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I think the idea of requiring testing, which will allow us to have an idea of what is happening and be able to follow the sequencing and the data, will be a smart move. what is the major concern? is it that there are really high numbers, case numbers, in china? is it new variants? what exactly is the real area of concern here? every time you have a surge, you're seeing a lot of infections circulating in the population. every time the virus has a chance to spread, it has a chance to mutate. these mutations can eventually result in a new variant. that's what we saw with india and the delta varia...

We don't have good mortality data, and we certainly don't have good sequencing data that could tell us a lot about what variants are circulating and what we could expect. i think the idea of requiring testing, which will allow us to have an idea of what is happening and be able to follow the sequencing and the data, will be a smart move. what is the major concern? is it that there are really high numbers, case numbers, in china? is it new variants? what exactly is the real area of concern here? every time you have a surge, you're seeing a lot of infections circulating in the population. every ...

Can't be a patient here. based on number 10, medical risk factors that make the surgery unsafe. being unvaccinated to the cdc recommended vaccinations based on her age is part of that. >> so denying a lifesaving transplant for a 14-year-old, because she doesn't have the covid vaccine, it's obvious unreasonable and viciously cool. but it gets worse in its details. julia had covid and recovered, natural immunity, proven by scientists to be superior to the covid vaccines, but when they mentioned that fact, a physician at duke university hospital shot them down again. listen. >> the virus has cont...

Already been infected at least once. >> so if you think about why our vaccines are less effective than they were when we first started vaccinating people in december of 2020, there are a couple of reasons. number one, the efficacy of the vaccine wanes over time. so the longer it's been since you received a vaccination, the less potent it remains in your system. and the other major problem is that the virus continues to mutate. our vaccines are less effective because the virus has a different structure. and the more people who are infected and the longer covid stays in our community and on this...

BA.5, the latest highly transmissible sub-variant of the omicron variant, became the dominant variant in the hospital district of Helsinki and Uusimaa (HUS) in June, reports Helsingin Sanomat.