Look in the mirror.Appropriate message for many of the know-it-alls.
First it was they are testing more, then it was hospital numbers are most important, now it's look at the mortality rate. 14 minute shopping trips must be the key to not becoming mortally ill. Smfh![]()
Studies Point To Big Drop In COVID-19 Death Rates
More hospitalized patients are surviving than early in the pandemic. Improved treatments make a big difference, but so does flattening the curve to keep hospitals from overfilling, researchers say.www.npr.org
First it was they are testing more, then it was hospital numbers are most important, now it's look at the mortality rate. 14 minute shopping trips must be the key to not becoming mortally ill. Smfh
I think we kind of knew this, but as it relates to football
Off-field activities present biggest sports risk
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Raiders OL scare demonstrates how NFL's COVID-19 challenge lies away from the field, not on game day
The Raiders sent all five starting offensive linemen home Wednesday because of feared COVID-19 exposure.sports.yahoo.com
FDA is holding AstraZeneca hostage. The trials have continued in the UK and Japan, but the FDA won't let them restart in the USA. It's likely they do the same with J&J
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As AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine trial remains on hold in U.S., participants waiting on a second dose are in limbo
For participants who received an initial shot — but haven't yet received a second dose — the continued hold on AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine trial in the U.S. has become a waiting game.www.statnews.com
Not entirely true. Sickle cell anemia is caused by a single genetic miscode in the massive human genome. A single error in a virus can make a huge difference. Fortunately, the vast majority of errors in the code actually make the virus less contagious or deadly. Most will actually destroy the virus.The genetic sequence of a virus will change due to errors in replication. These errors are often at a single nucleotide and have no change to the structure or function of the virus. While not genetically identical they are functionally the same and considered as the same virus. Over 10,000 genetic variations of SARS-CoV-2 have already been identified so treating these each as a separate virus isn’t practical.
However, these variations can show that the patients was infected twice versus a re-emergence of the first infection. It’s a separate, or second, infection. The infection or disease is the same so “re-infection“ is applicable even though the virus causing the disease is not genetically identical. Perhaps not obvious but I wouldn’t call it misleading and certainly not a lie.