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livin life underwater

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@jimduey To be more precise, 99.7% survival

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@justaFLDoc1 @DrSamGirgis This one is fresh (posted today, dec 7). Can compare with vaccine induced immunity which after 6 months needs to be boosted.

https://t.co/ubHlMPdzSI

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

A paper in @Nature provides evidence for robust T cell memory at least one year after acute infection with SARS-CoV-2. https://t.co/mueVhWAAWo

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@justaFLDoc1 @DrSamGirgis Can start with this list

https://t.co/UwRdWnk2w6

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@pmddomingos Or Meta World Peace

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@sassal0x Good chance when they see PoS, they will think it stands for "piece of sh*t"

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@MartinKulldorff @CDCgov @CDCMMWR More sensible conclusion of the study:

Get vaccine, guys, so that if you end up in the hospital because of symptoms similar to covid, it's less likely due to actual covid

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@MartinKulldorff @CDCgov @CDCMMWR Essence of the study:

Among patients in hospital with "covid-19-like" illnesses:

1. unvax with prior record of covid, 1020 patients
2. vax with no prior record of covid (no guarantee they haven't had covid), 6328 patients

Give them covid tests, grp 1 has higher positivity rate

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@ServizioVatican Bugninian instead of Roman

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@AlexBerenson https://t.co/98f4gO3Vg4

This set of data from Israel seems to debunk this theory that vaccinated people are less likely to develop severe symptoms or be hospitalized.

[Ran Israeli @RanIsraeli]

@MLevitt_NP2013 Why so honest now? I don't know.
Maybe it's because they want to show a reduction in order to push a 3rd vaccine dose.
Maybe it's because they want to shut down the country\mandate masks.
Maybe it's related to politics (Regime changed, Netanyahu->Bennett).
https://t.co/nL2QmhiBaO

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@DaveLeeERMD @ERSpublications In this regard, seems there are similarities to the original SARS

https://t.co/VpcFzQZNNc

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@meathead It's in indonesian, he's missing a few of the ingredients

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@AmazonHelp That's not the issue. Here's the link to the ebook: https://t.co/nI5nfqkDGP. Check "Available on these devices", and you'll see that Kindle for Android is not there, which leads to the problem I'm having. My question: why is Kindle for Android not supported for this book?

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@AmazonKindle the kindle version of Dynamic Nymphing by George Daniel is available to all devices except Android, what gives and can it be fixed?

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@AmazonHelp Yes, I'm using the kindle app on my android device, and when I try to open that book, I get the error I mentioned before

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@AmazonHelp I tried, and it redirected me to the main kindle page. In any case, wonder the reason for the special exception for Android for this book, it seems to be something that can be rectified quickly

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@AmazonHelp When I open it on any Android device, I will get the error: The item is not compatible with this device

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@AmazonHelp The kindle version is marked as unavailable for Kindle for Android, even though it's available for Windows Phone/Blackberry/iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad. I do most of my reading on Android devices. Wonder if this is a foresight.

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@ThomasJ87536679 @BioBreakout @YogiSC1127 The number of samples to measure sensitivity and specificity seems quite low to me, but I'd defer to the professionals to make the judgment.

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@ThomasJ87536679 @BioBreakout @YogiSC1127 This one is based on antibodies, less accurate than PCR test.

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@BioBreakout For the somewhat critical cases, should just check the lung CT scan (ground glass opacities), and test for regular flu and bacterial pneumonia. If these two tests are negative, should go ahead and treat them like they are covid19 cases. I heard this approach was used in china.