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His name means "Lucky Falcon" in Turkish.He and his spouse are among the hundred wealthiest people in Germany. As of January 2021, Forbes estimated his net worth at $4.6 billion USD. Şahin will receive the Knight Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit, one of the highest honors conferred by Germany, in March 2021.
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At least 6 months.. Aka, the data they currently have available from the Phase 3 trials. As more time passes we will get more definitive numbers on length of "immunity/resistance" to COVID and its variants.
I don't really care. I'm one of them free range organic humans. I'll take whatever germs I come across, and think nothing of it. Ya'll should watch the show Monk. A lot of the people concerned about getting sick seem like that guy to me.
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They discuss it in the article.
At least 6 months. Lol
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On Tuesday for me
Dang, I hope not. First shot was a cakewalk for me.Oh the 2nd dose is so much worse than the 1st dose for side effects. Have fun.
Got mine on Wed, put me on my ass most of the day yesterday, ended up taking 4-5 hours of naps during the day.
Feels good to be part of the solution to stop this spread, not to mention protect myself and those around me.
This is correct. The "vaccines" they are pushing now do NOT block transmission, they only reduce symptoms. That's why they're still asking you to wear a mask and social distance.
There's a risk of allergic reaction whenever you get a vaccine. Having to get yearly boosters means that you face that risk every year and just because you don't have a reaction one year, doesn't mean you won't have one the following year.
Don't hurt yourself stretching.
Don't get it then, I don't give a fuck, but don't spread your bullshit as fact.
It's already twice as long as the flu shot. It's exceeded my expectations. If it's longer than 6 months, even better.
I'm not a virologist. But from what I heard on the radio months ago, the virus gets a chance to mutate when its in immunocompromised people. So the people that tend to get really sick and get RONA will have it stay in their body much longer than 14 days. In that environment, the compromised immune system can't kill it so it has more chances to mutate. The vaccines are 90%+ effective in preventing infection, and 100% effective in preventing serious infection.
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I will have to read more on this.I'm not a virologist. But from what I heard on the radio months ago, the virus gets a chance to mutate when its in immunocompromised people. So the people that tend to get really sick and get RONA will have it stay in their body much longer than 14 days. In that environment, the compromised immune system can't kill it so it has more chances to mutate. The vaccines are 90%+ effective in preventing infection, and 100% effective in preventing serious infection.
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RNA Populations in Immunocompromised Patients as Reservoirs for Novel Norovirus Variants
Noroviruses are the leading cause of acute gastroenteritis outbreaks worldwide. The majority of norovirus outbreaks are caused by genogroup II.4 (GII.4). Novel GII.4 strains emerge every 2 to 4 years and replace older variants as the dominant norovirus. ...
COVID Variants May Arise in People with Compromised Immune Systems
The case history of a U.K. man in his 70s shows how selective “pressures” bring about viral mutationswww.scientificamerican.com
So basically, widespread vaccination EARLY is by far the best thing we can do to help combat further mutations.
They couldnt tell why i got a lung infection back then and when i was sick the last time i just stayed home.
In terms of control, COVID-19 is the flu and once mass hysteria dies down we're going to treat it like the flu. There will be a yearly shot available for that year's most likely variants - some people will get the shot and some people won't. We're going to have yearly deaths from COVID just like we do the flu, shingles, etc... but life will go on and return to normal.
