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2019–20 COVID-19 (Coronavirus-19) Pandemic
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So, I read the link from the Conservative Daily Post first, which says Covid-19 hasn't caused any MORE deaths than in regular years... Then finding the original article on the WayBack Machine... and then going to John Hopkins website itself, they put a... more
In what appears to be a Nazi-like suppression of scientific evidence, Johns Hopkins published a study recently that shows COVID is not the deadly disaster democrats desperately want Americans to believe it is. The fatality rate has had “relatively no effec -
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It's better than nothing! And I'll get a shot every six months if necessary.
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By now, California should be, as predicted in so many models, ground zero of infection.-
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very interesting read ! only to add that in italy and vvuhan the people got mandatory flue vaccination in fall last year -it seems that everyvvhere vvhere people got flu shots and foremost the elderly in nursing homes have a much higher death rate
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Genome sequencing studies suggest that the novel coronavirus came from a single source in Wuhan around October to November 2019, says Paul Tambyah from NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine.-
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So this is interesting because this actually says that the coronavirus came from a single source/event that occurred back in October/November of 2019.
And that there have been 25 genomes of the virus documented and published. Those 25 genomes are what... more -
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The new coronavirus, like all other viruses, mutates, or undergoes small changes in its genome.-
QUOTE: In the study, a group of researchers in China analyzed the genomes of coronaviruses taken from 103 patients with COVID-19, the disease caused by SARS-CoV-2, in Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the outbreak. The team found differences in the genomes,... more
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A recent scientific article suggested that the novel coronavirus responsible for the Covid-19 epidemic has mutated into a more "aggressive" form. Is this something we need to worry about? No, and here's why.-
QUOTE: A particularly fraught question during epidemics is whether the causative pathogen will mutate to become more dangerous. This is the wrong question. Mutation is a mundane aspect of existence for many viruses, and the novel coronavirus is no... more
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Antibodies unique to llamas could help prevent all strains of the flu in humans in what scientists are saying could be the 'Holy Grail' of flu protection.-
Don'tcha just love that face!?! LOL AND that lovely face can fight the flu! Hopefully, can find somehow to use this technique to control this coronavirus pandemic...
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I'm worried I'll wake up and look like that if they give me those antibodies! Oh wait.......that's what I look like anyway without my glasses. Nothing to worry about I guess. He does have more hair anyway.
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It's just so funny... Who would say, "Gee, let's look at the immune system of a LLAMA and see if it helps humans..." Yeah, so weird... LOL
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HI!!!!!you both happy happy easter days !
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I just edited that page and made the number right and added Trump will save us all! LOL
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The complete story reflecting on the groundbreaking work that has led to global efforts to prepare for future pandemic threats. -
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Researchers say your first flu infection in childhood can provide protection against similar flu viruses for the rest of your life. -
Why is the death rate so low in Germany? How come the UK has comparatively fewer cases than elsewhere? And what’s going on in Russia? An online map of global coronavirus cases, compiled by Johns Hopkins University (JHU), is, according to the university, be -
I've just been talking to a government official about "how the market is being sounded out" about the cost and availability of "mobile morgues". It is obvious this sort of contingency planning - emergency procurement of industrial... more -
Getting the flu itself does provide much stronger immunity than any flu shot does. But getting the flu is dangerous, so getting a flu shot is a better option. -
Coronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University (JHU)
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I have never believed a dam thing the government says. I've been calling them out in court on most their BS my whole life! I love my country I'm 100% RED, WHITE & BLUE, but I have never been a SHEEPLE - EVER! The only way they ever... more