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Keep us posted pavs. Hopefully the little dude never even notices it.
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Found this interesting. The most recent Osterholm Update podcast discusses reinfections a bit and there are a number of people with confirmed second cases, often more severe than their first. The second infections are confirmed with genetic sequencing.
That's...shitty.
That's...shitty.
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It was like 50-50 chance of it being more severe. The person that died, was an 89 year old with bone marrow cancer that started chemo.Found this interesting. The most recent Osterholm Update podcast discusses reinfections a bit and there are a number of people with confirmed second cases, often more severe than their first. The second infections are confirmed with genetic sequencing.
That's...shitty.
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That was from March. I believe since then that opinion has changed as far as what most experts think.
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It is still true that if you wear it incorrectly you could be harming yourself more. It is true with all masks.That was from March. I believe since then that opinion has changed as far as what most experts think.
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Not even worth it at this point.
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I am definitely noticing more people wearing the mask pulled below their nose. Also seeing more of those clear face shields being worn, especially by store employees. I'm sure wearing a mask all day would be tough. Might be a long winter if the vaccine isn't approved soon.
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https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspec ... sound-dataYep. We keep getting caught up on articles/studies based on wearing a mask to protect ones self versus wearing a mask to knock your own spittle down well short of six feet.
It isn’t that the mask doesn’t stop large droplets when people sneeze or cough, but standing in rooms for a long time just breathing, these masks probably offer very little protection for the wearer and the people around them.
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If this were Twitter, grunts would have a lot of posts removed.
Twitter Removes White House Adviser's Tweet Saying Masks Do Not Prevent COVID-19
https://www.newsweek.com/twitter-remove ... er-1540081
Twitter Removes White House Adviser's Tweet Saying Masks Do Not Prevent COVID-19
https://www.newsweek.com/twitter-remove ... er-1540081
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Twitter does suppress facts that it doesn’t like sometimes.If this were Twitter, grunts would have a lot of posts removed.
Twitter Removes White House Adviser's Tweet Saying Masks Do Not Prevent COVID-19
https://www.newsweek.com/twitter-remove ... er-1540081
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If this were Twitter, they'd be completely hidden from most of us.If this were Twitter, grunts would have a lot of posts removed.
Twitter Removes White House Adviser's Tweet Saying Masks Do Not Prevent COVID-19
https://www.newsweek.com/twitter-remove ... er-1540081
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Yep. We keep getting caught up on articles/studies based on wearing a mask to protect ones self versus wearing a mask to knock your own spittle down well short of six feet.
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My wife has had a cough for two days, can anyone help me with an argument to convince her that she doesn't have COVID?
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My wife has been playing the "Is this allergies or Covid?" game all summer...