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eyephone said:
Fox Illinois News: COVID-19 is the leading cause of death for officers nationwide, according to a new report by the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
The 2021 report shows from January 1st to June 30th, 71 officers nationwide died of COVID-19 related causes. This number was more than firearm and traffic-related incidents combined.
https://foxillinois.com/news/local/...-cause-of-death-in-law-enforcement-nationwide
morekaos
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Do you even know anyone in law enforcement or fire? They are not quitting because they are afraid of getting COVID, they don?t want a mandated jab. They are losing numerous seasoned employees because of the mandate. Villanueva is an administrator who has to deal with mass resignations and still protect the public.
nosuchreality
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Meh, ride out their sick leave.
iacrenter
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iacrenter said:
More exciting news on the therapeutic side. Pfizer released data suggesting their new drug, Paxlovid may reduce hospitalization or death by 89%.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/05/health/pfizer-covid-antiviral-pill/index.html
CalBears96
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Vaccine is the only solution if you don't want to catch COVID.
Do you even know what natural immunity means? It means you've caught COVID.
The reason we're still in this pandemic is because there are so many people refusing to take the vaccine. Because of that, we haven't been able to achieve herd immunity.
Do you even know what natural immunity means? It means you've caught COVID.
The reason we're still in this pandemic is because there are so many people refusing to take the vaccine. Because of that, we haven't been able to achieve herd immunity.
nosuchreality
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nosuchreality
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I suspect some involuntary turnover in the Texas State Department of Health is imminent.
morekaos
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morekaos said:irvinehomeowner said:It?s ironic how much morekaos hates on Cali yet we are the 4th safest Covid state list? Texas is 39.
I would post a link but I want Mety to Google it.
?This week?like the weather, things will change. Besides I don?t care, I?ve already had it and according the the isrealis I?m 27 times more protected by natural immunity than everyone else so whatever place Cali wants to be at this week is of little concern to me. What I do care about is the $6.00 gas I saw the other day? in that respect Cali is surely number one!!
This week...weather sure changes a lot huh?...
California?s COVID-19 case rate now twice Florida?s
SAN JOSE, Calif. ? A month ago, the coronavirus seemed headed for a long winter?s nap in masked and well-vaccinated California. Gov. Gavin Newsom boasted that the Golden State ?continues to lead the nation? as the only state to reach the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention?s yellow ?moderate? tier of community virus transmission.
COVID-19 cases are not falling in California anymore. They have climbed back up to the CDC?s blood-red ?high? level of virus transmission as the highly contagious delta variant continues to wreak havoc.
Meanwhile, the virus has gone quiet in Deep South states that abandoned mask orders, opposed vaccine mandates, posted lower vaccination rates and saw larger outbreaks over the summer. California?s case rate is now well above Texas? and double Florida?s, which along with the rest of the Gulf Coast are down to the CDC?s orange ?substantial? transmission level.
https://www.tampabay.com/news/florida/2021/11/07/californias-covid-19-case-rate-now-twice-floridas/
Florida changed its Covid death reporting method making toll look less bad, newspaper?s analysis claims
Health authorities in Florida, a state that is battling its deadliest surge in coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic, appear to have tweaked the process of reporting deaths, a report suggests.
The Florida Department of Health on 10 August switched from reporting deaths on the day they were recorded, to new deaths by the date on which the person died, according to an analysis by the Miami Herald and el Nuevo Herald newspaper
Experts have said that this shift in counting deaths is problematic, suggesting that it tampered with the true assessment of the Covid-19 disease spread.
?Florida showed an artificial decline in recent deaths and without an explanation or context, and it would seem like we are doing better than we are,? Shivani Patel, a social epidemiologist and assistant professor at Emory University was quoted as saying by the Miami Herald. ?It is extremely problematic especially since it came without warning or explanation during a rise in cases,? she said.
This means, going by the previous methodology, Florida death data should show an average of 262 daily deaths reported to the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention over the previous week. But, the unexplained and sudden shift in counting deaths showed just 46 ?new death? per day in the last week, showing a significant dip in the death rate even as the cases and deaths continue to soar, the analysis pointed out.
Difference between the two methods is significant in terms of accurate reporting of data. In the first method, the deaths are counted on the date they occurred - which is a straight way to report them. This method is widely used for producing deaths and new cases by most states and countries.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/florida-covid-death-toll-reports-b1912193.html
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Health authorities in Florida, a state that is battling its deadliest surge in coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic, appear to have tweaked the process of reporting deaths, a report suggests.
The Florida Department of Health on 10 August switched from reporting deaths on the day they were recorded, to new deaths by the date on which the person died, according to an analysis by the Miami Herald and el Nuevo Herald newspaper
Experts have said that this shift in counting deaths is problematic, suggesting that it tampered with the true assessment of the Covid-19 disease spread.
?Florida showed an artificial decline in recent deaths and without an explanation or context, and it would seem like we are doing better than we are,? Shivani Patel, a social epidemiologist and assistant professor at Emory University was quoted as saying by the Miami Herald. ?It is extremely problematic especially since it came without warning or explanation during a rise in cases,? she said.
This means, going by the previous methodology, Florida death data should show an average of 262 daily deaths reported to the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention over the previous week. But, the unexplained and sudden shift in counting deaths showed just 46 ?new death? per day in the last week, showing a significant dip in the death rate even as the cases and deaths continue to soar, the analysis pointed out.
Difference between the two methods is significant in terms of accurate reporting of data. In the first method, the deaths are counted on the date they occurred - which is a straight way to report them. This method is widely used for producing deaths and new cases by most states and countries.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/florida-covid-death-toll-reports-b1912193.html
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CalBears96
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eyephone said:
Anyone with a functioning brain knows that Florida has always been under-reporting their COVID cases and deaths.
CalBears96
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We know that you only consider misinformation from alt-right opinion pieces as facts, moretroll.
nosuchreality
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SNL can?t even make skits this idiotic.