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Platystemon posted:Fisher has overstock on Moldex 2200 N95 respirators, two hundred and forty of them for thirty‐five dollars. reference
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Apr 16, 2024 22:21
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lmao i got the same email around the same time thanks
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Apr 16, 2024 22:57
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toggle posted:pox got a firmware update by the looks Just like some vaccines give your immune system a weakened virus to train against, COVID is giving some other viruses a weakened immune system to train against. Nature in balance.
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Apr 16, 2024 23:53
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Heads up if you use ~PAXCESS~ there is a section that it wants you to select that will give Pfizer and their "vendors" your medical information. If you unselect it will say OOP HOLD ON THERE BUDDY and makes it seem like you have to consent to this poo poo to get anything. but even if you don't select it you they'll still give you the voucher. dont give pfizer your poo poo.
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Apr 17, 2024 01:03
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https://www.bbc.com/sport/cycling/68828634quote:Anna Shackley, one of Britain's most talented young cyclists, has been forced to retire aged 22 because of heart issues. This keep on happening for some weird reason.
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Apr 17, 2024 02:10
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Apr 17, 2024 02:30
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Rochallor posted:
so.... should we all do that opt-out? so down the road you don't see academic articles published about how pax-maxxers ruined everything and need to be mitigated
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Apr 17, 2024 04:57
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 This but Elon is the government, and the drugs are Paxlovid, and you are the children.
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Apr 17, 2024 08:32
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The kids can't help it, they just see that [subscribe] button on social media and slam it
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Apr 17, 2024 08:34
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That’s how the online transgenders get you. “Like and subscribe” is the code for receiving estrogen or testosterone in the mail.
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Apr 17, 2024 08:39
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https://twitter.com/jmcrookston/status/1780464529131921825 We always suspected this, but it's nice to finally have it validated
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Apr 17, 2024 11:32
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maxwellhill posted:so.... should we all do that opt-out? so down the road you don't see academic articles published about how pax-maxxers ruined everything and need to be mitigated Yeah I was wondering the same thing. I'm fine with having the small amount of data I provided to the program fed into good-faith research if that's going to happen, especially if it's a study that's like "hey look how much demand there was when people actually had access, maybe it should be more available" (I know: lmao), but I wasn't able to read between the lines about how it'll be used.
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Apr 17, 2024 12:31
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NeonPunk posted:https://www.bbc.com/sport/cycling/68828634 Covid stealing souls
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Apr 17, 2024 12:58
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The USDA is still refusing to share any genome sequencing from the sick cows with bird flu with any of the other organizations or putting it in public. I'm sure they have our best interests in mind by concealing it!
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Apr 17, 2024 13:03
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they don't want to cause a panic bc that would be dangerous, buncha people just panicking everywhere
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Apr 17, 2024 13:12
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NeonPunk posted:The USDA is still refusing to share any genome sequencing from the sick cows with bird flu with any of the other organizations or putting it in public. People keep renaming the git branch to feat/bovid
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Apr 17, 2024 13:23
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genericnick posted:People keep renaming the git branch to feat/bovid what does this mean? just marketing/pr push? glad we’ve got the tools
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Apr 17, 2024 13:28
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no lube so what posted:what does this mean? just marketing/pr push? I made it up
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Apr 17, 2024 13:38
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dunno if yall have seen this or talked about it, but i don't know if it's legit good news or https://news.ucr.edu/articles/2024/04/15/vaccine-breakthrough-means-no-more-chasing-strains the paper they cite inline leads to a dead link and i can't find the paper on the pnas site directly either. which probably says enough as it is. it also seems to be in animal trials stage still. idk maybe there's hope
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Apr 17, 2024 18:18
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harrygomm posted:dunno if yall have seen this or talked about it, but i don't know if it's legit good news or https://news.ucr.edu/articles/2024/04/15/vaccine-breakthrough-means-no-more-chasing-strains link opened for me right away. https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2321170121 Guy in the article identified as the lead doesn’t have it listed on his cv webpage though (course the latest paper there was from 2015 so he’s either a crank or really bad at updating his poo poo. or uses orcid like everyone else anymore. edit: yep, orcid. though this one isn’t there yet. Oracle has issued a correction as of 18:55 on Apr 17, 2024 |
