line represents weekly deaths from all causes of vaccinated people 10-59, per 100,000 people. The blue line represents weekly deaths from all causes of unvaccinated people per 100,000 in the same age range.
The conclusion — Vaccinated people under 60 are twice as likely to die as unvaccinated people. And overall deaths in Britain are running well above normal. I don’t know how to explain this.
The basic data is available here, download the Excel file and see table 4:
New Study from Germany — Higher Vaccination Rate leads to Higher Mortality
SOURCE — STEVE KIRSCH
The authors write (translated into English) — “The correlation is + .31, is amazingly high and especially in an unexpected direction. Actually, it should be negative, so that one could say: The higher the vaccination rate, the lower the excess mortality. However, the opposite is the case and this urgently needs to be clarified. Excess mortality can be observed in all 16 countries.”
The original German study translated into English PDF…
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Haven’t posted since last week, you reach out to me to say you’ll be absent, and I’m the one that’s obsessed?
Your point would make sense if there hadn’t been a much greater uptick in unvaccinated cases.
Do you think you’ll kill as many deer with your long gun as you did people with your Covid?
The German and UK studies both are troubling but still fail to disclose if the people dying are immune compromised or not
There is a real possibility that covid only kills with underlying illnesses and in most cases the vax won’t prevent that.
But still part of the concerns about the vaccine back when tgey were producing it was a situation where the antibodies produced from the spike protein become less effective against variants but stymie natural immune response to the point of diminishing returns… eventually the vaccine becomes a roadblock to the body defending itself correctly
This is not proof of that, by any means, but it is proof that we needed to do a long term study before releasing it en-mass to the 50 and younger crowd.
There is a real possibility that covid only kills with underlying illnesses and in most cases the vax won’t prevent that.
But still part of the concerns about the vaccine back when tgey were producing it was a situation where the antibodies produced from the spike protein become less effective against variants but stymie natural immune response to the point of diminishing returns… eventually the vaccine becomes a roadblock to the body defending itself correctly
This is not proof of that, by any means, but it is proof that we needed to do a long term study before releasing it en-mass to the 50 and younger crowd.
You said - YOU, not me, YOU - that the vaccines don't wane, that once vaxxed, you are set. You said that several times in fact.
And you were once again wrong or a liar or both. I bring up the point with a relevant quote from the Connecticut governor - "If you don't have the 3rd shot, you are not fully vaxxed" - and as usual, you ignore the point and go on some stupid tangent. Are you even remotely aware that the Chinese flu panic is over? Give it up already. If you are still skaredy of the meany Chinese flu, you and Tibilo can huddle in his studio apartment and hold each other's dicks.
Finally, link your source. Betcha you are lying once again.
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The vaccines are STILL highly effective against severe illness and hospitalization, the boosters are for preventing mild to moderate illness.
COVID-19 rates in vaccinated individuals grow; doctors say vaccine still effective at preventing severe illness
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues into its second winter, more and more vaccinated people have contracted the virus.
I beat your *** on this two pages ago.
btw - since the original vaccine works and you cannot get the Rona, and you got the booster since the original shot works preventing you from getting the WooFloo, when are you getting the third shot since you got the booster that helps the original shot from allowing you to be infected with the China Virus?
As of this time, you are unvaccinated.
If you choose to argue, send your complaint to the Connecticut Governor.
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Connecticut? I’m in Pennsylvania…
New Pa. data shows vaccine protection holding up, but unvaccinated people hit hard by COVID-19
The data shows “breakthrough” infections killing vaccinated people remain rare.
you is unvaccinated.Connecticut? I’m in Pennsylvania…
New Pa. data shows vaccine protection holding up, but unvaccinated people hit hard by COVID-19
The data shows “breakthrough” infections killing vaccinated people remain rare.www.pennlive.com
period.
Governor of Connecticut said so.
btw, Flog, PA:
6th in total cases
has 5,604 new cases
rank 5th in Total Deaths at 32,931
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6th in total cases
has 5,604 new cases
rank 5th in Total Deaths at 32,931
United States COVID: 48,599,738 Cases and 793,686 Deaths - Worldometer
United States Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.
Why people with mental illness are at higher risk of COVID
November 22, 20215:00 AM ETRhitu Chatterjee
Digital generated image of cut out male head multilayered with covid-19 cells inside on blue background.
