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As long as they are worked up over factual, accurate information. I have seen an number of FB posts that clearly that is not the case.

I think a lot of people are getting worked up over reports of items in the overall bill (funds the entire government for 9 months) without separating out that from the COVID relief.

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Part of it is the unknown duration of natural immunity (obviously duration of immunity from the vaccine is also yet to be determined.)

Somewhat! I know the goal is to stay in it when riding, although I don't always accomplish that goal. Can do my best to try and answer questions or point in the direction of help if I can't answer it.

No offense your pal, Alex, but a rather unscientific post. It has been well reported that the vaccines cause soreness and fever, some of which result is missing a days work. Not a big deal. I will not be surprised to see a few serious side effects as the number vaccinated grows from the tens...

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Let's look at vaccine safety, admitting that much in the way of long-term effects of the COVID vaccines are unknown but also that long-term side effects of any vaccine are exceptionally rare to non-existent. In the studies of both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, in the ball park 50,000 of...

Nothing odd about it at all. It is a widely accepted, well validated and accurate method used to diagnose a wide range of infectious diseases. Whether it was 'intended' for that purpose when invented or not is completely irrelevant.

PCR testing is very common technology for infectious disease diagnostics.

I can see the confusion and frustration for the general public dealing with the pandemic and the information/misinformation out there. A few things to remember as you try to follow what is going on: With testing, any medical test is evaluated for two things: Sensitivity (avoiding false...

As with all viruses and other infectious diseases, some people are more resistant to it that others and often the reasons are unclear. There are some reports with COVID that blood-type makes a difference. Is also possible/likely some people had the infection early on and were not tested, so...

Good chance it still could have been from your son. False negative tests are a reality with any medical procedure, and timing of testing on a COVID case can be critical. If he was asymptomatic (most children are) and was only tested when your wife was sick, he very likely had already cleared it...

He has done plasma donations in the past to help his poor college student budget, so having antibodies would boast what he gets paid for plasma.

Thanks for posting that clarification.

My son has been frustrated that way. Twice he has had positive room-mates and his girl friend got it, both symptomatic. He also works in a care center that has had a number of cases among both patients and staff. He continues to test negative (think has has been test 6+ times). Doesn't really...

From what we know, cats seem to be a more likely to get sick with COVID than dogs- more cases have been diagnosed in them at least, including several outbreaks among large cats (lions, tigers) at zoos. They develop similar symptoms to people- respiratory disease. The case reports I have read...

Hit a much unintended sore note on that one did I? Sorry if you took it wrong, but my comment was 100% about this thread and the logic of light color powder coat instead of the pinks etc. Was not in the least bit thinking of anything else, nor do I have any hard feelings about any of the...

Hoping this and the Bronco drives down prices on the used Wrangler market.