Most children and adolescents do not have COVID-19 antibodies in their blood after recovering from a SARS-CoV-2 infection, new data has confirmed.
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@TheSGEM@ETtube @PedEMMorsels @TessaRDavis@_NMay@First10EM Of course this is more important. I just donโt like finding out things Iโve been doing may have caused harm or not as useful as I previously was led to believe.
Representatives of Toronto Women in Emergency Medicine, a group of emergency physicians working in the GTA, reflect on their experiences of the most recent wave and what #healthcare systems can do to survive the next one. @CAEP_WomenInEM@CAEP_docs https://t.co/3gkt675FMN
If the powers that be have decided that we are "living with this" than we need to significantly increase both hospital beds and hospital staff. This is going to require increased numbers of nurses, RTs, and docs trained.
There are many heros of the #COVID19 pandemic that go above and beyond, working tirelessly behind the scenes, without a "look at me" strategy to draw attention @ErinBearss@SinaiHealth@UofTFamilyMed@uoftmedicine is one of those leaders, intrumental in organizing #vaccines ๐
The people who have nitpicked at numbers during a healthcare catastrophe either donโt work in healthcare or know no one whose surgery has been postponed by #Omicron.
Next winter we could absolutely have COVID-19 have a "flu-like" or "less-than-flu" impact on hospitalization & mortality.
It just requires better vaccination (strain match) like the flu, preemptive vaxxing in Autumn (like the flu), vaxxing kids (like the flu)... you get my point