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matr1x wrote:So, why are the illegals getting our sheit?
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MaxPower wrote:matr1x wrote:So, why are the illegals getting our sheit?
Slim,
You studying illegals.
WHERE are the dead Venes?
WHERE are the Venes overcrowding the healthcare system?
Anyways…..continue macooing and making false accusations i guess.
K74T wrote:FB_IMG_1645230443569.jpg
Ivermectin doesn't prevent severe disease from Covid-19, new study finds
(CNN)The antiparasitic drug ivermectin doesn't prevent severe disease from Covid-19 any more effectively than symptom management and close observation by medical professionals, according to a study published Friday in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine.
The study enrolled nearly 500 people 50 and older who were at risk of severe Covid-19 because of their age and underlying health. These patients were treated at 20 public hospitals and a quarantine center in Malaysia in 2021.
Half of the patients took a relatively high dose of oral ivermectin for five days, and the other half -- the comparison group -- received treatment for their symptoms, such as fever-reducing medications. All were monitored for progression of disease.
There was no difference in outcomes between the groups. In fact, slightly more patients in the ivermectin group went on to need extra oxygen compared with those who took a placebo, though the difference was not statistically significant.
This was the main outcome researchers studied, but they also looked at whether patients needed to be hospitalized, had to go on a ventilator, needed intensive care or died from their infections. There was no meaningful difference in outcomes between the group that took ivermectin and those who got the placebo treatment.
The study had several important strengths:
- It was a randomized-controlled trial, the gold standard of medical research, in which researchers test an intervention against a placebo.
- The study enrolled patients most likely to be at risk from severe Covid-19 disease: those over 50 with at least one additional risk factor and mild to moderate symptoms. People who had no symptoms or who had advanced disease were excluded.
- Participants were enrolled only after a PCR test confirmed Covid-19 infection.
- It was a multicenter trial conducted at 20 public hospitals and a Covid-19 quarantine center in Malaysia between May 31 and October 25, 2021.
In addition to the fact that ivermectin didn't work, people who took it had more side effects than those who didn't, and sometimes those side effects were severe, including heart attacks, anemia and diarrhea that led to shock.
"The higher incidence of side effects with ivermectin in our study raises concerns about the widespread use of this drug outside clinical trial setting," lead researcher Dr. Steven Lim told CNN in an email.
"The public should understand that the highly touted safety profile of ivermectin is related to its use as an anti-parasitic drug. The use of ivermectin as an antiviral in COVID-19 is a totally different ball game, with notable differences in dosing, duration and mechanism of actions," wrote Lim, an infectious-disease specialist at Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital in Perak, Malaysia.
Two previous randomized-controlled trials of ivermectin for Covid-19, from Argentina and Colombia, concluded that there was no significant effect on symptoms or hospitalization rates, prompting the World Health Organization to advise that ivermectin be used to treat Covid-19 only within the setting of clinical trials.
Both the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the US Food and Drug Administration have warned the public and prescribers not to use ivermectin to treat Covid-19.
https://edition.cnn.com/2022/02/18/health/ivermectin-severe-covid-19/index.html
MaxPower wrote:matr1x wrote:So, why are the illegals getting our sheit?
Slim,
You studying illegals.
WHERE are the dead Venes?
WHERE are the Venes overcrowding the healthcare system?
Anyways…..continue macooing and making false accusations i guess.
K74T wrote:Ivermectin doesn't prevent severe disease from Covid-19, new study finds
(CNN)The antiparasitic drug ivermectin doesn't prevent severe disease from Covid-19 any more effectively than symptom management and close observation by medical professionals, according to a study published Friday in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine.
The study enrolled nearly 500 people 50 and older who were at risk of severe Covid-19 because of their age and underlying health. These patients were treated at 20 public hospitals and a quarantine center in Malaysia in 2021.
Half of the patients took a relatively high dose of oral ivermectin for five days, and the other half -- the comparison group -- received treatment for their symptoms, such as fever-reducing medications. All were monitored for progression of disease.
There was no difference in outcomes between the groups. In fact, slightly more patients in the ivermectin group went on to need extra oxygen compared with those who took a placebo, though the difference was not statistically significant.
This was the main outcome researchers studied, but they also looked at whether patients needed to be hospitalized, had to go on a ventilator, needed intensive care or died from their infections. There was no meaningful difference in outcomes between the group that took ivermectin and those who got the placebo treatment.
