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| 07-23-22 09:38am - 789 days | Original Post - #1 | |
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LKLK (0)
Active User Posts: 1,583 Registered: Jun 26, '19 Location: CA |
Covid update: Covid is going to be with us forever. Covid update: Covid is going to be with us forever. That's the bad news. The good news is that we can prevent nearly every COVID death in America. Except Republican policies are fighting covid immunization. Which is key to preventing covid deaths. For some reason, even though over 1 million people died in the United States from covid, Dongle Trump seems to be held blameless. As president, Dongle Trump declared repeatedly the covid was either disappearing or was going to disappear, since February 2020, after the first known US covid death. It's now 2022, and Republicans are still saying individual rights are more important than any death from covid. Can Dongle Trump be put in prison for mass murder? Or do people believe that criminal negligence is okay for national leaders? ------ ------ COVID-19 'is going to be with us forever,' White House says Yahoo News Alexander Nazaryan July 22, 2022, 2:31 PM Scroll back up to restore default view. WASHINGTON — White House pandemic response coordinator Dr. Ashish Jha delivered a grim message on Friday about the ever-evolving coronavirus pathogen that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates has infected more than 140 million Americans, including President Biden. “This virus is going to be with us forever,” Jha said during a press briefing otherwise devoted to an update on the president’s health. “It’s really, really important that people build up their immunity against this virus,” he added, emphasizing that vaccination is the best means of doing so. It was a bracing reminder that any hopes of fully eradicating the coronavirus are long gone. And while many Americans have sought a return to normal life, the coronavirus continues to cause economic and social disruptions. Ashish Jha White House COVID-19 response coordinator Ashish Jha. (Elizabeth Frantz/Reuters) “Dr. Jha is acknowledging the consensus among medical and public health experts — that COVID-19 is with us for our lifetimes and beyond,” Dr. Leana Wen, a public health expert closely aligned with the White House on the pandemic, told Yahoo News. “But this is not the COVID-19 of 2020,” Wen said, pointing to the widespread availability of vaccines and treatments. “We now have many tools that allow us to live with this coronavirus.” Biden is fully vaccinated and has received two booster shots. On Friday, he and White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre both said his symptoms remained mild after the president tested positive for COVID on Thursday. The president’s infection returned the pandemic to the headlines after several months during which the war in Ukraine, inflation and gun control dominated news coverage. Some public health experts saw Biden’s infection as a further sign of how complacent citizens have become. Like many Americans, Biden had ceased to wear a mask and had resumed travel, including abroad. “The president likes to interact and engage with the American public,” Jean-Pierre said in response to a reporter’s question about whether Biden regretted the recent pace of his social and travel commitments. The several waves of the Omicron variant that have washed over the United States have suggested that the virus initially known as SARS-CoV-2 is becoming increasingly transmissible, though not necessarily more virulent. While that is good news for people who are vaccinated and boosted, it does mean that the virus will almost certainly find new ways to evade immune protections, if only to ultimately cause relatively mild illness. Even as the BA.5 variant continues to drive new infections, a new, even more transmissible strain known as BA.2.75 has been detected in the United States. “The dominant strains are so contagious that it’s extremely difficult to avoid infection,” Wen told Yahoo News. But even if the coronavirus lingers for years to come, it is for the most part the unvaccinated and the unboosted who risk serious illness or death. More than 1 million Americans have died due to COVID-19 since the pandemic began. “We’re at a point now where, I believe, where we can prevent nearly every COVID death in America,” Jha said on Friday. The week ended with about 400 people dying daily from COVID-19 across the country. Edited on Jul 23, 2022, 11:00am | |
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| 07-23-22 09:47am - 789 days | #2 | |
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LKLK (0)
Active User Posts: 1,583 Registered: Jun 26, '19 Location: CA |
Biden and Trump: A tale of two presidents with COVID. This time, things are different USA TODAY July 22, 2022, 7:56 AM WASHINGTON – Joe Biden isn’t the first U.S. president to contract COVID-19. That dubious honor goes to his predecessor, Donald Trump. But this time, things are different. Biden is fully vaccinated and boosted. When Trump tested positive in fall 2020, vaccines weren’t available and treatment options were limited. Trump was given an experimental antibody treatment and steroids after his blood oxygen levels fell dangerously low. He was hospitalized at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for three days. Death rates have fallen sharply since Trump contacted the virus, primarily because of the arrival of vaccines and advances in treatments. More than 1 million Americans have died from the virus, which is still killing an average of 353 people in the U.S. every day, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The unvaccinated are at far greater risk, over two times more likely to test positive and nine times more likely to die from the virus than those who have received at least a primary dose of vaccine, according to the public health agency. Biden is experiencing mild symptoms and is taking Paxlovid, an at-home antiviral therapy that has been available since December for patients who are 12 and older and are at higher risk for severe illness from COVID-19. "It remains to be seen what's going to happen with President Biden," Dr. Jerome Adams, who was surgeon general when Trump contracted the virus, told USA TODAY, "but he is in a much better situation based on all the data we have available to come out of this with little to no harm in the long run." Biden gets COVID: Biden says he 'feels fine' and is working: live updates Transparency on diagnosis The Biden White House appears to have been far more transparent about Biden’s positive diagnosis than Trump and his aides were after he tested positive. After months of downplaying the severity of the virus, Trump announced his positive test result on Twitter just before 1 a.m. on Oct. 2, 2020. His chief of staff, Mark Meadows, later revealed in a book that Trump had actually tested positive days earlier – on Sept. 26, three days before a presidential debate with Biden. Trump tested positive on the same day he held a Rose Garden ceremony in which he announced he would nominate Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, Meadows wrote. US President Donald Trump walks to Marine One prior to departure from the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, DC, October 2, 2020, as he heads to Walter Reed Military Medical Center, after testing positive for COVID-19. US President Donald Trump walks to Marine One prior to departure from the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, DC, October 2, 2020, as he heads to Walter Reed Military Medical Center, after testing positive for COVID-19. Trump subsequently took another test and got a negative result, Meadows wrote. He tested again on Oct. 1 and tweeted about the positive test result early the next day. The White House never disclosed Trump’s initial positive test. And Trump denied that he was sick before the presidential debate, calling the report "fake news." Biden officials, on the other hand, had been raising the possibility for weeks that he could eventually contract the virus. He tested positive Thursday morning, shortly before his diagnosis was announced, press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said in a statement. A few hours later, the White House released a 21-second video in which Biden reassured the nation. "It's going to be OK," he said. Jean-Pierre was emphatic about the differences between administrations at Thursday's briefing: "We are doing this very differently – very differently ... I would argue – than the last administration." Jean-Pierre said that she and COVID-19 response coordinator Dr. Ashish Jha have not seen the president because they are following CDC guidance while he isolates. "We believe getting direct information, pretty much detailed information, from this letter that we – in a transparent way – shared with all of you on how he was doing, and we have committed to do that every day." Contributing: The Associated Press Michael Collins covers the White House. Follow him on Twitter @mcollinsNEWS. COVID on the rise: BA.5 makes up nearly 80% of new COVID-19 cases. Here's what to know about the subvariant This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Biden, Trump both got COVID. Vaccines, treatment, transparency differ | |
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| 07-24-22 05:01am - 789 days | #3 | |
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Grandia (0)
Active User Posts: 3 Registered: Jul 09, '22 |
Why are you posting this stuff on a porn site? And off course covid will stick around, it's a virus. You can't stop viruses. You can't stop a common cold let alone a flu like covid. One thing I do know is if my dog got 3 rabies shots in a year and still got rabies, I'd have some questions. | |
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