China Corona Virus Outbreak

[uls]

doc:

"di pa peer reviewed mga studies, EUA palang mga yan so ingat"

also doc on covid vaccines that are under EUA:

"go get vaccinated they're safe and effective"

[ray_noel]

Move on tayo… live with it…

Instead of promiting vaccines, promote healthy lifestyle na lang… go out under the sun, do some exercise…

yan na lang sana trials na gagawin, tapos icompare sa mga vaccinated na hindi na aarawan at exercise…

Huwag na sanA 4th dose, 5th dose, etc. kasi pa vaccine ka nga, hindi naman healthy body…


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[kagalingan]

^
mabibiLang Lang kung saan pwede magpaaraw na nakakareLax.

that why way way way back and up to the present im a proponent of wide open space. Thats why super patok sa ncr the likes of seaside maLL of asia, doLomite beach, updiliman, Lamesa ecopark, aroceros park.

The more you highrise like 10floors up the more nakakapangit ng Lugar.

what I Like about this pandemic may reaLization padaLiin ang buhay. ExampLe caLL center pwede mag teLephone operator sa bahay, yung manpower agency pwede interview videocaLL tapos pag natanggap direcho na accomadation waiting makasakay eropLano.

ang goaL dapat Lumiit gastos sa transportation at upa ng bahay. Imagine susweLdo ng 25thou tapos cocommute ka araw-araw or uupa near work ano na maiipon????. Pwede naman paLa gawin sa bahay = internet Lang naman kaiLangan. Ang Laking tipid at bawas stress. Pabor na pabor sa mga singLemom

Kung taga cavite ka at work mo bgc. Laking ginhawa WFH.

[ray_noel]

Lucky us here sa place namin we can just go easily sa tabing dagat tapos magpapa araw…


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[shadow]

Kailangan pa rin ng vaccines kahit na first gen, 30% protection is always better than nothing.

Cross protection is better than no protection.

We can't say na stop na vaccination at huwag na I-mandate.


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[Monseratto]

In warning to U.S., COVID rates soar after Denmark lifts all restrictions

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Xi tells Hong Kong's leaders to control COVID as infections spiral


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[_Cathy_]

So parang si kags ka din pala… kahit hindi masyado naliligo, amoy mabango pa rin tingnan… ganyan din yata mga americans noh?


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I wash myself everyday naman hahaha! Yung buhok hindi na talaga araw araw ang shampoo. Saka dati kasi ang dami kong ritual sa paliligo.

I went to the wet market today (where I caught delta in August) I told myself never na ko babalik pero naniniwala na ko sa nabasa ko sa board na small exposures to the virus (not enough to make you sick) raises your immunity. Yung mga suki ko dun, 2 yrs na walang naco covid e marami pa senior! Proven ko na rin sa US, everyday ako umaalis, nagindoor dining, hindi ako disinfect hindi naman ako nagkasakit

[ray_noel]

I wash myself everyday naman hahaha! Yung buhok hindi na talaga araw araw ang shampoo. Saka dati kasi ang dami kong ritual sa paliligo.

I went to the wet market today (where I caught delta in August) I told myself never na ko babalik pero naniniwala na ko sa nabasa ko sa board na small exposures to the virus (not enough to make you sick) raises your immunity. Yung mga suki ko dun, 2 yrs na walang naco covid e marami pa senior! Proven ko na rin sa US, everyday ako umaalis, nagindoor dining, hindi ako disinfect hindi naman ako nagkasakit

Si kags kasi, literal na hindi talaga naliligo or kahiy hugas ng paa and hilamos… hahaha…

Iba din yata hangin ng u.s sa pinas kaya hiyang ka doon… pang u.s ka ms cath.. hehe… meron talagang nababagayan ang tao na lugar…. And si kags, pang true QC siya…. Heheh


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[_Cathy_]

Si kags kasi, literal na hindi talaga naliligo or kahiy hugas ng paa and hilamos… hahaha…

Iba din yata hangin ng u.s sa pinas kaya hiyang ka doon… pang u.s ka ms cath.. hehe… meron talagang nababagayan ang tao na lugar…. And si kags, pang true QC siya…. Heheh


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OT Naisip ko rin yan, kasi may times nga nalilimutan ko pa mag mask [emoji15] Maybe I will consider moving there kahit one year lang. Makikita mo benefit ng 1st world vs 3rd world talaga. Napaka efficient ng services. Libreng RT PCR kahit araw arawin mo pa at walang pila. N95 libre mina mail sa bahay. Yung sa booster ko nga inalam pa nila what is best for me. Either booster lang or 2 doses again. Tawagan ka pa sa bahay [emoji4] The whole time I was there, I felt normal.

