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Yeah, never mind. The intelligence level of this board is too low for this information. Good work, doctors. [img]https://i.redd.it/octuq64oy4c51.jpg[/img] ...
[quote]Then why did she call out the white people having graduation parties? [/quote] You ever go around Newman kids? They’re spoiled as frick. She said “privileged” when she should’ve said “spoiled”. ...
[quote]ooh yeah im just going to leave this one here. This was before we shut down.[/quote] You think you’re making a good point, but you’re not. This is like citing a quote from mid season about the team with the best record being the best in the league, then looking back at it after the Super B...
That’s very good news that I hadn’t heard. Thanks for that. ...
[quote]Ok if you say so[/quote] Lol at the downvote. Sucks to suck. Try sticking to things you know frickall about. Medicine and vaccines aren’t it. ...
[quote]Vaxart is in phase 1 of an oral vaccine that won’t have to be stored at low temps and will travel better. It prob won’t be out until March 2021 tho, and that’s if everything goes smoothly. Moderna is def the front runner right now tho since AstraZenaca messed up a bit.[/quote] Astrazeneca ...
[quote]A typical freezer will go to -4 F. Common Deep freezers go to-20. Since the phase 1 trials, Pfizer has determined that their Vaccine can be stored for up to 3 months at -4 F, like the Moderna vaccine. [/quote] Link? Everything I‘ve seen says -110 F. If you’re correct that’s great news. ...
There is also this technological hurdle to clear. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/moderna-and-pfizers-covid-19-vaccine-candidates-require-ultra-low-temperatures-raising-questions-about-storage-distribution-2020-08-27 The technology to produce vials/syringes that will withstand their low tem...
[quote]told you you were lying didn't I dude[/quote] 1. Uninformed 2. Opinionated about topics he doesn’t know 3. Can’t count to 6 Life is going to be tough if it isn’t already. ...
[quote]Vastmind[/quote] Congrats man. I had two classmates who had long careers before going to med school—one had been a fighter pilot and the other was a police officer. They are both great physicians and earning well for their families now. Many others in my class left shorter careers for med...
[quote]Link? According to the CDC. We are at 109% of “expected” deaths for this year at 1,881,000. That puts excess deaths estimated at 155k. You’re off by 100k. [/quote] 205,000*. Transposed a couple of digits. Though since I last looked it’s up to 215,000. I got the information from Gi...
[quote]What we really need is a total deaths in the USA by year as a % of population to see if there is any meaningful statistical correlation between Covid and overall deaths.[/quote] That’s been done and all cause deaths are outpacing the average by 250,000 as of the end of July, so by that it ...
[quote]In the very same CDC table mentioned earlier, the final comorbidity listed (other than "all other causes) is: [quote]Intentional and unintentional injury, poisoning and other adverse events[/quote] There are currently over 5000 deaths in this category. Seems like this could cover a wid...
From your own article: [quote]Despite health officials knowing the man died in a motorcycle crash, it is unclear whether or not his death was removed from the overall count in the state.[/quote] So was it counted or not? Doesn’t seem to definitively say anything and it also doesn’t sound like ...
[quote]Are we talking about the same experts that list motorcycle crash deaths as China Virus deaths? Those experts? Or not those experts but other ones totally not making it up?[/quote] Let me guess, your cousin’s, uncle’s, barber’s roommate died in a motorcycle accident and the family s...
[quote]Several of the comorbidities present in the remaining 94% shared a causal link with being infected with COVID. [/quote] Going beyond just that, 50% of the remaining 94% had ARDS (a form of respiratory failure directly related to the virus) as their only other diagnosis. Like I said, peopl...
[quote]Lol the CDCsaid exactly what I said it did, all of those deaths had complicating factors except 6%, sweet melt though homie[/quote] Actually, no, you’re wrong. You just don’t have the knowledge base to understand the data. You’re like a rat crawling across a page of text trying to make sen...
[quote]But this is exactly correct. 6% are covid only. The biggest co-morbidity? Respiratory failure.[/quote] I filled out a staggering number of these in March and April. It was the worst 6 weeks of my career so far. Hopefully it stays that way. Every single one of them I filled out more tha...
[quote]I interviewed at the only DO school in the nation that also offers a dual degree Ph.D (at least at the time I was interviewing), and I couldn't pick out what was different between the MD curriculum and the DO curriculum other than the osteopathic stuff. [/quote] There’s not much difference...
[quote]Should change it to Milwaukee, which of course is Algonquin for “the good land”[/quote] [img]https://media1.tenor.com/images/8b2441b6aa14971e5fcec50967b53e89/tenor.gif?itemid=15197525[/img] ...