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Droplets vs Aerosols: What's More Important in COVID-19 Spread?

CDC finally acknowledged aerosol transmission, but contribution to case counts remains unclear ....

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Op-Ed: Make America Maskless Again?

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In this video, ZDoggMD argues that natural immunity and vaccination have moved the U.S. past the critical period of the pandemic, says fears over variants are overblown, and discusses where and when people can ditch their face masks.
Following is a rough transcript of his remarks (note that errors are possible):
ZDoggMD: OK, I m gonna assume we re live. Even though I have no evidence of that yet but I think it s gonna happen. Welcome to The ZDoggMD show. We re live it s Friday, May 7th. It s like 2021 is half over dudes, and we re already tipping towards normal. This is happening. This is not a joke. And you know how you know it s happening because I m not the mainstream media. If I was a mainstream media you would not know what was happening. ....

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GOP Senators Warn of Eroding Trust in CDC

'Conflicting, confusing guidance' has undermined public's confidence, argued one committee member ....

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B.1.617 can duck antibodies, but vax blunts sting: Study

Covid-19s so-called ‘Indian variant has a “modest” ability to “escape” the antibodies developed by vaccines, but it can, at best, cause moderate illness among those who have got the shots, scientists from India and the UK have found, establishing that “vaccination is still protective for the majority of people”. ....

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COVID-19: B.1.617 can duck antibodies, but vaccine blunts sting, says Study

COVID-19: B.1.617 can duck antibodies, but vaccine blunts sting, says Study
ByMalathy IyerMalathy Iyer / Updated: May 12, 2021, 10:19 IST
MUMBAI: Covid-19’s so-called ‘
Indian variant’ has a “modest” ability to “escape” the
antibodies developed by vaccines, but it can, at best, cause moderate illness among those who have got the shots, scientists from India and the UK have found, establishing that “vaccination is still protective for the majority of people”.
The B.1.617 mutant, first isolated in Vidarbha three months ago, is now detected across India and 40 other countries. It was initially called the ‘double mutant’ variant for possessing mutations E484Q and L452R that are known to evade the protective layer of antibodies caused by ....

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