DrJ

@DrJ56013122

Proud father, husband, surgeon, endurance athlete (makes up for lack of talent with enthusiasm) /Defender of evidence-based medicine and critical thinking

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    This covid cast cluster study from Singapore in June is just mind-blowing. It maps every infection including vaccination, symptom status, age and employment. One thing is apparent: there are very few asymptomatic transmissions.

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    It bewildering that experts pushing expensive COVID mitigations don’t do their homework and live in a confirmation bias bubble.

    As “the experts” start pushing N95 masks for all, even kids, while tacitly acknowledging that cloth & surgical masks are functionally useless, it’s worth pointing out that Germany already tried N95 mandates and they were completely irrelevant They just cannot give up on failure
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    They’ve changed up the poll VOTE!! “Should Canada still reopen the border to US travellers tomorrow?”

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    “Any child who wants to wear a mask should be free to do so. But forc­ing them to make per­sonal, health and de­vel­op­men­tal sac­ri­fices for the sake of adults who refuse to get im­mu­nized is abu­sive.” - a good article by Dr Makary.

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    1/ More Covid-19 Delta variant deaths in England's fully vaccinated. Public Health England reports 59% more deaths in the fully vaccinated (402) than in the unvaccinated (253) from a total of 742 deaths from Feb. 1 - Aug. 6, 2021. Source: Table 5.

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    Powerfully compelling review… published by a group of absolute Giants in Medicine (not ⁦⁩ 😀). Crickets from every science desk of every major news outlet across the US… again.

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    Why is it that as more and more evidence comes out that vaccinations don’t stop transmission, there is more pressure from media and politicians to institute vaccine passports?

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    will never happen. 1) Vaccines prevent severity, but less so infection. 2) Lots (and lots) of animal reservoirs. 3) Asymptomatic infection (especially with vaccines). No one likes , but it is time to accept that this virus is now part of this world. Forever.

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    2/ And he is not going to propose more lockdowns or widespread boosters. They do want to vaccinate teens but they are getting pushback. From an Icelandic reader (as you can see, the articles back him). Put Iceland on Team Reality. Virus gonna virus.

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    Are you kidding me, Irfan?

    We might get to herd immunity when we vaccinate children.
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    It's almost like they knew what they were doing, like they were following some kind of a "plan"🤔. What is their vax rate? 52% or something?

    Essentially deaths in Sweden for a month now.
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    Good article about mob morality.

    "The scientific and medical community who dissent from the demonization of the unvaxxed contend .. with ancient, powerful psycho-social forces. They can debate the science all they want, but they are up against something much bigger." -
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    A good article showing how Fauci and other officials are obfuscating their truth regarding fully vaccinated deaths in the US.

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    Excess mortality among the young in Israel is not caused by Covid:

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    This is key. The most hesitant are the most educated.

    Sumasagot kay @RWMaloneMD
    "The largest decrease in hesitancy between January and May by education group was in those with a high school education or less. Hesitancy held constant in the most educated group (those with a Ph.D.); by May Ph.D.’s were the most hesitant group."
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    Would our Covid pandemic have played out by now if we had better widespread natural immunity from a focused protection strategy? Or is it already over and the incessant testing makes it seem like the now endemic virus is still out of control?

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    Is the historical Spanish Flu pandemic a template for Covid? It “began to mutate and evolve in a process called “antigenic drift.””The pandemic lasted about 1 1/2 years, but the virus became endemic.

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    Good thread encompassing research looking at durable immune response to Covid infection and vaccination. Suggests good chance that our immunity will protect against future severe infection (if our immune system is relatively healthy and functioning well)

    CELLULAR IMMUNITY and IMMUNE MEMORY: Would like to explain this bit more (simply I hope) with some key recent papers although there are so many. First of all, remember we have B cells & T cells to protect us. B cells produce antibodies & T cells attack specific parts of pathogen
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    Another CTV poll Vote!! “Do you feel comfortable around people without a COVID vaccine?”

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    It's really disappointing to see epidemiologists who are being paid $$$$$$ to consult for testing companies argue that kids in school need asymptomatic screening tests. I wish more would be like and not profit from a pandemic

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