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    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    Next week ba malaman na natin if nagkahawaan sa mga campaign rallies?

    O wala na nagpapatest even if may mild symptoms?

    If hindi tumaas daily covid count, it means endemic na sa atin. So panalo na tayo!

    bantayan mo yung kampanya ni luhgaw sa makati. Punta jan paranaque, pasay, taguig. Tingnan kung same pattern mahihinang nilalang.

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    #36642
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    bantayan mo yung kampanya ni luhgaw sa makati. Punta jan paranaque, pasay, taguig. Tingnan kung same pattern mahihinang nilalang.
    Marami kami dito sa Tsikot pupunta sa rally Eto pala ang Fourth District ng NCR.

    I don't consider pasay and pateros as south though.



    Last edited by _Cathy_; March 23rd, 2022 at 04:51 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    Did we reach our target herd immunity last January?
    maybe

    sa dami nagka omicron sa january halos lahat ng tao na-covid na

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    #36644
    Kung walang testing, walang positives yan. After election na yan if gusto lang nila malaman talaga.

    Pero sana nga endemic na talaga para back to more normalcy.

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    #36646
    In a prospective cohort of over 1,000 people with moderate to critical Covid, the memory T cell response at 1 year across variants was well preserved, indicative of sustained protection vs severe disease


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    #36647
    Kags anong nangyari…
    China Approves Pfizer COVID-19 Pill Paxlovid | Time


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    #36648
    Why posibility of a new surge is a very small? No one COVID variant caused surges twice..Reinfection from a previos Omicron variant infection is still very rare...

    Last edited by Monseratto; March 24th, 2022 at 01:21 PM.

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    #36649
    Endemic

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    #36650


    S.Korea’s total COVID cases top 1 million as crematoria, funeral homes overwhelmed - BusinessWorld Online


    SEOUL — South Korea’s total coronavirus infections topped 10 million, or nearly 20% of its population, authorities said on Wednesday, as surging severe cases and deaths increasingly put a strain on crematories and funeral homes nationwide.

    The country’s infection and death rates are still far below those recorded elsewhere, as almost 87% of its 52 million residents are fully vaccinated and 63% have received booster shots.

    But the death toll nearly doubled in just about six weeks, with daily fatalities peaking at 429 last Friday, fuelling demand for funeral arrangements.

    The government on Monday instructed the 60 crematories nationwide to operate for longer hours to burn up to seven bodies from five, and the 1,136 funeral parlors capable of storing some 8,700 bodies to expand their facilities

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    Why are Philippine case rates so low when everyone else in the world is spiking?


    It is likely multifactorial, and is a product of both science and luck. These include:

    1. People following mask mandates.
    Pinoys in general have worn their masks faithfully, and there is wide support for retaining mask mandates. Face shields likely helped, especially when vaccination was just starting out. Some continue to wear them. Even now people still feel naked without their mask when eating out, and I see people putting it right back when they go to get food in buffets. This gives us an extra layer of safety, which is always a good idea.

    2. Many vaccine types.
    Most countries only use two to three vaccine brands. The US for instance only has 2 mRNA (Pfizer, Moderna) and one viral vector (Janssen). With the rise of variants, too much emphasis on spike protein increases the risk of antigenic escape. We use eight different brands. Despite the Western bias against Chinese brands, the inactivated vaccines (Sinovac, Sinopharm) actually have more antigen epitopes aside from Spike protein. This makes them more likely to be resilient to variant mutations.

    3. Early boosting.
    The Philippines was one of the earliest countries to adapt boosters at 3 months. The TAG and All Experts Group very quickly reviewed Omicron data and adopted the recommendation, just in time for the Omicron spike. In addition, because of our vaccine brand diversity, many people ended up with heterologous boosters which may be more effective against variants than homologous ones.

    4. Our Omicron spike was BA.2.
    Unlike most countries in the world that got BA.1, our January spike was BA.2 driven. We saw mostly BA.1 among quarantined travelers, which means they didn't make it to the community. Unfortunately someone with BA.2 made it through. This resulted in a large spike but it also quickly receded. It probably ran smack into a boosted or recently vaccinated population. We also delayed our Delta spike with preemptive lockdowns so the hybrid immunity from breakthroughs from August was still relatively fresh. We expect BA.2 hybrid immunity (BA.2.3 to be exact, since BA.2 in the Philippines has been designanted its own sublineage) to protect against other BA.2 sublineages, including BA.2.2 which is wreaking havoc in Hong Kong.



    There is no way to figure out which of these had the greatest impact, but what is very clear is cases are staying low despite opening up and our hospitals are not overwhelmed. There may be other factors but these four are the ones that make the most sense. Let us not become complacent though as a spike is always possible. If that does happen, we have protocols to respond to it. In the meantime, enjoy your new-found freedom, but don't take it for granted. Keep masking up and vaccinating and we will be ok.

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    #36652
    Quote Originally Posted by ray_noel View Post

    ayan ang mali pag first world gusto subukan lahat. Ngayon sinovac pa 5thou 5thou hawaan eh pag napasukan ng feezer yan mga 100thou yan. Tapos masunurin pa mga tao jan nakowh.

