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I'M VACCINATED. That is one of the perks of being vaccinated. I know I'm cannot be a super spreader of this virus. OBB.....I usually see eye to eye with you but not in this case. |
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One former medical professional on TOTV constantly refers to the CDC’s .007% number when defending the vaccine’s effectiveness. I have never seen you respond to his posts regarding the use of that figure… We were told since the onset of the virus that you could still spread Covid even if you were asymptotic. That’s why it was so important to wear masks. Because you could have the virus and not know it, and still pass it on to others. So why wouldn’t that hold true for breakthrough cases??… |
[QUOTE=Dana1963;1978670]We DON’t NEED NO STINKING MASKS. But Respiratory Ventilators work so much better.
Who would have thought this was going to happen?[/QUE] If you are unvaccinated and decide to not wear a mask indoors and outdoors among large groups you sure are pushing the envelope toward catching Covid. “Herd immunity”is the goal and is within sight. Science has provided a way out from this pandemic if those that medically can will just do the right thing for the better good and get vaccinated. |
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The CDC says they have moved on. They stopped reporting positive test results due to the likelihood that the data they were receiving represented an undercount. Their page says they shifted focus to hospitalized and fatal cases to improve accuracy. "why wouldn't that hold true for breakthrough cases" I am not an epidemiologist or medical professional, I do not play one on tv or in TV, and I did not stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night. I can read and understand the English language, I can run a calculator, and I can usually make some sort of sense out of multiple sets of data. I don't have an authoritative answer to that question, only my guess. My guess is that far fewer detectable "infections" are able to take hold and grow in a vaccinated person (detectable in a vaccinated person does not necessarily lead to contagious or symptomatic) though in a small number of cases (6,000 in 160M) they do. If my guess is correct then it makes sense to look for detectable "infections" in unvaccinated people since there is a good chance the infection will continue to grow but not in vaccinated people since there is reason to believe the infection will be stopped. That's my guess, my theory, but we'll have to wait for the right studies to come out to learn whether it happens to be correct. |
Who ya gonna believe?
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and Mississippi is the #1 State in terms of rates of obesity. Alabama is #1 in terms of heart disease death rates. and DC has the highest murder rate!!
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That is not quite correct. Effective May 1, 2021, the CDC switched to identifying and investigating those breakthrough cases that result in hospitalization and death. For the hospitalized and dead, the breakthrough rate is approximately 0.004% (5914 out of 161 million as of July 19, 2021).
The previous reporting period, Jan 1, 2021 to April 30, 2021, was not limited to only hospitalizations and death and saw 10262 breakthrough infections reported out of 101 million vaccinated people. This was a breakthrough rate of 0.01% but is probably undercounted. Approximately 12% of those were hospitalized or died. COVID-19 Breakthrough Case Investigations and Reporting | CDC Quote:
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"This investigation will also serve as a benchmark for immune memory induced in humans by SARS-CoV-2 vaccines." Good news is that you have moved to referencing papers instead of press releases. The bad news is that you have extrapolated beyond what their data set allows. |
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I have not seen or heard that this guideline has changed. If it has, will someone kindly post a link to the new guideline. Thanks. |
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The elephant in the room is how to get/force vax/mask compliance??? Won't happen in the permissive everything world of today!
Let the non vax pandemic seek it's own level of acceptable new cases/hospitalizations/deaths. There is no sense what so ever in appealing to the vaccinated to mask up to help protect those who will not get the vax or mask up to help themselves! |
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And the less likely it is to mutate, the more likely vaccinated people are to not get the new mutated virus, which the vaccine is NOT created to combat. |
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I am tired of the incubators who walk among us.
I am tired of those who will not apply simple risk vs. benefit thinking to their vaccine decision. (Yes. I am capable of making exceptions for those who cannot take the risk because of certain medical conditions.) I am tired of those who cannot seem to comprehend that we protect children by vaccinating adults. Why do adults who refuse to be vaccinated for no real reason not realize they are robbing children of their childhoods? I am tired of Facebook Zombies who think they are so much smarter than us vaccinated people — and so much smarter than doctors and scientists. (Of course, there are the “doctors and scientists” who are making big bucks by reeling them in.) I am tired of churches that actually discourage vaccinating, whether it be outright or insidious anti-vaccine messages. . . If they think they can pray away the virus, they need to hear that old joke about the guy who dies and asks God why he did not save him from drowning when he prayed to be rescued. God answered him, saying, “ Geez, who do you think sent the guy on the shore with the rope, and then the boat and then the helicopter?” I am tired of thinking about how insurance premiums are going to become even more ridiculous to cover the cost of vaccine deniers who get sick. We all know insurance companies do not lose money. (Check their stocks if you do not believe me.) I am tired of seeing that our economy is going to suffer extensively from this thing that is so obviously preventable. But as long as there are those who are allowing themselves to be played as pawns in the game of power, we’re all going to be hit economically, in one way or another. And I am tired of a year-plus of wearing a mask — that could start all over. This upcoming possibility of going back to that is like one of those stupid class-punishments that some teachers use. (I taught secondary ed for a hundred years and never, ever used one of those.) I am tired of the fact that Pogo was absolutely right. I gotta get outa here now and do something useful. Why oh why can’t I stop looking at these threads. . . Boomer |
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So.....any "smart" un-vaccinated person should make a B-line to the nearest vaccination center and get themselves vaccinated. I said "smart" but don't know how "smart" they are if they aren't vaccinated yet.That Delta variant is sure to get ya. LOL. |
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I believe we have responsibilities as members of our society to each do our part to help our "herd" survive and prosper. We all seem to be willing to accept the benefits of living in this country, but it seems some are not willing to do their part as a member. Personally, I blame the internet for most of our issues around this. For the first time in history, anyone no matter what expertise they have can instantly reach an audience of literally billions, and make money doing it - lots of money. It would help if everyone would quit clicking on clickbait and quit viewing blogs and youtube videos of influencers. |
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Where in this quote is the name calling? Originally Posted by drducat View Post Also I am having trouble trusting the CDC these days along with FDA and AMA is out to lunch and has been for a while now. The WHO is off the rails. |
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Too much "misinformation............baaaaaa |
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Vaccinated people don't need to mask up to help themselves. They are protected from becoming ill and protected from death. Now, the immunocompromised may need to mask up because they don't usually achieve the level of protection of people with normal immune systems. The immunocompromised vaccinated people need to mask up to protect themselves......not the people with a strong response to the vaccines. |
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Really? Where have you heard, read or seen that our current mRNA vaccines do not protect against the Delta variant or any other variant for that matter? That is not what I have heard, read or seen on my television being informed my the specialists and doctors. In fact, the only information I have received about the Delta variant is that the mRNA vaccines are protective against this Delta variant. THIS is the reason the American people are being told that we do not need a booster at this point in time. The drug companies are considering a booster for those vaccinated people who are immunocompromised and have not had a robust response from the vaccine. Has anyone heard any differently? |
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Why doesn't Fauchi agree to be interviewed on ...........um......more .........um.......Conservative News media? |
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