The study had several important strengths:
- It was a randomized-controlled trial, the gold standard of medical research, in which researchers test an intervention against a placebo.
- The study enrolled patients most likely to be at risk from severe Covid-19 disease: those over 50 with at least one additional risk factor and mild to moderate symptoms. People who had no symptoms or who had advanced disease were excluded.
- Participants were enrolled only after a PCR test confirmed Covid-19 infection.
- It was a multicenter trial conducted at 20 public hospitals and a Covid-19 quarantine center in Malaysia between May 31 and October 25, 2021.
In addition to the fact that ivermectin didn't work, people who took it had more side effects than those who didn't, and sometimes those side effects were severe, including heart attacks, anemia and diarrhea that led to shock.
"The higher incidence of side effects with ivermectin in our study raises concerns about the widespread use of this drug outside clinical trial setting," lead researcher Dr. Steven Lim told CNN in an email.
"The public should understand that the highly touted safety profile of ivermectin is related to its use as an anti-parasitic drug. The use of ivermectin as an antiviral in COVID-19 is a totally different ball game, with notable differences in dosing, duration and mechanism of actions," wrote Lim, an infectious-disease specialist at Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital in Perak, Malaysia.
Two previous randomized-controlled trials of ivermectin for Covid-19, from Argentina and Colombia, concluded that there was no significant effect on symptoms or hospitalization rates, prompting the World Health Organization to advise that ivermectin be used to treat Covid-19 only within the setting of clinical trials.
Both the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the US Food and Drug Administration have warned the public and prescribers not to use ivermectin to treat Covid-19.
https://edition.cnn.com/2022/02/18/health/ivermectin-severe-covid-19/index.html
Blast still around?matr1x wrote:CNN is as reputable as the Blast newspaper
I assume (because it isn't clear to me) that you are attempting to say that previous infection with COVID provides similar protection as a two dose vaccination regimen against delta. Then, yes. Research indicates that is likely the case due to the nature of infection vs. vaccination. I am fairly certain that there are countries that understand this and are offering vaccination boosters as a consequence.sMASH wrote:https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/71/wr/mm7104e1.htm#contribAff
https://forums.trinituner.com/upload/data/a4/covid%20reinfection%20vax%20previous%20infection.JPG
from the publication. previously infected people had less hospitalizations than vaxed alone. and, the previously infected+vaxed was the same as those with only previous infection.
vaxed offers protection, but previous infection offers better protection.
and from israel and uk, natural immunity lasting longer than that 4 month booster from the vax.
sMASH wrote:Yes old people and immune compromised people are vulnerable to the covid even omicron.
And those are also vulnerable to the common cold and flu.
The rest of everybody is a lil cough and fatigue.
So, sars cov 2 has become another common cold virus.
So what's the point of trying to get 'natural immunity' from a virus if it requires you to get the virus in the first place?sMASH wrote:check, the graph, those with no infection or vax, highest rates of hospitaliztion.
the next categories are : vaxed alone, previous infection alone, vaxed and previously infected.
the hospitilization rates of previously infected and previously infected +vaxed were practically the same, the curves overlap mostly.
the hospitilization rates of ONLY vaxed was more than those categories.
u can see that distinction clearly in the graphs.
but, admittedly, the difference in hospitilztion rates are still reasonably close.
its just academically interesting to see that in a group of previously infected persons, that whether vaxed or not did not have a bearing on their chances of being hospitalized.
and, that in a group of vaxed persons, u can reasonably predict that those without previous infection are statistically more likely to be hospitalized.
with that data, i am saying that natural immunity needs to be considered for immunity, and that legal restrictions based of vaxes is an autocratic measure to deal with a health situation.
cause the point of vaxes is to offer immunity, but u get better immunity from previous infection.
no to mandatory vax... for covee.
and with omicron gonna infect every body, that means most every body gonna get immunity.
