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Both are ignoring the most basic fact was explained in the initial reference to the 1918 flu pandemic. Secondary bacteria infections develop because of viral damage to cells and normal protective mechanisms that weaken the body's natural defenses That is without question a major cause of death...

Watching my daughter and her husband in their new role as parents has been wonderful.

New pup we will be bring home in just over a month.

Secondary bacteria infections are very common after viral infections. I see it in my patients, none of whom ever wear masks. As noted in the quote above viral infections damage tissues that make them susceptible to bacteria that the body normally fights off. Well known medical fact that does...

If that is not what you meant, then please clarify. You a said that publishing total deaths without 'context' just 'frightens people' I take that to mean that since only old and those with chronic health concerns are likely to die the rest shouldn't really care- is isn't their problem. I...

Sorry, I don't subscribed to the idea that a death of the elderly or those with health problems don't matter.

You are right- I will lump those all as Qanon level crazy claims. Over 575,000 dead in the US does not prove the COVID skeptics right. And the claims masks don't work is very selective picking and choosing of what you want to believe. If you can provide proof to your claims of fraud by the...

They made have felt lousy after the vaccine but not "horrible case of the Rona" as the vaccine contains not active virus.

Done as well.

If you reject the numbers, both of COVID cases and vaccine side effects, than you have 'trust issues' that I can't help you with. I find it rather absurd personally to believe their is such a widespread coordinated effort across the spectrum to think either set of numbers are falsified. But...

Not wanting to be the one to stir the pot too much, but I expect soon to start seeing the same people who down play COVID as "99.7% survive" (not even a fact base claim) use a death rate of 0.000014% as a reason not to vaccinate. I agree. And the card makes a quick reference especially when...

I became a Grandpa on Saturday. Welcome to the world Finn Ka'imi Allen Lopez.

I have set in my own mind COVID levels in the community/state when I will feel comfortable allowing my business to return to normal (in person instead of curbside appointments.) Part of it is the simple fact that if I get sick (despite vaccinations, which are not 100%), then we are shut down...

The state only said that the governor's state of emergency and related restrictions end April 10. As the idea of 'local control' supports, does not restrict county and city level health measures. At this stage in the pandemic makes sense as it allows different requirements based on local...

Looks like I will be having a new boat delivered early summer- to a dealer in Pensacola, Florida. A road trip to pick it up sounds fun, but getting away from work has been a challenge with my current shortage of veterinarians at my clinic. Any suggestions for a reliable transport company I...

From what the dealer told me that was for first round and then they will do a second order period mid-summer.

Hoping dealers have some over the next couple months so my wife and I can decide which route we go. Hard to say until can get closer inspection. Until then my $100 deposit just sits with Ford.

I miss my '48 Chevy PU.

I can relate to that reasoning, and when new drugs or treatment options come out that could be used in my patients I usually take a 'wait and see' approach to make sure it is an improvement over what I already have. But, when you are talking about an infectious disease that is causing loss of...

Last summer we purchased a Northface Wawona 6. Cool tent- lots of room inside with large vestibule that was both great for storage and would give extra room to get out of the rain.