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[Athrunzala]

when i googled for it,
parang walang recent event of note...

Try duckduckgo search engine, kalat ang news of different kinds of hemorrhagic fevers around the world...



hemorrhagic fever at DuckDuckGo


Viral hemorrhagic fever - Wikipedia

[Athrunzala]

FDA Executive Officer Exposes Close Ties Between Agency and Pharmaceutical Companies



haha huli!

[Monseratto]

As Omicron Surges, South Korea Eases Pandemic Interference - The New York Times

For the past two years, South Korea waged a successful battle against Covid-19 with a so-called three-T strategy: it ramped up lab “tests” to ferret out infections, it “traced” contacts using modern technology, and it “treated” patients by keeping them in quarantine, where they were monitored by the government.

But as the fast-spreading Omicron variant threatens to overwhelm the public health system, that strategy now appears unsustainable — and it may even be pointless, South Korean officials say. Now, they are shifting the country’s pandemic focus to a new game plan: “select and focus.”

“The government’s partially hands-off approach is a shock to people who have dutifully followed what the government told them to do, like wearing masks and getting vaccinated, and in return expected it to take responsibility for protecting their lives,” said Kim Woo-joo, president of the Korean Vaccine Society. “It could feel like a survival-of-the-fittest situation.”

Critics have said the government’s new approach disadvantages underprivileged classes, like poor people who lack access to medical care or other social services.

“It’s tantamount to letting the virus spread, rather than doing everything possible to contain its spread,” said ​Woo Seoc-kyun, a representative of the Association of Physicians for Humanism​, a nationwide doctors’ group​. “It threatens to reverse what we have achieved so far through a tight management of the pandemic, like keeping the number of fatalities low.”

After two years of battling the virus, South Korea has learned that the cost of maintaining its vigorous pandemic protocols is unsustainable in the long term, said Dr. Jung, the Gachon University professor. More than 86 percent of the population has received at least two doses of a vaccine.

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As Omicron Surges, South Korea Eases Pandemic Interference - The New York Times

omicron does that -- makes countries throw their covid playbook out the window

[bloowolf]

I attended a talk by a virus researcher from the US (of human & animal diseases). They seem fairly optimistic that Covid is gradually loosing its virulence. He said it’s a consistent observation they have of new viruses. It hits hard at first then gradually tapers down to milder form. They attribute it to the nature of viruses to exist & spread, not to kill off the host it thrives on. Self preservation. From Alpha & Delta which were very virulent, it has evolved to Omicron which is very contagious but less virulent. From this, they are optimistic that later variants will evolve to have milder symptoms.


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[Ry_Tower]

I attended a talk by a virus researcher from the US (of human & animal diseases). They seem fairly optimistic that Covid is gradually loosing its virulence. He said it’s a consistent observation they have of new viruses. It hits hard at first then gradually tapers down to milder form. They attribute it to the nature of viruses to exist & spread, not to kill off the host it thrives on. Self preservation. From Alpha & Delta which were very virulent, it has evolved to Omicron which is very contagious but less virulent. From this, they are optimistic that later variants will evolve to have milder symptoms.


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Parang ganun na nga. Hopefully it holds true pa rin. Wala na deadly variations pa.

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[bloowolf]

Parang ganun na nga. Hopefully it holds true pa rin. Wala na deadly variations pa.

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Ang downside niyan, no matter how common place a disease may be, it is still very deadly to the vulnerable population. For example, when I had Covid, even with the talk of Omicron vaccine escape, the symptoms were a lot milder than the influenza I used to get yearly (I was unvaxxed for Flu then) but Omicron still caused deaths in the unvaxxed & the vulnerable.


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[kagalingan]

ito yung dati ko pa sinasabi pa. Ingat kayo sa medicaL community they are sanay in manipuLations. Kabaro na niLa nagsabi

doctor nyo ba mga condoctor

Reposting from Doc Iggy Agbayani

WARNING!

The CDC is promoting misleading data interpretation by comparing vaccinated to unvaccinated deaths and hospitalization. The two groups are not randomly or even equally selected. There is a selection bias when vaccinations selectively target those who are healthy and even have natural immunity, not bed ridden, able to go the vaccination centers, and survive the deaths (excess deaths and extrapolation of VAERS voluntary reporting estimates between 20 to 100x more) caused by vaccination.

[kagalingan]

Mari Kaimo

Kelly DNP *kacrn91 Tweeted:

"We have a pediatric stroke team now * the hospital.
Let that sink in for a minute."

Guess why that is, people! 😠

[uls]

blood clots

clue: they started injecting kids recently