Not “wildly popular on the internet” stuff.
Sorry if you came here for that. (But then, why on earth would you?)
No. Just some links to recent Coronavirus-related stories and studies.
Why did Ivermectin become so popular?
Ben Collins finds a tangled web of horse wormer and… er… cash.
Teeny-tiny study suggests Pfizer jab is good for 12-15 year olds.
Clearing up the confusion on Israel’s hospital figures.
The bottom line is there is very strong evidence that the vaccines have high efficacy protecting against severe disease, even for Delta, and even in these Israeli data that on the surface appear to suggest the Pfizer vaccine might have waning efficacy. This is clearly evident if the data are analyzed carefully, and agrees with all other published results to date from other countries.
Terrifying story of a teacher spreading Covid in California. Study.
A total of 27 cases were identified, including that of the teacher. During May 23–26, among the teacher’s 24 students, 22 students, all ineligible for vaccination because of age, received testing for SARS-CoV-2; 12 received positive test results. The attack rate in the two rows seated closest to the teacher’s desk was 80% (eight of 10)
If you are sick, stay at home. Isolate.
And “isolation” doesn’t mean “go for a hike on the mountain because you are bored”.
Yeah. if you’re reading, I saw that.
How respiratory viruses get spread. A nice back-to-basics overview.
Who knew?!?
Risks of nasty things happening after vaccination pale into insignificance when compared to risks of nasty things happening after is you get Covid-19.
Big study in Israel.
Oh, and finally, please say hi to C.1.2 – South Africa’s new variant!
Leading the world in terrible things once again. So proud.