Oh....no mention of covid patients. Has a Twitter rando ever been wrong?
Statisticians more or less credible than internet doctors?
Proprietary COVID-19 and Vaccine thread
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Oh....no mention of covid patients. Has a Twitter rando ever been wrong?
Statisticians more or less credible than internet doctors?
Hey can we post a thread about Gibraltar? Maybe pin that one too? There seems to be something about Gibraltar that gets @GhostOfMatchesMalone rock hard
Good your not assisting people on their way at this moment.……
He's throwing a temper tantrum cause he can't shit post threads anymore.
Right? Maybe they should try outlawing vaccines and see what happens.
Could it be any worse???
No it’s my day off. I only had to do administrative stuff today like work on the critical care schedule for October November and December. Currently I’m laying in bed thinking about taking a nap.
Tennessee: More COVID-19 hospitalizations in August than any other month of pandemic
"Between May and July, 88% of all patients hospitalized and 94% of COVID-19 deaths in Tennessee were unvaccinated.
While addressing breakthrough cases in vaccinated patients, Piercey said the vast majority of breakthrough cases were in immunocompromised individuals.
“The vast majority of people who are in the hospital are unvaccinated and those who are vaccinated by in-large have some [type] of immune system disorder either naturally or because of medication that they’re on that is causing them to have these more severe breakthrough cases...
Dr. Piercey said another way to help relieve pressure on hospitals is for COVID-19 patients with high risk categories such as diabetes or high blood pressure should consider taking monoclonal antibodies, medication that can boost the immune system’s ability to fight COVID-19 and help prevent the disease from progressing.
Monoclonal antibodies are readily available across the state and take about two hours to administer through an IV.
“I promise you, if you are high-risk and you get infected, there is no better two hours you can spend than getting that infusion because it is so highly effective of keeping you from progressing to the need of hospitalization or even more severe disease,” Piercey said..."
Tennessee: More COVID-19 hospitalizations in August than any other month of pandemic
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) – Tennessee Health Department Commissioner Dr. Lisa Piercey revealed Monday that the first half of August has seen more new COVID-19 hospitalizations in the state than…
www.wkrn.com
Gov. Lee signs executive order giving parents ability to opt-out of school mask mandates
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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed Executive Order 84 on Monday, giving parents the ability to opt their children out of mask mandates enacted by local school or health boards.
In a speech given Monday, Governor Lee acknowledged that while “local decision-making is important, individual decision-making by a parent on issues regarding the health and well-being of their child is the most important...."
Gov. Lee signs executive order giving parents ability to opt-out of school mask mandates
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed Executive Order 84 on Monday, giving parents the ability to opt their children out of mask mandates enacted by local school or health boards.
www.wkrn.com
So as of 2 weeks ago, 12% of covid cases were vaccinated in TN?
That seems to be in line with other reports we had from 2 weeks ago.
Right. And likely higher than that in July, since that figure was for 3 months.
In theory, if the vaccine is losing effectiveness and NOT causing shedding, then in most places we should begin to see about an even split of 50% vaccinated and 50% unvaccinated cases. Since in essence, the vaccine no longer works, so same level of protection.
Last report I saw the trend for hospitalizations was still ~3%. So the vaxxed make up .36% of the confirmed cases here in TN that require hospitalization. Note the decimal.
And the vaxxed have a .06 percent of chance of dying
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Would agree that if you get infected and you were feeling sick get the monoclonal antibodies. They’re coming out with a sub queue version of monoclonal antibodies which can be given any doctors office. Not really a treatment more of a providing me with the antibodies you didn’t get because you didn’t get vaccinated or didn’t get enough of if your vaccine was not fully successful.Tennessee: More COVID-19 hospitalizations in August than any other month of pandemic
"Between May and July, 88% of all patients hospitalized and 94% of COVID-19 deaths in Tennessee were unvaccinated.
While addressing breakthrough cases in vaccinated patients, Piercey said the vast majority of breakthrough cases were in immunocompromised individuals.
“The vast majority of people who are in the hospital are unvaccinated and those who are vaccinated by in-large have some [type] of immune system disorder either naturally or because of medication that they’re on that is causing them to have these more severe breakthrough cases...
Dr. Piercey said another way to help relieve pressure on hospitals is for COVID-19 patients with high risk categories such as diabetes or high blood pressure should consider taking monoclonal antibodies, medication that can boost the immune system’s ability to fight COVID-19 and help prevent the disease from progressing.
Monoclonal antibodies are readily available across the state and take about two hours to administer through an IV.
“I promise you, if you are high-risk and you get infected, there is no better two hours you can spend than getting that infusion because it is so highly effective of keeping you from progressing to the need of hospitalization or even more severe disease,” Piercey said..."
Tennessee: More COVID-19 hospitalizations in August than any other month of pandemic
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) – Tennessee Health Department Commissioner Dr. Lisa Piercey revealed Monday that the first half of August has seen more new COVID-19 hospitalizations in the state than…
I think I found the answer to my own question. I had to check cause only 0.4% of hospitalized cases in TN being vaccinated sounded impossibly low.
