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The SECDEF letter from today was distributed around our unit, mid-Sept or bust it is.
Does it specify which vaccines you can/can’t get?The SECDEF letter from today was distributed around our unit, mid-Sept or bust it is.
The guy is an idiot.
No, just says "Vaccines"Does it specify which vaccines you can/can’t get?
If people are truly against the mRNA ones, there’s always the Sputnik and Sinovac.
Why am I not surprised you’d have that reaction . . . ?The guy is an idiot.
"We can never get rid of it because of animal reservoirs"Why am I not surprised you’d have that reaction . . . ?
It can be a thing, but a lot of times it's much more complicated (surprise!) than what a media headline reports. In your friend's case, ECMO is usually done at a CVICU (cardiac). Not all hospitals, even metro-area hospitals, have that capability (or capacity may be limited because it's not a specialty). So it's possible in your friend's case, it wasn't that there weren't any "COVID wards" available because "capacity," but instead, just normal CVICU availability. I get the end result may be the same, but it's not just because the hospital is "at COVID capacity."
Another thing that can happen is physical space. There may be plenty of capacity, but managing patient space has to be updated. There was a stretch in late 2020 and/or early 2021 where my wife's Peds CVICU unit got moved over to the PICU because they didn't have a lot of patients. They then moved adult COVID patients into the Peds CVICU just to have a place to put them, but capacity itself wasn't the issue. After a couple of weeks, they cleared out the adults as they worked through patient load and then moved the Peds unit back into their original spaces.
Does it specify which vaccines you can/can’t get?
If people are truly against the mRNA ones, there’s always the Sputnik and Sinovac.
Because The Science(TM) is different here than in Peru and Israel.Honest question: Why has the FDA issued a warning about using Ivermectin to fight COVID and others, like the doctor in the video praise it?
Another published medical article states "Overall, the reliable evidence available does not support the use ivermectin for treatment or prevention of COVID-19 outside of well-designed randomized trials."
Careful, or you might get a hurtful thumbs down from @SlickAgDr Zubin Damania does a pretty good break down of the school board rant for those looking for a more objective view.
Novavax supposedly soon as wellI don't think the J&J uses the same vector as Pfizer or Moderna, and it's authorized, too.