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covid-safer-hotties · 4 months ago
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COVID-19 is a leading cause of death in children and young people in the US - Published Jan 31, 2023
A new study led by researchers at the University of Oxford’s Department of Computer Science has found that, between 2021 and 2022, COVID-19 was a leading cause of death in children and young people in the United States, ranking eighth overall. The results demonstrate that pharmaceutical and public health interventions should continue to be applied to limit the spread of the coronavirus and protect again severe disease in this age group.
COVID-19 was the underlying cause of death for more than 940,000 people in the US, including over 1,300 deaths among children and young people aged 0–19 years. Until now, it had been unclear how the burden of deaths from COVID-19 compared with other leading causes of deaths in this age group. The researchers investigated this using data from US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention databases for the period 1 August 2021 to 31 July 2022.
Get the full article and a link to the study at our covid archive:
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mapsontheweb · 6 months ago
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COVID Death Rate After Vaccines Became Available
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justinspoliticalcorner · 5 months ago
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NewsNation:
(NewsNation) – Dr. John Moore, Cornell University virologist and researcher, says “Red COVID” is a “statistically proven phenomenon” — that people in Republican-led states are “more likely to die from COVID.” Moore believes COVID misinformation is what ultimately “killed voters” in red states. “The reason you’re less likely to be vaccinated is you’re bombarded with this information from right-wing sources, notably Fox News, and by the political leadership of the red states,” Moore said during a Thursday appearance on NewsNation’s “CUOMO” while discussing a recent lawsuit filed against Pfizer by the state of Kansas. “Red state politicians ended up killing their constituents and voters.”
In the lawsuit filed Monday, Republican Attorney General Kris Kobach claims Pfizer misled Kansas residents by claiming the vaccine was safe and hid evidence of the shot’s link to myocarditis and pregnancy issues. “Pfizer made multiple misleading statements to deceive the public about its vaccine at a time when Americans needed the truth,” he said in a statement.
Dr. John Moore went on NewsNation’s Cuomo last night to drop facts about how the right-wing misinformation campaign against COVID vaccines led to more deaths in red states.
Dr. Moore calls this trend “Red COVID”.
From the 06.20.2024 edition of NewsNation's Cuomo:
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iliveinprocrasti-nationn · 1 year ago
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fauci saying “vulnerable people will fall by the wayside” and that some will die but that’s ok because we’re not going to see the “tsunami of cases” we’ve seen before is so dehumanising. so babies with no immune system, elderly people, disabled people, and people without adequate access to healthcare can all die of covid. but it’s ok guys because actually they’re just falling to the wayside and everyone else will go back to normal and be fine (sarcasm).
my death or the deaths of my family or friends wouldn’t be us “falling by the wayside”, it would be us being failed by our government, healthcare systems, and communities who have refused to take coronavirus seriously despite mounting anecdotal and scientific evidence of the harm this virus does. fact that people can accept the deaths of vulnerable groups just because they want to eat in a restaurant or don’t want to wear a mask is horrifying
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theofreakingbell · 1 month ago
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I'm crashing really badly today, so this will be brief, but one of the first disability activists I ever had the honor of running into online passed away recently. If you have the time and energy I'd appreciate y'all reading about her. 
for her funeral expenses: 
also, from her family's GoFundMe "Also, please help advocate for and enact public health policies that center the people who are most impacted by and high risk for COVID, especially people like Tinu. As Tinu wrote, "if you would wear a ribbon for a cancer patient, you should be wearing a Mask for Everyone"."
learn about what is happening with COVID now, even if it hasn't personally affected you yet. Recognise your own privilege and do what you can to protect others. Ignorance is not a luxury high risk people have, and even when we do everything we can to protect ourselves we are so often still failed by those around us. Tinu is not the first person to die because of that nor will she be the last, but it doesn't have to go on forever.
Remember the dead, fight for the living. 
#ForTinu
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dontmean2bepoliticalbut · 7 months ago
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allthecanadianpolitics · 2 years ago
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More than 50,000 Canadians have died after contracting COVID-19 since the pandemic emerged nearly three years ago, the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) confirmed Monday — a sobering reminder that the virus remains a deadly concern.
The national death toll first crossed 50,000 last Tuesday, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University and confirmed by a Global News analysis of provincial health data.
By Monday, the toll had reached 50,135, according to PHAC, which reports national data weekly based on provincial reports that are released throughout the week.