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Apr 17, 2024 18:52
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Yesterday Katelyn Jenner of "Your Friendly Local Epidemiologist" posted a summary of next-generation vaccine research, though they appear to use Bastian's reviews as a primary reference. The overall picture is still that relatively small potential improvements like mucosal vaccines should not be expected in the west for at least the next couple of years, and "variant proof" vaccines still appear to be a pipe-dream. I check Jenner's blog occasionally because they often have useful summaries about the pandemic compiled from various data sources. However they also showcase the viewpoint of one category of mainstream post-pandemic public health experts along the lines of Osterholm and Wachter. These are people who recognize and will acknowledge the significant ongoing COVID public health burden but who's takeaway from the pandemic is that public health measures were too restrictive and more "liberal" approaches might be better in future. It's a weird balancing act compared to the more straightforward viewpoint that COVID was never a big deal, esp once the first-generation vaccines were available, and that virtually all mitigations were misguided. These are the two viewpoint options going forward though, absolutely no-one with any relevance in the public sphere is arguing that next time we should lock down harder and nip things in the bud. harrygomm posted:dunno if yall have seen this or talked about it, but i don't know if it's legit good news or https://news.ucr.edu/articles/2024/04/15/vaccine-breakthrough-means-no-more-chasing-strains A bigger issue is that even producing current generation COVID vaccines let alone developing new next-generation versions might in fact be economically infeasible, as Novavax sliding towards bankruptcy and Pfizer's recent vaccine division losses suggest.
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Apr 17, 2024 18:53
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Nocturtle posted:These are the two viewpoint options going forward though, absolutely no-one with any relevance in the public sphere is arguing that next time we should lock down harder and nip things in the bud. If bird flu end up having sustained human to human transmission, we're all boned lmao
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Apr 17, 2024 19:04
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Nocturtle posted:A bigger issue is that even producing current generation COVID vaccines let alone developing new next-generation versions might in fact be economically infeasible, as Novavax sliding towards bankruptcy and Pfizer's recent vaccine division losses suggest. motherfucker
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Apr 17, 2024 19:06
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NeonPunk posted:If bird flu end up having sustained human to human transmission, we're all boned lmao I know how this ends vegas blows up in a nuke and the Plague Satan is killed
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Apr 17, 2024 19:14
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 Sadly, the Ice Cream Cone Coot has been found to carry avian flu, and should not under any circumstances be pet
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Apr 17, 2024 19:21
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quote:CDC estimates that each year roughly 1 in 6 Americans (or 48 million people) gets sick, 128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die of foodborne diseases. lmao
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Apr 17, 2024 19:26
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Oracle posted:link opened for me right away. oh weird , opens for me now too. thanks Nocturtle posted:Being in animal trials means even if it works out it's likely over 5 years away, given the recent very slow rate of development. unfortunate but expected
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Apr 17, 2024 19:45
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Viral hepatitis is a silent killer. It can’t be eliminated if it isn’t trackedquote:Before the Covid-19 pandemic, viral hepatitis killed more people in the United States than all 60 other reportable infectious diseases combined, including HIV, pneumonia, and tuberculosis. It will just have to settle for second place. Oh no wait, with the magic of “reportable”, it can still be on top. quote:Surveillance data are essential to guide cost-effective, equitable strategies for preventing and treating infectious diseases. Yeah, we don’t do that anymore.
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Apr 17, 2024 20:01
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Platystemon posted:lmao
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Apr 17, 2024 20:20
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I mean my country is a bit of a poo poo hole, but goddamn, one in six, laid out by food.
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Apr 17, 2024 20:22
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https://twitter.com/BNOFeed/status/1780696836757733765
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Apr 17, 2024 21:41
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Random rumor PSA I ran into on BluSky:quote:I work at a chain retail pharmacy and I have *A VERY IMPORTANT PSA!!!!! * It's relevant me because I have some family travel coming up in June and wanted to make sure the more vulnerable person in our crew was boosted before we went.
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Apr 17, 2024 21:49
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https://twitter.com/BirdieBittern/status/1780638610691178680 They scrubbed the article pretty quickly but the internet never forget https://t.co/f0rudleNdD quote:Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) has been sweeping through North American deer herds since it was first detected at a captive cervid facility in Wyoming in 1967. In all the decades since, there’s never been a documented and confirmed instance of the always-fatal neurological disease jumping the species barrier, from cervids into humans. According to a new study, published last week in the journal Neurology, that long-discussed and frequently dreaded transmission of CWD from hunter-harvested deer into human beings might have actually occurred in 2022.
