Coronavirus in the United States - news and thoughts

Funny article from a Canadians point of view.
Josh Freed: Florida feels like another planet compared with Quebec | Montreal Gazette

I couldn't help but think this poor guy probably caught covid waiting to take his mandatory test in a CVS full of sick people.

 

Interesting data from a Euro Study on children. Much more significant risk of myocarditis from the shot than a healthy child ending up in the hospital for Covid.


https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.11.30.21267048v1.full.pdf

 

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. I don't see anywhere in the PIMS study from Germany that measures the effects of vaccines on PIMS? Seems to only be measuring the effects of covid on PIMS but I'm having trouble reading the study.

 

Trouble is with obesity often HTN, DM, CAD are also found all are multipliers with respect to increasing mortality form COVID.

 

I saw no mention of myocarditis is this paper whatsoever.

 

COVID cases fall as Florida ranks 37 (from No. 11) on list where coronavirus spreads fastest guess desantis is doing something right afterall

 

There isn't mention of myocarditis. I have posted other myocarditis studies showing that the risk in teen boys from the vaccine is significantly higher than getting covid itself. Here is data showing that healthy kids 5-17 are at zero risk of dying from covid. We rushed to vaccinate kids who have ZERO risk.

 

Myocarditis would fall under "PIMS" (pediatric inflammatory multisystem syndrome).

However, did you see any mention of vaccines?

Unless I'm missing something, I think the study strictly measured the effects of covid, not vaccines.

 

But one of the worst in total cases per 100k

U.S. COVID-19 case rate by state | Statista

 

The risk for kids dying of covid is very low but it isn't zero.

 

Healthy kids in this huge study. Zero. Healthy kids at John's Hopkin's, Zero.

 

True, on average 400 kids die in the US every year from drowning, since May of 2020 548 have died from COVID, so more die from drowning than Covid.
Just for perspective.

 

You aren't even addressing the fact that about 35% of all pediatric covid deaths aren't due to covid at all. Anyone quoting those numbers is purposely trying to scare people.

 

An update on CDC vaccinated vs unvaccinated death data by age group.

 

That's not real data. That's data from a model. Pretty big distinction. No need to post models when we have real world data to show.

 

Sure, bud. Whatever you say.

 

What he says is word salad.

 

Ok, so where is the data to back those numbers?

 

I read the study when he it was posted by another poster. I just didn’t want to look for it. The primary source is always better than someone’s explanation for it and data is always better than an opinion that is contradicted by the data