Current status of this website: the billionaire owner and a podcast host worth hundreds of millions are currently dogpiling a pediatrician who develops vaccines to give to impoverished countries.
— Max Kennerly (@MaxKennerly) June 18, 2023
There’s many reasons — contrarianism, credulity, GOP ratf*cking — but I honestly believe *part* of the current fad for ‘Vaccines are the devil, and scientists are his servants’ is that people want to forget the pandemic. If it was just a couple of bad flu seasons, exacerbated by globalists hoping to tighten their grip on an unwilling populace and Big Pharma wanting to increase profits, well… good thing clean people, superior intellects like the guy who owns twitter and the people who pay him for it, need nothing but their own informed debate and a sufficient supply of ivermectin!
Could the 4th of July mark the start of a summer #Covid surge? Los Angeles County data suggest 2023 may be different from other years when a summer Covid wave hit. Also, this is the 1st summer of the pandemic's post-emergency phase — a distinct new chapter https://t.co/qzZAwT6uwy
— delthia ricks 🔬 (@DelthiaRicks) June 20, 2023
COVID-19 Coronavirus Updates: June 14, 2023
We've come a long way since the pandemic began, but COVID is still a threat.
Stay up to date on your COVID vaccines to reduce your risk of severe illness and hospitalization from COVID.
Find free updated COVID vaccines at https://t.co/jDq2UIHFmT. #WeCanDoThis pic.twitter.com/CRXUuHMcae
— HHS.gov (@HHSGov) June 13, 2023
COVID-19 vaccines being developed and manufactured for the 2023-2024 campaign should target one of the currently dominant XBB variants, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) staff reviewers said on Monday. https://t.co/D3nrEBgcdU
— Reuters Health (@Reuters_Health) June 12, 2023
COVID-19 Coronavirus Updates: June 7, 2023
A new study from the CDC suggests that 96% of Americans have some degree of immunity against #Covid https://t.co/xg7hxxiuON pic.twitter.com/iqkoGgwjUu
— delthia ricks 🔬 (@DelthiaRicks) June 2, 2023
Novavax Inc's head of research and development on Monday said an updated COVID-19 vaccine the company is already producing is likely to be protective against other fast-growing coronavirus variants circulating in the U.S. https://t.co/itJXYmJeEj
— Reuters Health (@Reuters_Health) June 6, 2023
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday approved Cue Health's at-home COVID-19 test, the first coronavirus test to get marketing authorization using a traditional premarket review, the agency said. https://t.co/XuFOZbxANF
— Reuters Health (@Reuters_Health) June 7, 2023
The bad news: There’s a drive to ‘forget’, or at least minimize, just how bad this global pandemic got here in the United States. No worse than a bad flu season! Govt overreach! Panicky lie-brals getting over their skis!…
COVID-19 Coronavirus Updates: May 31, 2023
… For the first time, preliminary figures from the CDC totalled just 8,256 COVID-19 hospitalizations for the past week, marking a record low for this key remaining indicator to track the threat posed by the virus.
The CDC’s data, updated late Thursday, has never before fallen below 9,000 weekly admissions of COVID-19 patients, since it first began tracking this metric over the summer of 2020, early during the pandemic.
COVID-19 hospital admissions are one of the few remaining metrics the CDC is relying on to track the spread of the virus and make recommendations, in the wake of the public health emergency’s end earlier this month.
Hospitals are still required to report a slimmed down list of COVID-19 metrics at least weekly to the CDC until April 2024, though recent changes in hospital testing practices recommendations mean fewer infections might be counted by some health care systems.
When COVID-19 hospital admissions reach “high” levels in a county, the agency still plans to urge residents to don masks and take other precautions to curb a surge…
The Biden administration is trying to protect $5 billion in funding for the next generation of coronavirus vaccines and treatments. They are also looking to preserve more than $1 billion to offer free covid shots to uninsured Americans. https://t.co/xMU5s8vMTC
— NYT Science (@NYTScience) May 28, 2023
COVID-19 Coronavirus Updates: May 24, 2023
I’m tempted!
If you want to make sure all your bases are covered- or just give someone a fun get-well-soon gift, the 'Lucky' Negative Rapid Antigen Test Necklace is also in stock😄https://t.co/zCTHzTKTYe pic.twitter.com/Pb5wWDnwBu
— Naomi Wu 机械妖姬 (@RealSexyCyborg) May 21, 2023
The tsunami wave has rolled back, and we’re starting to clean up the debris. It’s going to be a loooong job, and the next wave will (probably) get here sooner than we expect…
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Updates: May 17, 2023
"The cycle of panic and neglect is not the best way to be prepared for [a] #publichealth emergency." — @BrentEwig, of the @AIMimmunization, on #pandemic lessons about the nation's ability to vaccinate large swaths of the public.@joycefr @MedPageIDhttps://t.co/UgtPEHlxHF
— MedPage Today (@medpagetoday) May 15, 2023
Gift link, so everyone can read the whole thing:
Nearly 380 times as many people have died in the United States from covid-19 than from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Those killings sparked sweeping reforms to defend Americans from violence. In contrast, little has been done to make the country less vulnerable to deadly pathogens.
On Thursday, the United States officially ended its covid-19 health emergency. In public, many policymakers shy away from acknowledging their pandemic missteps and calling out the need for solutions that are politically complicated, such as raising low wages. But in private, they speak. After dozens of such conversations over the past few years, I compiled this to-do list.
These fixes are neither exhaustive nor simple — it is a mistake to think that any could be. But they are urgent because the drumbeats of epidemics seems to be increasing.
1 – Put tests everywhere…
2 – Staff hospitals…
3 – Reward data…
4 – Protect workers…
5 – Reduce incarceration…
6 – Develop and distribute drugs and vaccines…
7 – Commit to international solidarity…If the United States fails to defend itself in the seven ways set out here, the toll of the next emergency could dwarf that of covid, as climate change, urbanization, migration and political instability make outbreaks of infectious diseases bigger and more frequent — from cholera to avian influenza to viruses yet unknown.
Yes, of course, our ‘conservative’ Republicans are allergic to every single one of theses steps. The eighth bullet point should read Elect more Democrats.
Sleep apnea patients are prone to higher #LongCovid risk. New research suggests close monitoring of adults with obstructive sleep apnea https://t.co/wgTX9n1RVm
— delthia ricks 🔬 (@DelthiaRicks) May 13, 2023
COVID-19 Coronavirus Updates: May 10, 2023
The report shows an overall drop of 5.3 percent in the death rate from all causes, a signal that the country last year had exited the worst phase of the pandemic. Deaths from covid dropped 47 percent between 2021 and 2022. https://t.co/rOLa79jRuk
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 4, 2023