A long-term perspective on immunity to COVID/ Nature
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-01557-z
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https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/us/covid-cases.html And many cases are asymptomatic. However, expect fewer cases as colleges are ending their spring semesters, and most required frequent testing of students and staff. https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#trends_dailytrendscases AVG. ON MAY 9 14-DAY CHANGE TOTAL REPORTED Cases 41,012 –30% 32,735,745 Tests 1,109,433 — — Hospitalized 39,072 –13% — Deaths 667 –6% 581,301
Today’s excellent NY Times piece by Scott Shane and Eric Lichtblau reveals that Ivins as “sole custodian” of the RMR-1029 anthrax flask was a fiction. The flask was not always stored in Ivins’ laboratory, but kept in another building at different times between 1997 and 2001, greatly increasing the number of those who had access…
Health authorities hoped new shot targeting Omicron would lift sluggish booster rates, but some say they don’t need it” SOME? What a farce. The NY Times, updated yesterday, presents CDC’s numbers for Americans who have received at least one booster: 109.6. There are 333 million Americans. Thus the needle remains at 32.9% of Americans…
From MedicalNewsToday comes the following misleading information on the dramatic benefits of flu vaccine for kids: The UK is set to become the first country in the world to provide all children free of charge with a comprehensive flu vaccination program… Once the program is up and running, it will cost the government over £100 million annually,…
I hate to say “I told you so” but here it is, from the NY Times. Now one may ask, why was DSK presumed guilty and treated abominably at the onset of the case? Still think this was not a political frame-up in which the USG was a major participant? From today’s NYT: The sexual…
The Washington Post team of Dana Priest and William Arkin have again pushed the envelope on what the mainstream media report on US government surveillance of citizens. I expect that, as happened congruent to Priest and Arkin’s stories on “Top Secret America” published last July, the Post will build a site with a linked set…