Apr 27 Data (improvement)

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From an epidemiology standpoint, this is fascinating.

Some European countries saw a significant spike weeks ago from this variant (France is still deep in the red), and we were expecting a similar surge, which took a long time to come and is now rather unimpressive. Vaccinations rates are similar, and were at about the same time.

One explanation is that so many Americans caught Omicron over Christmas break and January, that they have a slight natural immunity edge over Europeans who are equally vaccinated but might not have caught Omicron in such large numbers.

But even with that explanation, it's still surprising this subvariant took so long to cross the Atlantic, considering it's even more contagious than Omicron, and the peak in Europe was weeks ago.

I think that so much resistance has built up (vaccine, natural, and/or both) that it's spreading but it's largely just a minimal episode at this point.

The Covid denier.

DP.. how is that PP a covid denier when the PP is acknowledging resistance build up to covid? Your knee jerk reaction to anyone who isn't as fearful of covidas you is making you look like someone who has a mental health issue.

Right, that’s what you tell yourself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
From an epidemiology standpoint, this is fascinating.

Some European countries saw a significant spike weeks ago from this variant (France is still deep in the red), and we were expecting a similar surge, which took a long time to come and is now rather unimpressive. Vaccinations rates are similar, and were at about the same time.

One explanation is that so many Americans caught Omicron over Christmas break and January, that they have a slight natural immunity edge over Europeans who are equally vaccinated but might not have caught Omicron in such large numbers.

But even with that explanation, it's still surprising this subvariant took so long to cross the Atlantic, considering it's even more contagious than Omicron, and the peak in Europe was weeks ago.

I think that so much resistance has built up (vaccine, natural, and/or both) that it's spreading but it's largely just a minimal episode at this point.

I think many people are sick but are testing. My boss was hacking away for a week at work spreading germs to everyone he contacted. It’s easy to spread when you leave the house sick and don’t wear a mask. In a school environment with no masks, that’s a perfect place for COVID to spread.

With home tests people are not reporting it. We were sick over break. We were home and it did not impact anyone nor are they tracking our school so why report it. Home tests were negative but I don’t rule out it was Covid. What ever it was, it was miserable.