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Non-COVID excess deaths, particularly in the home, and the silence surrounding them has been a scandal.
It requires an urgent inquiry.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/12/04/covid-causing-just-one-five-excess-deaths-parts-england/
Molecular and Genetic Characterization of Inborn Errors of Immunity - Global Biodefense http://dlvr.it/SDm4Qq
Inconsequential
One suffices as w/ all viral infections. What's it's death rate? So far 0.
#SARSCoV2 is ~0.04% which is skewed by the 65 years & older group thst's >2% due to multiple comorbidities of metabolic diseases
Healthier lifestyles will save many from #COVID19 deaths
5 key Qs about omicron:
1) Is it more contagious?
2) Is it more virulent?
3) Does it render existing vaccines less effective?
4) Are those with prior #covid19 less protected?
5) Will mutations affect treatment?
More from The Checkup @PostOpinions: https://s2.washingtonpost.com/camp-rw/?trackId=596c599bae7e8a44e7ef78d7&s=61a93b199d2fdab56baeb230&linknum=4&linktot=56
Who says "you're not allowed to out others at unnecessary risk?" Who defines when something becomes a risk? So you don't drive a car? Is spending trillions on a virus that kills as many as influenza worth that when 7-9M with rare diseases die each year and no one bats an eye?
@CheckOrphan @DR71117932 @RealDeniseWelch @STerentowicz @sceptical_bunny @MatthewNewell67 @Ef4vescent @EssexPR Because none of those things are contagious. And to the extent that secondhand smoking affects others, we have put restrictions in place in most countries to limit its effects. You’re not allowed to put others at unnecessary risk.