Got it - prolly be 3 shots a year like Hep shots - looks like another spike brewing
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Got it - prolly be 3 shots a year like Hep shots - looks like another spike brewing
Ohiosam
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Wow. Not a piece that I would expect on the very liberal Real Clear Politics.
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By comparing it to hep shots are you implying that the covid vaccine might be a 2-3 dose series which after completion will provide lasting immunity like Hep does? The trouble isn't the level it provides, it's how quickly it becomes ineffective. The durability is shit.
Not at all. MUTATION MUTATION MUTATION - vaccine and natural immunity to covid appear to decline over time. The present vaccines are the only bullets we have at this time
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Smawgunner2
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Spoke to my Cousin over the weekend. He was in ICU with the vid (unvaccinated)…but the doc told him it’s about 50/50 the people in ICU that are vaccinated/unvaccinated. Crazy shit. The Vid is real!….the vaccine…not so much.
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That's the problem when you have a leaky vaccine that allows the "vaccinated" to catch and transmit a virus. It adapts in the area that it's being messed with. It's no coincidence that the two variants causing the most problems both have mutation in the spike protein.
As far as the only bullets we have. What financial incentive do pharmaceutical companies have to develop something better when they've made 25 billion so far on this and have world governments mandating it to secure their reoccuring profits with ongoing shots.
The problem isnt mutations its durability and efficacy. The best we have is still a heaping pile of crap as far as a vaccine goes.
Sgt Fury
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My son had a physical exam at the Cleveland Clinic yesterday. His doctor told him the covid vaccine will keep him out of the hospital and ICU - dang
I didn't need a vaccine to have the same result. Just sayin....dang
Big_Holla
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Due to lack of employees and understaffed hospitals. Not Covid. Well maybe because of Covid, since many have quit due to the mandates and being treated as a piece of shit if they didn't get the vaccine.
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Michigan have increased by almost 50 percent over the past two weeks, as the Wolverine State faces a surge in infections.
Coronavirus hospitalizations in Michigan are up 46 percent over the past two weeks, according to The New York Times, making it the state with the second-highest spike in hospitalizations. The only state ahead of Michigan is New Hampshire, which has seen a 58 percent increase in hospitalizations.
Big_Holla
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Do they ever give actual numbers vs percentages?
Big_Holla
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Bingo, percentage to what............ the lowest on record or this month, this year....... Go by what family and friends see and it's usually based on occupancy. When wings of hospitals are closed due to staffing and the halls in the ER are packed it sure LOOKS like they are jammed packed.