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“Their (mask) effectiveness remains unproven.”
“Their (mask) effectiveness remains unproven.”
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Sounds like they believe in herd immunity be interesting to see how their numbers go moving forwardBuT tHe DrOpLeTs
“Their (mask) effectiveness remains unproven.”
I wonder if this Yale Epidemiology Professor knows what he’s talking about? He’s probably not that smart.
www.foxnews.com
Hydroxychloroquine could save up to 100,000 lives if used for COVID-19: Yale epidemiology professor
Yale School of Public Health Dr. Harvey Risch said on Tuesday that he thinks hydroxychloroquine could save 75-100,000 lives if it becomes widely used.
www.foxnews.com
NoSnowATL
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Good thing the number of deaths in those age groups have been Zero.
almost zero. There have been a couple of anomalous cases here and there. Even a dog died ?
And good that that these sick children can't spread it to higher risk folks, thank goodness.
NoSnowATL
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Was talking about deaths not the spread. Yes they can spread it to the elderly.
NoSnowATL
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I don’t think there has been a death 0-17 from a child or teen with no underlying condition. In Georgia
That’s a positive ??
GeorgiaGirl
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Well, I will be taking a COVID test soon for the LPN program. May even take an antibodies test later as well.
Honestly, by the way I've felt for several months outside of when I put on a tin foil hat for a bit, I'd say both would be negative but who the heck knows.
The interesting thing that I've heard is that if you're asymptomatic, they don't make you stay away from clinicals at least in Augusta. Not sure how others would feel about that.
Honestly, by the way I've felt for several months outside of when I put on a tin foil hat for a bit, I'd say both would be negative but who the heck knows.
The interesting thing that I've heard is that if you're asymptomatic, they don't make you stay away from clinicals at least in Augusta. Not sure how others would feel about that.
The school I’m working at just finished two months of summer camps without a single case. Some plans work better than others.
I saw a lady wearing a face shield and elbow length gloves at Walmart earlier and I was absolutely beside myself. It was just a wow moment honestly.
Broken024
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GeorgiaGirl
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Well, it's been 10 days since I posted about what my mom was dealing with and she is still battling a stomach problem a little. She had to make my dad get up 4 times over last night (and I heard one of the times very early in the morning) to go to the regular bathroom instead of the porta potty near the bed. (and despite that, feels well enough, and I suppose stubborn enough, to not call off traveling to SW NC tomorrow, she just might not eat much)
Honestly, it probably isn't COVID but stomach problems usually don't last 2ish weeks. ? Although it has a long time to get there, if it gets to where she's having stomach problems for months like she had respiratory problems in 2017 for months, it will be something.
Honestly, it probably isn't COVID but stomach problems usually don't last 2ish weeks. ? Although it has a long time to get there, if it gets to where she's having stomach problems for months like she had respiratory problems in 2017 for months, it will be something.
lmao ?
marino13882
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Who cares. If she wants to dress that way to feel safe, then more power to her.
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Heelyes
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I feel the same way every time I see people not wearing masks in Walmart.
tennessee storm
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I saw a man wearing a full hazmat suit at Kroger last night .... that’s a first
Shaggy
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Has she recently gone through a heavy dose of antibiotics? If she has it could be Cdiff. When I had it it was around 25 to 30 trips to the bathroom a day.
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