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Even before the federal government's recent decision last week to authorize COVID-19 boosters all adults, it had already recommended them in October for people with certain high-risk conditions. Along with with illnesses like diabetes and heart disease, that list included mental health conditions.
The decision to prioritize people with psychiatric diagnoses in the early rollout of boosters came after a growing number of studies linked mental health disorders with higher risk of both COVID-19 infection and of serious outcomes.
Last year, researchers analyzed data from five hospitals in the Yale New Haven Health System to see how people with a mental health diagnosis who were hospitalized with COVID-19 fared compared to others.
"What we found was we had a higher level of mortality for those that had a prior psychiatric history," says psychiatrist Dr. Luming Li, who was working on her Master's degree at Yale University at the time.
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The risk of death from COVID-19 went up by 50% for those with a history of mental illness compared to those with no such history, says Li, who is now the Chief Medical Officer at the Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD in Texas.
Another study published last year looked at a nationwide database of electronic health records with information on people who'd tested positive for COVID-19 and those who were hospitalized.
If an individual had a history of a mental disorder, they were more likely to get infected," says study author Dr. Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse. "And if they got infected, then they were more likely to have negative outcomes, such as hospitalization and death."
There are several things going on that explain this, she says.
For one, mental illnesses change people's behaviors which can make them less likely to protect themselves from an infection, with measures like social distancing or wearing masks.
Second, people with mental illness tend to have poorer overall health and many chronic health problems, like diabetes, cardiovascular problems, kidney disease.
"It is this very high prevalence of comorbid medical conditions that's likely to actually be putting them at greater risk for negative outcomes [from COVID-19]," says Volkow.
It's well known that people with mental illness on average live shorter lives and die of health conditions other than their psychiatric diagnosis.
"They suffer prematurely from chronic illnesses, medical neglect," says Dr. Ashwin Vasan, who is president and CEO of Fountain House, a mental health nonprofit.
They are also among the most isolated in society, he says, and that isolation takes an immense toll on their bodies putting them at a higher risk of chronic illnesses.
"There have been study after study showing that it leads to inflammation, immunologic stress, neurodegenerative decline, immunologic impairment, endocrinological impairment," says Vasan. It's equivalent to smoking 15 cigarettes a day, he notes.
And many medications used to treat mental illnesses, particularly antipsychotics also increase risk of these chronic health problems, says Volkow.
"This has been one of the main challenges that we have with the use of antipsychotics overall, which help control certain symptoms in schizophrenia but are negatively associated with a much higher risk of diabetes and hypertension and metabolic diseases," she says.
Certainly the risk isn't the same for all psychiatric diagnoses. It's higher for people with serious mental illness, than say mild depression. But as Vasan pointed out, mental illness is not a static thing.
"People's severity of mental illness and impairment can ebb and flow depending on the amount of care and support they're getting," he says. "Whether or not you're in the throes of a crisis or managing your chronic mental illness, we know on balance, at a population health epidemiologic level, that you're at greater risk."
There's also a clear overlap between serious mental illness and homelessness and substance abuse, which are also linked to high risk of infection and severe COVID-19.
"About 40% of our chronically homeless population has serious mental illness and addiction," says Vasan.
Most of the 13 million people with serious mental illness in the US are on Medicaid, he says, but 40% have no access to care at all.
"This is a systematically marginalized, sicker population that has less access to care and supports," he says.
For all these reasons, Vasan and other mental health experts were glad to see that CDC prioritized people with mental illness for COVID-19 vaccination, something they say should have happened long before.
But many people with mental illness, especially those with serious mental illness (people with significant impairments in their daily functioning) may not be aware of their own risks, or the new recommendations, says Li.
It's important for both health care workers and family members to also be aware of the risks of serious COVID-19 faced by people with mental health diagnoses, and help make sure they are vaccinated, says Li.
"It's going to be a very important first step to make sure that they have their vaccines to start out with and then, second, to be able to get the boosters," she says.
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Yeah, PA certainly has its share of unvaccinated redneck counties…btw, Flog, PA:
6th in total cases
has 5,604 new cases
rank 5th in Total Deaths at 32,931
United States COVID: 48,599,738 Cases and 793,686 Deaths - Worldometer
United States Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.
