Hydroxychloroquine
#341
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Why are you selectively accepting of science? You immediately jump on the bandwagon of something that is days old and fits your world view, but discount a concept that is years old, accepted within the entire, non-fringe scientific community but doesn’t fall within your political paradigm.
Sounds like you're more interested in confirmation bias than science.
Sounds like you're more interested in confirmation bias than science.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/04/...e-coronavirus/
Chelsea, MA study. 32% greater or 16x higher than the "experts" predicted. More to follow from that study I'm sure.
So about those death rate numbers and shutting down the world......
You'd think you guys would be happy to see this research. It is better news. It's time for us to get back to work. Enjoy your weekend.
#342
I agree, if TOFU is such a big deal, it should be on the After Start.
#343
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Joined APC: May 2012
Posts: 770
OMG. Look! Now the researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital are in on the heresy!
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/04/...e-coronavirus/
Chelsea, MA study. 32% greater or 16x higher than the "experts" predicted. More to follow from that study I'm sure.
So about those death rate numbers and shutting down the world......
You'd think you guys would be happy to see this research. It is better news. It's time for us to get back to work. Enjoy your weekend.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/04/...e-coronavirus/
Chelsea, MA study. 32% greater or 16x higher than the "experts" predicted. More to follow from that study I'm sure.
So about those death rate numbers and shutting down the world......
You'd think you guys would be happy to see this research. It is better news. It's time for us to get back to work. Enjoy your weekend.
If that is the case, the push to reopen seems not only reasonable, but imperative.
I'm still skeptical, but this is great news. I hope this study is indicative the broader population is farther along and in less jeopardy than originally thought.
I would love to be the guy incredibly wrong about this from the beginning.
#344
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Why are you selectively accepting of science? You immediately jump on the bandwagon of something that is days old and fits your world view, but discount a concept that is years old, accepted within the entire, non-fringe scientific community but doesn’t fall within your political paradigm.
Sounds like you're more interested in confirmation bias than science.
Sounds like you're more interested in confirmation bias than science.
News from a antibody study in Germany by the DKGH (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Krankenhaushygiene). You do speak German right?
https://www.land.nrw/sites/default/f..._gangelt_0.pdf
Go to the last two bolded paragraphs. Vorläufiges Ergebnis and then Vorläufige Schlussfolgerung. Antibodies found to be 15x those predicted by models. So gain, more people exposed than previously modeled/assumed. A good thing.
If you want to call them to question their findings, I'll provide you their contact info:
Geschäftsstelle
Joachimsthaler Straße 10
10719 Berlin
Telefon +49 30 8872737-30
Fax +49 30 8872737-37
E-Mail [email protected]
#349
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Joined APC: Jul 2013
Posts: 10,076
Since when does the military cares about your health...
Last edited by CBreezy; 04-18-2020 at 09:20 AM.
#350
Only enough for you to make it to the end of your contract or 20.. After that, you are the VAs problem.. When I was 6 months from getting out, I partially tore my extensor tendon in my right elbow. Motrin and ice. No surgery because I'd be grounded. Get out, it starts going necrotic due to the blood supply being f'ed up to something in there. Emergency surgery, out of work for 3 months.
I've had to have 6 revisionary surgeries for things that were either not fixed right, or fixed halfbutted for the sake of less recovery time. Upside, I now have full range of motion in my back and left ankle. Downside, surgery recovery sucks, and they still need to fix my right arm, but it's "functional" just can't do a lot of pushups, hammer curl over 50 pounds, or bench over 255. Which annoys me.
People who want government run health care (not just govt paid) don't know what they are asking for.. But back to the subject at hand, if it had huge bad side effects in a widespread demographic of all races, ethnicity, and age 17-60, the military would have found out by now.
I've had to have 6 revisionary surgeries for things that were either not fixed right, or fixed halfbutted for the sake of less recovery time. Upside, I now have full range of motion in my back and left ankle. Downside, surgery recovery sucks, and they still need to fix my right arm, but it's "functional" just can't do a lot of pushups, hammer curl over 50 pounds, or bench over 255. Which annoys me.
People who want government run health care (not just govt paid) don't know what they are asking for.. But back to the subject at hand, if it had huge bad side effects in a widespread demographic of all races, ethnicity, and age 17-60, the military would have found out by now.