Merged Covid Megathread
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Study finds AstraZeneca vaccine behaves as desired
news.sky.com
Coronavirus: Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine 'behaves as desired', analysis finds
Scientists at Bristol University used cutting edge technology to study the make-up of the inoculation.
Texas sends additional Covid-19 resources to El Paso area
FDA approves Remdesivir for treatment of COVID-19. Only FDA approved treatment.
www.gilead.com
U.S. Food and Drug Administration Approves Gilead’s Antiviral Veklury® (remdesivir) for Treatment of COVID-19
U.S. Food and Drug Administration Approves Gilead’s Antiviral Veklury® (remdesivir) for Treatment of COVID-19
WHO says new Covid-19 rapid tests game changer for Africa
www.afro.who.int
New COVID-19 rapid tests a game changer for Africa
Brazzaville – The roll-out of new, World Health Organization (WHO) approved antigen-based rapid diagnostic tests for the novel coronavirus in Africa will significantly boost testing capacity and marks a game changer in the continent’s fight against COVID-19.
U.S. likely to have enough COVID-19 vaccines for all vulnerable Americans by year end -official
The United States is likely to have enough safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines available to inoculate the most vulnerable Americans by the end of 2020, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said on Wednesday. The U.S. government is "cautiously optimistic" that one or two vaccines...
Current hospitalizations is climbing.
covidtracking.com
Totals for the US
Daily totals for all metrics collected from January 2020 to the present.
6.5% of deaths in Iowa had no preexisting condition. 106 total deaths.
Consistent with the national numbers posted by the CDC. I'll look for that link again later.
102 Million in U.S. Have Pre-Existing Conditions, Study Says
And they could be the midterm election's most influential voting block.
102 Million in U.S. Have Pre-Existing Conditions, Study Says
And they could be the midterm election's most influential voting block.fortune.com
With an obesity rating of something like 40% I'd bet it's an even higher number.
Why does that matter? Don't a majority of people in America have a pre-existing condition?
Well yeah if you actually take time to think and acknowledge that part.
Should we shut down society and business's because Americans are fat? No. That's why.
Plus with so many of the deaths having one or more other serious conditions you have to question what the people are dying from. It's far more likely the other serious conditions are the cause. Having Covid becomes more of a coincidence rather than a cause.
Now I can't even find the reports on the CDC website but its about as messy as you might expect. This was a screenshot and its the label and not in the data.
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CDC: From January to October, US had 299K more deaths than in previous years
A new report from the CDC finds the U.S. has reported nearly 300,000 more deaths in 2020 than the typical number during the same period in previous years.
CDC: From January to October, US had 299K more deaths than in previous years
A new report from the CDC finds the U.S. has reported nearly 300,000 more deaths in 2020 than the typical number during the same period in previous years.www.clickondetroit.com
Yeah you posted that 2 days ago as well and I don't think it says good things. Half the excess deaths are Not even attributed to Covid.
So then why are people still latching on to the 6% thing? It doesn't invalidate the other deaths at all. Lots of people that die have pre-existing conditions. That doesn't make what they died from invalid.
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