Westmoreland Co. Fire Dept. Loses 4 Members To COVID-19 In Past Month
A Westmoreland County fire department is mourning the loss of four of it's members from COVID-19 complications within the last month.
pittsburgh.cbslocal.com
Live Pa. coronavirus tracker: County-by-county map of coronavirus cases, updates on case counts | Spotlight PA
Live updates on the latest numbers of Pa. coronavirus cases, as well as a county-by-county coronavirus map.
The vaccines are STILL highly effective against severe illness and hospitalization, the boosters are for preventing mild to moderate illness.
COVID-19 rates in vaccinated individuals grow; doctors say vaccine still effective at preventing severe illness
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues into its second winter, more and more vaccinated people have contracted the virus.www.bakersfield.com
New Harvard HCW study shows recovered immunity is far stronger than vaccine protection
None of the patients who recovered from COVID got reinfected. Not true for vaccinated patients.
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Herman Cain, Phil Valentine and millions of others that died of Covid never got reinfected either.New Harvard HCW study shows recovered immunity is far stronger than vaccine protection
None of the patients who recovered from COVID got reinfected. Not true for vaccinated patients.
and thousands and thousands have died who have been vaccinated and never got the WooFloo either.
again with your disingenuousness.Yeah, PA certainly has its share of unvaccinated redneck counties…
Westmoreland Co. Fire Dept. Loses 4 Members To COVID-19 In Past Month
A Westmoreland County fire department is mourning the loss of four of it's members from COVID-19 complications within the last month.
Live Pa. coronavirus tracker: County-by-county map of coronavirus cases, updates on case counts | Spotlight PA
Live updates on the latest numbers of Pa. coronavirus cases, as well as a county-by-county coronavirus map.www.spotlightpa.org
and before you ask for links, etc...
Man, you really are a piece of ****. Freeloader, troll and useful idiot of the corporate machine and their Pravda-style MSM.
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Right, just as a bad cold, flu or a broken hip could kill them. The vaccine offers protection against Covid, it doesn’t grant immortality to the frail and elderly.
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You piece of ****
Aaaaand, there you have it. The Chinese flu obsession replaced by the vaccine obsession replaced by the booster obsession has nothing - repeat, NOTHING - to do with safety or protection or health or any such ****.
It has always been and remains an issue of control. Control over where we work, when we work, who gets to work, who gets to travel, where we get to travel, when we get to travel, how we get to travel, who we can see, when we can see them. Floggy hates people who don't need him and don't give a **** about his little rule book.
"Rednecks." Oh, you mean the people who make your life better? Who build roads and bridges and maintain the power grid and build your cars and build your homes and fix your cars and fix your homes? Those people?
Floggy doles out his vitriol and overt hatred of President Trump and working-class Americans, without a syllable of negative comment about the Chinese (who made the ******* virus and unleased it on the world) or murderous governors like Cuomo and Murphy, who killed thousands by ORDERING nursing homes and care facilities to take in Chinese-flu infected patients.
So we know for a fact who Floggy is - a grotesquely fat, single, bloated loser living in some ****** apartment he ******* about every day, who attends LGBTQABCDEFG rallies hoping to score with the obese lesbian sporting purple hair and a nose ring.
Aaaaand, there you have it. The Chinese flu obsession replaced by the vaccine obsession replaced by the booster obsession
'OK fine' they say..................
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Idiot. Work, travel and leisure have all returned thanks to… THE VACCINES. You’re welcome.
So you consider working class people as being rednecks? How elitist of you!
The Red/Blue Divide in COVID-19 Vaccination Rates
This post examines a growing COVID-19 vaccine gap in Red and Blue America, with the share of the population that have been fully vaccinated in counties that voted for President Biden in 2020 increa…
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like i asked previously, dipshit, which you completely ******* ignored...Idiot. Work, travel and leisure have all returned thanks to… THE VACCINES. You’re welcome.
So you consider working class people as being rednecks? How elitist of you!
The Red/Blue Divide in COVID-19 Vaccination Rates
This post examines a growing COVID-19 vaccine gap in Red and Blue America, with the share of the population that have been fully vaccinated in counties that voted for President Biden in 2020 increa…
how is it anywhere logical that you must wear a mask when walking around Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia, LITERALLY brushing chest to chest with people as you turn sideways to get through the masses, while people inches behind you are sitting down eating and drinking without a mask?
PA locked down. Good for them.
FL did not. Good for them.
Florida has almost twice the population of Pennsylvania. Yet the Covid numbers are essentially the same.