That is a dubious claim. The bottom line is that seniors respond the worst to vaccination, so a lot of the people vaccinated probably don't have great protection. The whole point of public health is to vaccinate everybody to protect the vulnerable.According to the cdc 90% of seniors in the USA have had the vax. The other 10 % have likely had the virus and have antibodies.
Arkansas are at 1,000 case avg for 7 days that is half what it was for 2 or 3 months this past winter.
The pandemic will not last forever. If the FDA would issue full approval instead of emergency use that would help.
Time will tell on the origins of the virus. Everything that was stated as fact from the begining has changed. Simple things like mask wearing has changed. Just relax and stop trying to defend your opinion and not make up hyperbolic statements like nanobots.
Nothing has changed that makes the claim of engineering COVID more likely than it was in early 2020. Zero. What has changed is that we have found out that China lied about having live animals in the wet markets and we also found out that they culled many of the wild animal farms afterwards. You do the math.
337 by last count. I would argue that most parents don't want to see their kids hospitalized either and that is happening a much greater rate than mortality. I don't have kids, but I don't begrudge any parent that is concerned with the health of their child. Most of my co-workers have kids or g-kids in day care who can't get vaccinated. As numbers start to increase in MD, I am considering wearing my mask at work again. Nobody is panicking as evidenced by almost no changes to daily life anywhere in the US. But people need to know that the most likely outcome is that they will either get the vaccine or the virus. There is likely no door #3. Vaccines are plentiful and there is still time to develop immunity.I mean if we are keeping count what is the number of 12 and under deaths from covid? 300 or less? And that number is not fully verified by the cdc. But that won't stop the panic will it?
COVID-19 Provisional Counts - Weekly Updates by Select Demographic and Geographic Characteristics
Tabulated data on provisional COVID-19 deaths by age, sex, race and Hispanic origin, and comorbidities. Also includes an index of state-level and county-level mortality data available for download.
www.cdc.gov