Quebec, which is the only province that still reports COVID-19 data daily, has seen the most confirmed deaths of any jurisdiction with 17,865 fatalities to date. Ontario has the second-highest provincial death toll as of Friday, which sits at 15,786, followed by Alberta at 5,470 deaths as of Wednesday.
British Columbia has seen 5,007 deaths according to the most recent data released on Thursday, a day that also saw Saskatchewan report a total of 1,826 deaths to date. Friday’s report saw Manitoba record 2,403 deaths since the pandemic began.
In Atlantic Canada, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island have recorded 762 and 85 deaths, respectively, as of Tuesday. Newfoundland and Labrador upped its death toll to 297 on Wednesday. As of Thursday, Nova Scotia has seen 706 deaths.
Continue Reading.
Tagging: @politicsofcanada
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barbarian15 · 2 years ago
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compassionatereminders · 8 months ago
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How you can get the flu virus, it really terrifying as we know the corono virus can kill if we don't vaccine be more alert everyone
Please do not send me asks about this. I suffer from health anxiety, and entertaining this kind of conversation is very triggering to me. Especially while I'm sick
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memenewsdotcom · 10 months ago
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10k covid-19 deaths in December
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hellenic-whore · 5 months ago
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Something I think people underestimate about the corruption is that with all the insects,rot and decay-
Although revolting,people underestimate the simple power that an illness has to make one afraid.
Think of the cholera outbreaks in 1854, especially in London,the bubonic plague in both the Byzantine empire and broader Europe,or just smallpox anywhere.
What people forget about the corruption is that an illness can come upon anyone
Sure,now we might have better ways of curing illness,the trappings of disease, but think back to Spring of 2020.
Who wasn't afraid that they'd get sick?
COVID made- makes us into monsters just as sickly and vile as those in the sick village of TMA 164.
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odinsblog · 2 years ago
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FLORIDA’S “HEALTH FREEDOM” ACTIVISTS - A Florida hospital has become the latest front for political activists eager to challenge protocols for treating COVID.
While most of the 6,000 hospitals in the United States are privately-run, about 200 are controlled by publicly-elected board members, according to Larry Gage, former president of the National Association of Public Hospitals. Typically, those elections usually have nothing to do with national politics or culture war issues.
But with seats opening on the Sarasota Memorial Hospital's board earlier this year, a group of political activists opposed to COVID protocols saw an opportunity. Now, the hospital has three new board members who question the effectiveness of vaccines and spread medical misinformation. While they're a minority on the nine-person board, their victory has thrown the hospital board's typically quiet meetings into chaos.
More than 200 people showed up to the new members' first meeting in late November, the largest turnout that chairman Tramm Hudson had ever seen in his eight years on the board.
Micheila Matthew and more than a dozen self-described "health freedom activists" demanded an investigation into the hospital's management during the worst of the pandemic. Some had lost loved ones during the peak of the pandemic and blamed the hospital. Others blasted the hospital's leadership for ignoring non-mainstream COVID treatments such as ivermectin, which studies have established do not effectively treat COVID.
"We want answers," Matthew said. "There will be no amnesty. You failed."
While similar public clashes have happened elsewhere, the "health freedom" movement is especially strong in Florida. Gov. Ron DeSantis was one of first state leaders to roll back mask and social distancing guidelines in 2020. Lately, he's used rhetoric that's increasingly hostile to vaccines.
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justinspoliticalcorner · 5 months ago
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Helena Hind at MMFA:
A segment from one of Fox News’ daytime “straight news” programs cited a study to claim that the COVID-19 vaccine caused millions of “excess deaths” in the U.S. The journal that published the study had clarified nearly a week earlier that this interpretation was false.
The study, published June 3, 2024, in the British Medical Journal, found that excess mortality rates in Western nations were high from 2020 to 2022 “despite the implementation of containment measures and COVID-19 vaccines.” The researchers also encouraged governments to examine the underlying causes of excess mortality to inform public health policy. During the June 12 edition of America Reports, Fox anchor John Roberts characterized the findings differently: “A new study suggests COVID vaccines could be at least partially to blame for more than three million excess deaths in the United States and other countries from 2020 to 2022.” [...] Last week, multiple other right-wing media outlets (and at least one conservative British outlet) repeated the false narrative blaming the vaccine for excess deaths, prompting the British Medical Journal to issue a statement correcting the misinterpretation of the study’s findings.
