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The U.S. would be so hosed if world-class neglected tropical diseases were endemic there. West Nile Virus and Mpox are but a peek at what could be.
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30-40% of the country will reject the yellow fever vaccine if that banger of an arbovirus ever makes a comeback here.
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German Man Who Received 217 COVID Vaccines Has Functioning Immune System https://www.technologynetworks.com/immunology/news/german-man-who-received-217-covid-vaccines-has-functioning-immune-system-384483 The article states that 138 doses were officially accounted for, so even he lied about the other 79 shots, holy dicks that’s still so many vaccines lmao
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buglord posted:German Man Who Received 217 COVID Vaccines Has Functioning Immune System 
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try not to get any vaccinations on the way to the parking lot!
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I tripped and fell on the needle.
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I don't know if I hate the people who refuse to mask more or less than the people who wear a mask with their nose out or hanging off their chin. A spiteful part of me would love to go without a mask, but only if I'm actually sick with something. Only one dude out of 100 some employees mask at work, and people with active fevers and the loving flu don't take time off. And nope, they don't mask, and cough all over poo poo, and glare at me when I sprayed rubbing alcohol on my work phone after they used it. "Just the flu" my rear end, flu got me loving bad years ago. Like getting to the bathroom was a loving miracle, I think I lost like 5 pounds from not eating and just sleeping and drinking a little water when I needed to.
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Report: Absolutely nothing wrong with man who sought 217 COVID vaccinations. "Perfectly normal", say scientists.
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The ars article went on to say:quote:His antibodies' ability to neutralize SARS-CoV-2 appeared to be between fivefold and 11-fold higher than in controls, but the researchers noted that this was due to a higher quantity of antibodies, not more potent antibodies. Specific subsets of immune cells, namely B-cells trained against SARS-CoV-2's spike protein and T effector cells, were elevated compared with controls. But they seemed to function normally. As another type of control, the researchers also looked at the man's immune response to an unrelated virus, Epstein-Barr, which causes mononucleosis. They found that the unbridled immunizations did not negatively impact responses to that virus, suggesting there were no ill effects on immune responses generally.
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Is there a most vaccinated man alive world record yet?
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buglord posted:Is there a most vaccinated man alive world record yet? I've been getting as many vaccinations as I can. If I get two more stamps on my card I get a free soup.
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astral posted:The ars article went on to say: Ig Nobel candidate IMO
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I want to know how this guy got 217 vaccinations. Was he traveling to different cities and doing this? Did no one track vaccinations and were like "Oh weird this guy has 200 vaccinations"
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Apparently he got all those shots so he could sell the vaxx cards to anti-vaxxers https://twitter.com/mjtimber2/status/1765015580824768527
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Apparently he got all those shots so he could sell the vaxx cards to anti-vaxxers He won twice lol.
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Welp, finally got it. First time, as far as I know. Already got pax and the new booster about a month ago. That's about as much as I can do, I think.
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yep. getting vaxxed will give you significantly shorter illness with fewer long term effects than you'd otherwise have the other stuff you can do is stay away from others and wear as much mask as you can get your hands on when around others (N95 ideal, droplet mask if that's all you have). If other people come into your space, give them a mask and insist they wear it while there.
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Okuteru posted:Welp, finally got it. First time, as far as I know. To reduce the risk of long covid take it easy for a few weeks/months after you recover. Don't train for a marathon or Everest assent for a couple months.
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My father was invited to dinner by neighbors. I don't think he's socialized like that for years. I had to remind him that he's 86 and unvaccinated and that there's significant risk spending a couple of hours around a table with people. He can make his own choices but I reminded him that if he gets sick I'll have to get on a plane to go take care of him.
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he's got a responsibility to tell the people he'll be visiting with that he's unvaccinated. if he won't, you should consider doing it instead
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Cactus Ghost posted:he's got a responsibility to tell the people he'll be visiting with that he's unvaccinated. if he won't, you should consider doing it instead This, and to be clear, to be vaccinated, he has to be up-to-date on his shots. Anyone who has not received the 2023–2024 formulation has a moral duty to tell everyone they interact with.
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How can you tell if someone is
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He did the right thing and declined, but then they brought a plate over for him so he wouldn't feel left out.
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Did he sanitize his plate and leave it outside for a week before eating it through a tiny hole in an SCBA? He has a moral duty to do so.
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JoshGuitar posted:Did he sanitize his plate and leave it outside for a week before eating it through a tiny hole in an SCBA? He has a moral duty to do so. likewise, you have a moral duty to slam your genitalia in a car door
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Cactus Ghost posted:likewise, you have a moral duty to slam your genitalia in a car door Ironic, since I lost part of them to testicular cancer, which has a far higher mortality rate than covid. I was just trying to give some helpful advice to people who have seemingly teleported here from spring of 2000. You would seriously tell your 80-something father to live out his few remaining days in absolute seclusion because diseases exist?
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quote where i said that
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Cactus Ghost posted:quote where i said that Not you personally, although you seemed to endorse it with the "moral obligation" thing. Dick Trauma said his/her dad hasn't eaten dinner with friends in years, then apparently browbeat his/her father into staying home to die alone in front of the TV because the outside world is scary.
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you just gotta check for wifi devices, anyone with 5G or above got the fauci death jab also every time you get a new shot it adds a G so we'll eventually be up to 10G and merge with the spirit realm
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giving other old people a heads-up so they can make an informed decision isn't locking grandpa in the cellar, regardless of what you're determined to read into it
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when does the new booster come out? my wifi is lagging and I could use a boost. still the only person at work in a mask.
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Cactus Ghost posted:giving other old people a heads-up so they can make an informed decision isn't locking grandpa in the cellar, regardless of what you're determined to read into it He/she (I'll just say they now to hopefully avoid offending anybody) said their dad hadn't so much as had dinner with friends in years, and when said dad accepted an invitation, they "convinced" him that was a mortal sin ahd he should continue in his solitude.
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JoshGuitar posted:Ironic, since I lost part of them to testicular cancer, which has a far higher mortality rate than covid. I was just trying to give some helpful advice to people who have seemingly teleported here from spring of 2000. You would seriously tell your 80-something father to live out his few remaining days in absolute seclusion because diseases exist? They say that COVID causes memory loss.
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JoshGuitar posted:He/she (I'll just say they now to hopefully avoid offending anybody) You coulda just said "they" in the first place, but no, you had to make it weird(er)
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JoshGuitar posted:He/she (I'll just say they now to hopefully avoid offending anybody) 
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My dad said that this was the first good day he's had since my mom died. 
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Dick Trauma posted:My dad said that this was the first good day he's had since my mom died. you unspeakable monster
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Dick Trauma posted:My father was invited to dinner by neighbors. I don't think he's socialized like that for years. I had to remind him that he's 86 and unvaccinated and that there's significant risk spending a couple of hours around a table with people. He can make his own choices but I reminded him that if he gets sick I'll have to get on a plane to go take care of him. Why isn't he vaccinated? Cactus Ghost posted:he's got a responsibility to tell the people he'll be visiting with that he's unvaccinated. if he won't, you should consider doing it instead And I can't tell if this is a joke or not. What risk does him being unvaccinated pose under these circumstances?
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