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Re: Coronavirus
DIR By: guest5
Date: February 6, 2021, 12:18 pm
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Senate Approves Covid Aid Bill with ZERO REPUBLICAN VOTES
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Re: Coronavirus
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: February 6, 2021, 9:44 pm
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Birx in review:
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Re: Coronavirus
DIR By: guest5
Date: February 8, 2021, 7:24 pm
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WHO Team Finds 'Important Clues' During China Trip
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> (Feb. 8) Scientists of the World Health Organization-sponsored
mission probing the origins of the coronavirus are wrapping up a
lengthy investigation in China and have found "important clues"
about a Wuhan seafood market’s role in the Covid-19 outbreak.
>
> Peter Daszak, a New York-based zoologist assisting the World
Health Organization-sponsored mission, said he anticipates the
main findings will be released before his planned Feb. 10
departure. Speaking from the central city of Wuhan, where
Covid-19 mushroomed in December 2019, Daszak said the 14-member
group worked with experts in China and visited key hot spots and
research centers to uncover “some real clues about what
happened.”
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> Investigators want to know how the SARS-CoV-2 virus -- whose
closest known relative came from bats 1,000 miles away -- spread
explosively in Wuhan before causing the worst contagion in more
than a century. Daszak said the investigation heralds a turning
point in pandemic mitigation.
>
> Mission delegates worked in three groups that focused on the
potential involvement of animals, the epidemiology or spread of
the disease, and the findings from environmental sampling.
Genetic sequencing data are helping investigators identify
threads linking the information across patients and wildlife,
Daszak said.
>
> “My feeling is we will be able to say something of some value
at the end of this trip -- quite a lot of value, but I don’t
want to get into what that’s going to be or which way it
points,” he said, adding that the group’s findings are
confidential until they are released publicly.
>
> Daszak, who was focused on the animal side, said his trip to
the Huanan fresh produce market in central Wuhan was especially
useful.
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> The so-called wet market sold mostly seafood, as well as meat
that included freshly prepared wildlife. It was a focus early in
the outbreak, when cases occurred among workers and shoppers,
suggesting it might have been where the virus jumped from
animals to humans.
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> Subsequent research found earlier cases among people not
linked to the market, undermining that theory. Investigators
looked further and found “important clues” about the market’s
role, Daszak said, declining to elaborate.
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> “Right now, we’re trying to tease everything together,” he
said. “We’ve looked at these three strands separately. Now we’re
going to bring it together and see what everything tells us.”
>
> While the food market was shuttered and cleaned almost
immediately after cases were recognized, “it’s still pretty
intact,” Daszak said. “People left in a hurry and they left
equipment, they left utensils, they left evidence of what was
going on, and that’s what we looked at.”
>
> Scientists in China who took environmental samples inside the
market identified sites where traces of SARS-CoV-2 were
detected, he said. Investigators also benefited from greater
understanding of Covid-19.
>
> “We know now what we didn’t know then -- that for every sick
case, there were others that were asymptomatic or difficult to
distinguish from a cold or cough,” Daszak said. “And so it’s not
unexpected that there would have been other cases other than
ones that got into hospital. But how many others, when did this
start? That’s the sort of thing we’re still working on.”
>
> Viruses are passed along “convoluted rivers of emergence” and
tracing that journey is complicated and will take “a really long
time,” Daszak said. “What I have seen already tells me that
there are some real clues about what happened, and I hope that
we’ll be able to make a solid explanation of that by the end of
this trip.”
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Re: Coronavirus
DIR By: guest5
Date: February 8, 2021, 11:13 pm
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'Get Serious!': See Dr. Fauci Dismiss Liars Attacking Him And
Bill Gates
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> As U.S. Covid-19 cases drop and the vaccine rollout continues,
Dr. Fauci outlines the road ahead, why some vaccines "work" to
save lives without blocking all transmission, and what it will
take to reach herd immunity and a return to normal. He also
bluntly dismisses dangerous Covid-19 conspiracy theories
circulating online.
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Re: Coronavirus
DIR By: guest5
Date: February 10, 2021, 6:30 pm
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EU makes stunning admission about vaccine rollout
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> European Union President Ursula von der Leyen says the bloc is
not where they want to be with the Covid-19 vaccine rollout and
admitted mistakes were made.
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Re: Coronavirus
DIR By: guest5
Date: February 14, 2021, 1:49 pm
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WHO experts slam NYT and WSJ reports on Wuhan trip, says they
were 'intendedly misquoted'
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> Scientists from the World Health Organization (WHO) recently
refuted claims by The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal
that Chinese scientists refused to hand over important data
during their trip to the central Chinese city of Wuhan to study
the potential source of the COVID-19. The accusation distorted
the truth with their quotes "intendedly twisted," said the team
members.
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Re: Coronavirus
DIR By: rp
Date: February 14, 2021, 3:06 pm
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False Leftists want to vaccinate the Palestinians:
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Re: Coronavirus
DIR By: rp
Date: February 18, 2021, 12:58 am
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Re: Coronavirus
DIR By: guest5
Date: February 18, 2021, 1:53 pm
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US lab at center of Covid-19 conspiracy pushed by China
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> For months, Beijing has been advancing alternative theories
for how the coronavirus first emerged, ones that would obviate
any blame officials in Wuhan may bear for not reacting quickly
enough to the initial outbreak in that city in late 2019, during
which they are accused of dragging their feet as evidence of
human-to-human spread became clear and the virus ran rampant.
CNN's David Culver reports.
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Re: Coronavirus
DIR By: guest5
Date: February 18, 2021, 6:46 pm
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Residents around U.S. Fort Detrick biolab keep silence about
suspected COVID-19 outbreak
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> July 2019, an unknown respiratory illness outbreak happened in
Virginia, U.S. patients' symptoms included fever, cough, body
ache, wheezing, and general weakness, according to ABC News. The
disease sickened dozens of residents and killed at least two
people at Greenspring Retirement Community in Springfield. An
expert said it was less likely for a respiratory outbreak to
happen in July than in the winter.
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