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Apr 17, 2024 22:17
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I feel at this point it's prudent to ask if we are feeding the chickens cow poo poo
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Apr 17, 2024 22:24
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text editor posted:I feel at this point it's prudent to ask if we are feeding the chickens cow poo poo Piles of manure usually get warm from all the composting going on deep inside. Chickens like to sit on top of those piles because it's warm. It's just the cycle of life
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Apr 17, 2024 22:25
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the chain of transmission is too long and inefficient, just cut out the middleman and put poultry litter in the human food supply imo
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Apr 17, 2024 22:33
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Washington State's Respiratory Illness Dashboard. Positive clinical cases (tests administered at CLIA certified or CLIA waived labs) as reported by healthcare facility.  pre:Cases Changes in state counts reported: week of: 3wk ago 2wk ago 1wk ago This week Wkly Trend Total Apr 07 - - - + 683 ↓ 9.8% 683 Mar 31 - - 720 + 37 ↓ 22.6% 757 Mar 24 - 916 51 + 11 ↓ 18.4% 978 Mar 17 1,100 75 16 + 8 ↓ 17.1% 1,199 Mar 10 54 35 12 + 1 ↓ 12.9% 1,446 Thru 2023 30 20 52 + 14 177,352 Note from state dashboard posted today: "Due to a processing delay that began on April 5, 2024, some of the emergency department visits and hospitalization data may be incomplete for the most recent week."  pre:ED Visits Changes in Recent Counts: week of: 3wk ago 2wk ago 1wk ago This week Wkly Trend Total Apr 07 - - - + 250 ↓ 15.5% 250 Mar 31 - - 257 + 39 ↓ 27.6% 296 Mar 24 - 360 -2 + 51 ↓ 12.4% 409 Mar 17 402 65 - - ↓ 16.0% 467 Mar 10 59 - - - ↓ 13.7% 556 Thru 2023 50 - - - 60,626 New hospital admissions in Washington state facilities with laboratory confirmed COVID-19 as reported by the state and HHS. Numbers are a reflection of 'healthcare encounters' and not representative of individuals nor of residence. Most recent week of data is incomplete.  pre:Hosp. Admissions Changes in Recent Counts: week of: 3wk ago 2wk ago 1wk ago This week Wkly Trend Total Apr 07 - - - + 133 - 133 Mar 31 - - 159 - 26 ↓ 10.7% 133 Mar 24 - 191 -41 - 1 ↓ 24.4% 149 Mar 17 191 6 - - ↑ 2.1% 197 Mar 10 -57 - - - ↓ 15.4% 193 Thru 2023 - - - - 17,781  pre:Beds in Use Changes in Recent Counts: week of: 3wk ago 2wk ago 1wk ago This week Wkly Trend Total Apr 07 - - - + 693 ↓ 9.2% 693 Mar 31 - - 763 - ↓ 16.8% 763 Mar 24 - 917 - - ↓ 10.9% 917 Mar 17 1,029 - - - ↓ 7.5% 1,029 Mar 10 - - - - ↓ 17.6% 1,113 Thru 2023 - - - - 116,081  pre:ICU in Use Changes in Recent Counts: week of: 3wk ago 2wk ago 1wk ago This week Wkly Trend Total Apr 07 - - - + 63 ↓ 18.2% 63 Mar 31 - - 77 - ↓ 31.3% 77 Mar 24 - 112 - - ↑ 23.1% 112 Mar 17 91 - - - - 91 Mar 10 - - - - ↓ 35.0% 91 Thru 2023 - - - - 13,041  pre:Deaths Changes in Recent Counts: week of: 3wk ago 2wk ago 1wk ago This week Wkly Trend Total Apr 07 - - - - - - Mar 31 - - - + 17 ↑ 70.0% 17 Mar 24 - - 2 + 8 ↓ 37.5% 10 Mar 17 - 14 2 - ↓ 27.3% 16 Mar 10 19 3 - - ↑ 15.8% 22 Thru 2023 6 3 1 - 1,937
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Apr 17, 2024 23:28
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Uhh, is that right Zantie? Cuz that's a big rise in death when everything else is on the decline
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Apr 17, 2024 23:38
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 Many such cases!
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Apr 18, 2024 00:03
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John’s face in the thumbnail detracts from the post.
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Apr 18, 2024 00:44
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