Fox “News” and other right-wing outlets continue to amplify anti-COVID vaccine talking points, such as falsely blaming excess deaths on COVID vaccines.
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baronfulmen · 2 years ago
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My mom might be dying.
She’s got Covid again, because we as a society have decided that the pandemic is over and nobody needs to take basic precautions anymore.  She had it before and it fucked up her heart so she can’t walk more than fifteen feet without needing a rest, and now her oxygen is super low and they had to take her to the hospital.
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Yeah, just sitting around waiting to find out what happens.  I can’t visit her, I can’t fix it, all I can do is sit here worrying.
Also my dad has dementia and frankly wasn’t always the easiest person to deal with before that.  Unlike my mom he’s a Republican and a lifetime of talk radio has slowly dragged him further and further out - obviously the dementia doesn’t help with that - and I don’t know what will happen if my mom passes away before him.
Anyway the next person I hear being dismissive about Covid is getting a brick thrown at them from a safe distance.
EDIT:  They’re sending her home, not because she’s better but because if they can treat you from home they��d rather do that.  She’s got pneumonia (presumably brought on by the Covid) so they’ve given her steroids and stuff.  She’s got a thing to help with her very low oxygen.
Probably she’ll pull through this okay.  I dunno.  She’s at an age where I have to worry way more than I used to, and as I mentioned the prior round of covid messed up her heart.  So I can’t relax when something like this is going on because any time could be the one that does it.  But she’s going to be home at least, and she got meds, and my brother and his wife are over there and are both nurses.  So it’s as good as it can be for now.
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crimeronan · 1 year ago
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someone just called me the n-word in my inbox for my COVID booster post which is wild. i..... honest to fucking God thought you guys were all dead already??
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upwiththewitness · 8 months ago
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|Pestilence|
If Pestilence was a man,
the Nurses would scurry
out of His Waywhen they can,
hoping He drops a folder in the hallway
as a pretext
for some conversation.
If Pestilence was a man,
He would walk the line
in front of the Friars,
drawing fire when He can;
Speaking Sign Language to the Choirs,
if they were within His Wing Span.
The Flagellants Pacing behind the Monks,
all Dogmatic Revulsion and Holy War,
the Ascetic Gazes of the Dispossessed,
Eyes Hungry for a Rapturous Score:
Unphased if Euthanized by Their Doctor;
Frozen from their Avian Behavior,
Their Heads cocked to the side at the Foe,
who must now wonder if the Doctor,
His Score,
the Friars,
the Warrior Monks,
and the Cross,
are not a Fixture
They must endure.
If Pestilence was a man,
He would Operate with a steady Hand,
Stomping Franciscan through the Blades,
the Eyes of the Beak fogged with Sand,
ere the Nuns flip their Hourglasses,
and Slain men are pulled out of their Graves;
the Plague Doctor fluttering with His Scalpel,
the Flagellants Roaring a Thousand Names,
as the Friars Cross the Valley of Death,
to fight as Angels Chanting with Staves.
If Pestilence was a man,
He would Sing the Slain to fight anew,
As wounded Muslims in Spinal Submission,
from the backs of whom
their own Skeletons Grew.
Aya Sabu
Lin-Sanu
Allan Najma’a
Izamahu
"Does man
think We will not
Assemble
his bones?"
If Pestilence was a man,
the Nurses would always find an excuse…
to save a promising specimen,
even if it meant one less share be made,
to the Sisters at the Nunnery,
as often…
in war…
mistakes can be grave.
If Pestilence was a man,
and the Undead had lost their sense of Humour,
He might fight in all directions,
as if driven Feral by a rumor…
that His Messenger had been Bewitched,
or Treachery was afoot,
till the Fleshless start Cackling
the Foe grows overproud,
the Faithful feel Betrayed,
and Richelieu glares Foul.
When from beneath the Mask comes the Howling Scream of Muhammadan Physicians slashing Dreams, Counting seconds of Candle Flames and Grains of Sand that Recite the Names, between the Parapets of Reynald’s Holdfast ere Templar mail Bled Holy Land, Bishops Chopping Candelabras of Runic Axe that could only Cut as Deep as the True Lord can when He converted by the Blade
every Viking He could stand.
If Pestilence was a man,
He would skulk away from another defeat,
His Corpse Cart laden
with His specimens,
His Company…
the Bones He Bleeds;
His Beak hanging in Despair,
on to the next Hamlet in distress,
wondering why His Halo,
is a burden He loves to regret.
by Julian Collins
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