Buried in the fine print of the article is this clarification: "Those not fully vaccinated includes those who are unvaccinated or not yet fully vaccinated, and where vaccination status is unknown"
Nowwwwwwww it makes sense.
So in theory, if a hospital official had an agenda, he could tell staff not to inquire about the vaccination status of patients when admitted, and just count them as unvaccinated.
cc @jfegaly pretty much what we suspected.
BTW this is the type of facts we needed to get out. This pinned thread was a great idea.
It's a good day for Vietnam analogies
Welcome to the Tet Offensive phase of The War on Covid
alexberenson.substack.com
And BTW about how they count vaccinated vs unvaccinated.....we should have caught this:
Note that every time (at least every time I've bothered to look), the percentages of vaccinated and unvaccinated cases add up to a perfect 100%.
That either means they got every single person to verify vaccination status (how likely is that?), or they didn't and picked one for any patients they didn't ask (far more likely).
So we've been getting incorrect percentages for a while now.
Note that every time (at least every time I've bothered to look), the percentages of vaccinated and unvaccinated cases add up to a perfect 100%.
That either means they got every single person to verify vaccination status (how likely is that?), or they didn't and picked one for any patients they didn't ask (far more likely).
So we've been getting incorrect percentages for a while now.
"In other words, the Israel failure is happening right on schedule. Vaccine protection lasts months, not years. (Four months, give or take, since protection is limited the first month and likely negative the first week or two.)"It's a good day for Vietnam analogies
Welcome to the Tet Offensive phase of The War on Covid
He's saying just the Phfizer vaccine only lasts for 4 months, not all of them? Or all of them only last 4 months?
Depending on who is is in charge will be how hard they go after the vaccine status of bad off patients. I never trust anything when we have a sudden change like this.
Just a matter of time. Those of us that received the vaccine at the very beginning because of our jobs proximity to Covid front lines have been waiting this for sometime. I am eight months out and then some from my last shot and I welcome this booster to bolster my armor as I am once again in constant proximity with this hidden foe in daily battle thus engaged.
(been watching some Shakespeare this morning, lol)
So the half vaccinated are unvaccinated? WTF LOL.
Again… why is a booster needed for a shot that isn’t even a year old? How are people just accepting this?
Science, The same science that so gives us the flu shot every year which protects the warrior but for six months, and as such must be boosted towards a constant changing enemy every year.
And the choice remains yours if thou wishest not to partake. As for me I am glad to have the armor with which to meet the foe Embraced and bloody battle with an enemy unseen but as yet unequal and it’s wrath
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Aye, Thus complicated topics do elude those least suited to embrace their bosom of truth…..
…….Now go forward Herald, until the fall we would not seek battle thus as we are, but this as we are we would not shy away from the same.
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Boost the insanity
Before you even CONSIDER a third shot, please read this
alexberenson.substack.com
Alex Berenson…….you realize of course this is not science but propaganda……Boost the insanity
Before you even CONSIDER a third shot, please read this
Most of us, except for a couple people, have realized everything you post is propaganda. Thanks for confirming. I am sure rere will continue to swallow you whole. I mean, he is the guy that was fooled by the southern strategy propaganda, so there is that.
Here’s some real science for you
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
CDC provides credible COVID-19 health information to the U.S.
www.cdc.gov
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
CDC provides credible COVID-19 health information to the U.S.
www.cdc.gov
Key Points
- All COVID-19 vaccines currently authorized in the United States are effective against COVID-19, including serious outcomes of severe disease, hospitalization, and death.
- Available evidence suggests the currently authorized mRNA COVID-19 vaccines (Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna) are highly effective against hospitalization and death for a variety of strains, including Alpha (B.1.1.7), Beta (B.1.351), Gamma (P.1), and Delta (B.1.617.2); data suggest lower effectiveness against confirmed infection and symptomatic disease caused by the Beta, Gamma, and Delta variants compared with the ancestral strain and Alpha variant. Ongoing monitoring of vaccine effectiveness against variants is needed.
- A growing body of evidence indicates that people fully vaccinated with an mRNA vaccine (Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna) are less likely than unvaccinated persons to acquire SARS-CoV-2 or to transmit it to others. However, the risk for SARS-CoV-2 breakthrough infection in fully vaccinated people cannot be completely eliminated as long as there is continued community transmission of the virus.
- Studies are underway to learn more about the effectiveness of Johnson & Johnson/Janssen vaccine.
Alex Berenson, bachelors degree in history and economics, former reporter for the New York Times, who has made a career out of writing thriller novels and a book about corporate economics.
Yep, that’s my go to for scientific information on a pulmonary viral pandemic
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Yep, that’s my go to for scientific information on a pulmonary viral pandemic
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The CDC… what a trusted source of science.