    Eh dito pinas grabe kababa nabooster wala pa 10%

    Kita mo post ni monsay about inactivated veeerus.

    Kaso im practicing wholistic nutrition.

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    #36653
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Why are Philippine case rates so low when everyone else in the world is spiking?
    Could it be the booster shot? When I was in the US a couple of weeks ago, we were no longer wearing masks and no spacing (hotel, office, mall, streets, restos, eveywhere!) except when you are inside an airport. We even shook hands and sometimes hug with acquaintances at times. We were required to undergo rt-pcr and 1 even did a repeat before the flight as his specimen was taken beyond the 48 hour window. We were all negative and even now when I checked on them, are doing fine (except for the jet lag). We were all boosted with mrna before the trip.

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    Last edited by dreamur; March 24th, 2022 at 11:23 PM.

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    dreamy,.

    booster shot ng pinas NAPAKABABA.

    - - - -

    dapat each city ipost kung gaano kadami sinovac, feezer, astra, moderna....and unvaxx like me.

    Para malaman kung ano talaga nakakatulong.

    Kasi bakit taas infectivity rate sa makati, paranaque, taguig. Eh kahit icombine population ng tatlo mas madami pa din tao quezon city.

    #whywhywhy

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    ito hawaan ng western countries

    israel 13,001

    america 47,087

    india 1,938

    brazil 46,721

    france 146,000

    tingnan nyo india no feezer. overwhelming majority astra zenecca.

    Which vaccines is India using?
    India is currently using four vaccines - the Oxford-AstraZeneca jab, known locally as Covishield; Covaxin by Indian firm Bharat Biotech; Russian-made Sputnik V and now Corbevax.

    Covishield has accounted for over 90% of the doses given to adults so far.

    Tingnan nyo ano ano bansa majority feezer ????

    "feezer is the malas"

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    #36656
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    dreamy,.

    booster shot ng pinas NAPAKABABA.

    - - - -

    dapat each city ipost kung gaano kadami sinovac, feezer, astra, moderna....and unvaxx like me.

    Para malaman kung ano talaga nakakatulong.

    Kasi bakit taas infectivity rate sa makati, paranaque, taguig. Eh kahit icombine population ng tatlo mas madami pa din tao quezon city.

    #whywhywhy
    Perhaps filipinos have already achieved herd immunity brought about by the election fever kags?

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    Last edited by dreamur; March 25th, 2022 at 07:41 AM.

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    #36657
    Quote Originally Posted by dreamur View Post
    Could it be the booster shot? When I was in the US a couple of weeks ago, we were no longer wearing masks and no spacing (hotel, office, mall, streets, restos, eveywhere!) except when you are inside an airport. We even shook hands and sometimes hug with acquaintances at times. We were required to undergo rt-pcr and 1 even did a repeat before the flight as his specimen was taken beyond the 48 hour window. We were all negative and even now when I checked on them, are doing fine (except for the jet lag). We were all boosted with mrna before the trip.

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    The last surge in the US was Delta variant driven. Many are saying the US will have it's turn when BA.2 out infect BA.1... And protection for those who are fully vaccinated and those who received booster shots will begin to wane.


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    #36658
    Africa'''s COVID immunity is a medical mystery as mortality rates fall below Europe | Fortune


    INTERNATIONAL CORONAVIRUS
    Africa’s COVID immunity is a medical mystery as mortality rates fall below early pandemic projections
    In a surprising reversal of the initial projections for Africa, countries across the continent are displaying higher resilience to COVID and lower mortality rates compared to Europe.
    BY AMIAH TAYLOR
    March 23, 2022 6:09 PM EDT

    ang dati pinaglalaruan ginagawang laboratory ng vaccine binubwenas.

    Sino malas ngayon???

    #justiceleaguebytheuniverse

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    #36659
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    Africa'''s COVID immunity is a medical mystery as mortality rates fall below Europe | Fortune


    INTERNATIONAL CORONAVIRUS
    Africa’s COVID immunity is a medical mystery as mortality rates fall below early pandemic projections
    In a surprising reversal of the initial projections for Africa, countries across the continent are displaying higher resilience to COVID and lower mortality rates compared to Europe.
    BY AMIAH TAYLOR
    March 23, 2022 6:09 PM EDT

    ang dati pinaglalaruan ginagawang laboratory ng vaccine binubwenas.

    Sino malas ngayon???

    #justiceleaguebytheuniverse


    medical mystery? yan na ba ang bagong narrative ng MSM haha!

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    #36660
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    Africa'''s COVID immunity is a medical mystery as mortality rates fall below Europe | Fortune


    INTERNATIONAL CORONAVIRUS
    Africa’s COVID immunity is a medical mystery as mortality rates fall below early pandemic projections
    In a surprising reversal of the initial projections for Africa, countries across the continent are displaying higher resilience to COVID and lower mortality rates compared to Europe.
    BY AMIAH TAYLOR
    March 23, 2022 6:09 PM EDT

    ang dati pinaglalaruan ginagawang laboratory ng vaccine binubwenas.

    Sino malas ngayon???

    #justiceleaguebytheuniverse
    "herd immunity."

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