It is a vaccine whether you like it or not. Multiple vaccines have boosters. That's not new.sMASH wrote:whats the point of calling a chemical a vax if u have to take it every 4 months? thats not a vax, that a medicine, a treatment.
and with chicken pox,, u should read up on how that vaccine was discovered. it ties in with ur post there, rather swimingly
If you have to be persuaded, reminded, bullied, pressured, bribed, incentivized, lied to, guilt tripped, coerced, socially shamed, censored, threatened, paid, punished and criminalized, to gain your compliance... You can be absolutely certain what is being promoted is NOT in your best interest.ed360123 wrote:It is a vaccine whether you like it or not. Multiple vaccines have boosters. That's not new.sMASH wrote:whats the point of calling a chemical a vax if u have to take it every 4 months? thats not a vax, that a medicine, a treatment.
and with chicken pox,, u should read up on how that vaccine was discovered. it ties in with ur post there, rather swimingly
I guess seatbelts and taxes are against the best interest now then.hover11 wrote:If you have to be persuaded, reminded, bullied, pressured, bribed, incentivized, lied to, guilt tripped, coerced, socially shamed, censored, threatened, paid, punished and criminalized, to gain your compliance... You can be absolutely certain what is being promoted is NOT in your best interest.ed360123 wrote:It is a vaccine whether you like it or not. Multiple vaccines have boosters. That's not new.sMASH wrote:whats the point of calling a chemical a vax if u have to take it every 4 months? thats not a vax, that a medicine, a treatment.
and with chicken pox,, u should read up on how that vaccine was discovered. it ties in with ur post there, rather swimingly
hover11 wrote:If you have to be persuaded, reminded, bullied, pressured, bribed, incentivized, lied to, guilt tripped, coerced, socially shamed, censored, threatened, paid, punished and criminalized, to gain your compliance... You can be absolutely certain what is being promoted is NOT in your best interest.ed360123 wrote:It is a vaccine whether you like it or not. Multiple vaccines have boosters. That's not new.sMASH wrote:whats the point of calling a chemical a vax if u have to take it every 4 months? thats not a vax, that a medicine, a treatment.
and with chicken pox,, u should read up on how that vaccine was discovered. it ties in with ur post there, rather swimingly
False equivalence sir...ed360123 wrote:I guess seatbelts and taxes are against the best interest now then.hover11 wrote:If you have to be persuaded, reminded, bullied, pressured, bribed, incentivized, lied to, guilt tripped, coerced, socially shamed, censored, threatened, paid, punished and criminalized, to gain your compliance... You can be absolutely certain what is being promoted is NOT in your best interest.ed360123 wrote:It is a vaccine whether you like it or not. Multiple vaccines have boosters. That's not new.sMASH wrote:whats the point of calling a chemical a vax if u have to take it every 4 months? thats not a vax, that a medicine, a treatment.
and with chicken pox,, u should read up on how that vaccine was discovered. it ties in with ur post there, rather swimingly
ed360123 wrote:I guess seatbelts and taxes are against the best interest now then.hover11 wrote:If you have to be persuaded, reminded, bullied, pressured, bribed, incentivized, lied to, guilt tripped, coerced, socially shamed, censored, threatened, paid, punished and criminalized, to gain your compliance... You can be absolutely certain what is being promoted is NOT in your best interest.ed360123 wrote:It is a vaccine whether you like it or not. Multiple vaccines have boosters. That's not new.sMASH wrote:whats the point of calling a chemical a vax if u have to take it every 4 months? thats not a vax, that a medicine, a treatment.
and with chicken pox,, u should read up on how that vaccine was discovered. it ties in with ur post there, rather swimingly
How? you get fined if you get caught without a seatbelt and you can literally be jailed for not paying taxes.hover11 wrote:False equivalence sir...ed360123 wrote:I guess seatbelts and taxes are against the best interest now then.hover11 wrote:If you have to be persuaded, reminded, bullied, pressured, bribed, incentivized, lied to, guilt tripped, coerced, socially shamed, censored, threatened, paid, punished and criminalized, to gain your compliance... You can be absolutely certain what is being promoted is NOT in your best interest.ed360123 wrote:It is a vaccine whether you like it or not. Multiple vaccines have boosters. That's not new.sMASH wrote:whats the point of calling a chemical a vax if u have to take it every 4 months? thats not a vax, that a medicine, a treatment.
and with chicken pox,, u should read up on how that vaccine was discovered. it ties in with ur post there, rather swimingly
sMASH wrote:whats the point of calling a chemical a vax if u have to take it every 4 months? thats not a vax, that a medicine, a treatment.
and with chicken pox,, u should read up on how that vaccine was discovered. it ties in with ur post there, rather swimingly
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