"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...CASES 676,609,955 DEATHS 6,881,955 US CASES 103,804,263 US DEATHS 1,123,836 8:30pm 1/28/24
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Could???? no no that word should be “Will”
I am still waiting on data comparing the relatively low transmission on planes when masking was required previously compared to now. Not seen anything talking about spikes in transmission on planes so it could be that the circulation/filtration on a plane is playing a role in stopping the spread. It is still pathetic as fuck that every other Western democracy has/is taking this seriously while we allow a minority of vocal fools to do their thing here. I saw this a while back about the co2 monitoring they are doing in Japan etc:
Red light, green light: new Japanese CO2 sensor warns of room crowding - The Mainichi
OSAKA -- A new carbon dioxide sensor that visualizes how crowded a room is has been gathering attention in Japan as a measure to prevent novel coronav
B.C. reopening 20 emergency operations centres as hospitalizations surge
The B.C. government is reactivating 20 emergency operations centres across the province in preparation for an expected increase in hospitalizations for COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses.
Number in hospital with COVID-19 steady as B.C. reopens EOCs
As British Columbia reopens hospital emergency operations centres originally set up to deal with COVID-19, the disease's burden on the provincial health care system remains steady.
'It's a little silly': Passengers arriving in Vancouver from China react to new COVID testing policy
Travellers who arrived in Vancouver from China on Thursday were required to pack proof that they’d tested negative for COVID-19 within 48 hours of landing in Canada.
Mom had COVID at the start of December. She said she was quite tired, but did the right thing and got plenty of rest. All up to date with her vaccines & boosters. Said she feels pretty much back to normal as of now a month later. Said she tested herself the other day by going for a long walk & to one of her dragonboat practices (she's been part of a team for the past decade). Said she felt fine. Said she would have stopped and turned around if she was fatigued on the walk, or not feeling it at practice. Thankfully all was good.
She's 72.
She's 72.
Coworker's been off from work the past week. He had time off at Christmas and New Year and has been spending more time with family. They all got sick. Everyone's fully vaxxed and boosted. I asked him how it's been, and he noted just quite tired. Plenty of mucus and phlegm previously, and fever for awhile. Thankfully his parents (mom's mid-60s and dad's mid-70s) are fine. Some other relatives seemed alright too, as does his older sister. Her husband (older sister's) though has had the most challenging time. Tough time with sleep / rest ... lots of vomiting. He's late-40s. Just had the 1 booster thus far, others have had 2.
Coworker himself is responsible though. Big on masking up and doing lots of cleaning / following protocols at work. It will be good to have him back next week.
He's healthy which definitely helped him - early 40s - runs, plays tennis & men's basketball league. Does stationary bike at home, etc.
Coworker himself is responsible though. Big on masking up and doing lots of cleaning / following protocols at work. It will be good to have him back next week.
He's healthy which definitely helped him - early 40s - runs, plays tennis & men's basketball league. Does stationary bike at home, etc.
Morneau thinks feds 'probably' spent too much on COVID aid, 'worried' about 2023 recession
Former federal finance minister Bill Morneau says he thinks Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal government he used to be a part of 'probably' spent too much on COVID-19 stimulus. Now, in an exclusive interview with CTV News' Chief Political Correspondent Vassy Kapelos he says he is...
Health Canada confirms shortage of adult cold and flu medicine
Adult cold and flu medicines are in short supply across the country as drug manufacturers struggle to keep up with abnormally high demand, Health Canada has confirmed.
COVID’s New Year’s Resolution Is to Infect Us All Again (and Again)
Repeated infections are becoming more commonplace. And that probably won’t change any time soon.
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Long COVID stemmed from mild cases of COVID-19 in most people
90% of people living with long COVID initially experienced only mild illness.
The world is in trouble
Yeah, Red states are going to catch hell
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Florida COVID-19 hospitalizations spike; new subvariant emerges
The virus has mutated and driven surges of disease during the roughly three-year pandemic.
Yeah, Red states are going to catch hell
Florida COVID-19 hospitalizations spike; new subvariant emerges
The virus has mutated and driven surges of disease during the roughly three-year pandemic.
Not surprising at all. Folks are coughing all over the place here. I haven't seen an increase in mask wearing either.
B.C. Ministry of Health says it 'accidentally' published new advice on face masks
I guess we weren't supposed to see that.
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COVID, flu, RSV still hitting B.C. children hard
Since the pandemic began, an average of one child a day has been hospitalized with COVID, and one a week admitted to critical care.
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Weekly COVID-19 deaths in B.C. lowest since April
Today's count may be skewed by counting glitches over the holidays
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Dr. Bonnie Henry provides update on 'Kraken' COVID-19 subvariant cases in B.C.
The new subvariant spreads "more easily."
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The 'Kraken' COVID-19 subvariant is here in Canada. Here's what you need to know
A Vancouver expert weighs in on the subvariant that is ripping across the United States.
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Will COVID become 'just another respiratory virus' in 2023?
Past years’ hopes that COVID would become just another respiratory virus have been scuttled by the emergence of new variants and subvariants.
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Timeline: A look at COVID-19 in B.C. in 2022
From the dark January days of the Omicron wave to a pediatric health-care crisis in the fall — and an easing of public health measures in between — COVID-19 has proven to be a sustained disruptive force in B.C.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Vancouver News and Information
News, information and updates on Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Vancouver
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Wow
George Santos’ Claim He Was an Early COVID ‘Survivor’ Has Big Holes
George Santos said he was one of the first people in the U.S. diagnosed with COVID-19, which was further complicated by a previous brain tumor. But then his story changed.
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