Antonio Moss

[quote]Maybe people should leave the doctoring to the doctors[/quote] It’s doctors and virologists putting forth this idea...

I thought they had him on oxygen yesterday...

[quote]Thoune, who is described as a "fat studies" professor[/quote] Ah, one of the classical sciences...

[quote] lack of Vitamin D from the sun and lack of exercise as a result of the shutdown. [/quote] How are people getting less sun and exercise from the shutdown?...

Read this article the other day and reading the one in this thread set off some red flags: [link=(https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/03/200330152135.htm)]AI predicts COVID severity[/link] [quote]The researchers were surprised to find that characteristics considered to be hallmarks of C...

How do these findings square with reports of varying infection rates among blood types? Pardon my ignorance on this, but do the different blood types having varying hemoglobin characteristics?...

A lot of people are terrible at basic math...

[quote]I would say red beans and rice is overrated af.[/quote] It's delicious peasant food. It excels at what it purports to be. ...

[quote]When I was in my 20s, the slur against younger working-class women was “Sharon and Tracy”. I honestly cannot think of any equivalent for men. But I am so sick of women, including those of us that have devoted our lives to women’s liberation, being spoken about so disrespectfully.[/quote] W...

[quote]Given that, I would bet most of the deaths are people with BMI's over 35 or 40[/quote] Straight from the head of one of the local ERs: At 35 BMI, your risk goes up At 40 BMI, your risk skyrockets...

[quote]It hasn't been thoroughly tested and proven to be an effective drug for COVID-19. You know that. Yes, the FDA has given its blessing for doctors to administer it, and many hospitals are doing clinical trials on it. There are certainly some promising results, but it's not to a point where it's...

[quote] sweet tea over sugary drinks.[/quote] [img]https://thumbs.gfycat.com/ElectricWeepyAppaloosa-size_restricted.gif [/img]...

It's obviously not broken down in the data but from the boots on the ground, it appears that uncontrolled Type II Diabetes is a huge indicator in critical cases. ...

JBE has handled this crisis very well in Louisiana. ...

[quote]As we’ve seen this whole time, it’s either not as contagious as the fear mongers stated or not as mortal.[/quote] :lol: The average transmission rate of infected has not changed in months. Every expert was in agreement that the mortality rates of 3-4% were overstated because of selectiv...

[quote]Could this generation (X) be dubbed the most resilient generation? Here's to the next 20 years being less memorable.[/quote] Take any 20 year period and you are going to have a lot of significant events that shapes the generation. ...

[quote]but all of this talk about ventilators seems to mean you will surely survive[/quote] You mean "all this talk" that you completely fabricated? Who in their right mind believes that ventilation was a sure-fire method of starving off death?...

[quote]That’s exactly what Rush Limbaugh was talking about the other day. The doomsayers can never be wrong because all they have to do is say muh measures worked.[/quote] Or people who understand basic statistics understand that if you significantly reduce rates of human-to-human contact, you wi...

[quote]Considering the hardest hit parish in LA Orleans is 80+% black it isn't surprising. Sure blacks are less than 20% of state population and even far less in some areas but the New Orleans metro area is predominantly black.[/quote] They are still significantly overrepresented in critical case...

Easter isn’t until Sunday though .......