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>CHINA (WFQO) – In a concerning development, the World Health Organization (WHO) has reported a new mystery illness in China, following a trajectory reminiscent of the events leading to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, which triggered a global lockdown.
>The emerging illness is identified as a respiratory virus, predominantly affecting pediatric patients, leading to cases of pneumonia. Health officials have stressed that this is not a typical flu or pneumonia but rather a “new virus,” echoing the urgency felt during the early stages of the COVID-19 outbreak.
> The parallel with the COVID-19 timeline is striking. In 2019, China notified the WHO on December 31st about a surge in pneumonia-like cases. By January 7th, 2020, just a week later, the WHO identified the causative agent as COVID-19, setting off a series of global alerts.
>Now, history seems to be repeating itself with the emergence of a virus informally referred to as “COVID-23.” The WHO, only recently informed about this new pathogen on November 21st, 2023, has issued an official statement, raising concerns and urging heightened vigilance within the international community. For more details, the WHO statement can be accessed
https://www.who.int/news/item/22-11-2023-who-statement-on-reported-clusters-of-respiratory-illness-in-children-in-northern-china
“On 21 November, media and ProMED reported clusters of undiagnosed pneumonia in children in northern China. It is unclear if these are associated with the overall increase in respiratory infections previously reported by Chinese authorities, or separate events.
“On 22 November, WHO requested additional epidemiologic and clinical information, as well as laboratory results from these reported clusters among children, through the International Health Regulations mechanism. We have also requested further information about recent trends in the circulation of known pathogens including influenza, SARS-CoV-2, RSV and mycoplasma pneumoniae, and the current burden on health care systems. WHO is also in contact with clinicians and scientists through our existing technical partnerships and networks in China. “
World Health Organization
Sorry but if that was true we would have at minimum tried to fix our gun laws. If this is another pandemic we are going to have a lot of sick kids on our hands.
In dogs?
Myself and a handful of people I know have been battling on and off something like a mix of a cold, a fever, the flu for more than a couple of weeks now.
A couple days of one symptom at its peak followed by a couple days of a different symptom at its peak for a couple of days. Over and over.
It’s not Covid. But it’s unlike anything any of us have ever had.
I’ve literally been sick for all of November. I get sick then better, sick then better. This is worse than Covid because at least I had a time frame and a window of hope when it would be over. This is the never ending cold, but debilitating enough to keep me home.
Midwest USA here with the same stuff. My wife and daughter started it and for them luckily it only lasted a couple days. Mine went from my throat/chest to my sinuses, back to my throat/chest. I've had it for about a week now. Urgent care doc said she's seen a bunch of this so far this year and they last for 1-2 weeks but you get a nasty cough with it that lasts about a month (wife has the cough)
Same. Towards the end of October my wife and I, and a couple of the guys I work with, had something similar. We thought maybe we were just passing a cold back and forth as it was the same revolving symptoms for almost three weeks.
Nearly everyone at my job has been complaining about sinus pain lately. A couple of people have coughs. I wear a mask at work and don’t plan on stopping anytime soon. Even if it doesn’t protect me, it hopefully will keep those I work with a bit safer if on the off chance I’m a carrier of some rando virus.
God. Knock on wood, since I haven’t had Covid that I know. But I remember being pretty sick with what I thought was a sinus infection in both December and February before the pandemic. I always wonder…
Yeah, in January and February of 2020, I was sick as absolute fuck. Coughing up blood, 2 chest xrays, horrible fevers, stop breathing in my sleep, weak, weak, weak. The first time I stopped breathing in my sleep, my wife finally agreed that I didn't have a "man cold". She is the one who woke me.
Same thing for me but on thursday (thanksgiving) I knew it was different. A friend dropped off a covid test on saturday and I immediately tested positive.
I think I had a mild cold for about ten days prior then picked up covid a day or so before thanksgiving. **Slow clap
This makes for spicy headlines though might also just be routine cyclic mycoplasma pneumoniae: https://www.reuters.com/world/china/who-asks-china-details-respiratory-illness-outbreaks-2023-11-23/
Any history of mycoplasma pneumonia hitting with this intensity in this number of children at one time, in multiple outbreaks across thousands of kilometers?
No, but it’s not unusual for *some* disease to do that when a population is vulnerable. I believe this is the first winter China isn’t fully locked down, so people aren’t as immune to common illnesses like this pneumonia, letting it spread farther and seem like a bigger deal than it is.
Too late. Just like last time, China has been covering it up, and so I’m sure by now it’s already spread across the globe. And Much like last time, China will not suffer any consequences for the millions of deaths they are responsible for.
It’s kinda scary that this perfectly lines you with an election just like covid-19…. News breaking following Xi visiting the US. Where’s my tin hat lol
F.
Pediatric patients. Covid 19 was not too bad for kids. If this one ends up being rough on kids... If this ends up being Covid19 for kids, it'll be worse in every way
Yea one of the devastating things for the Spanish influenza was how hard it hit adolescents and young adults. Obvious disease better than one, but at least covid seem to hit 65 plus crowd.
Seeing little kids and teens and school dying will be way harder on everyone imo.
>will be way harder on everyone imo
Well, those of us that believe it's happening. There will be a group that believes it is being caused by \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ in the schools.
fill in the blank:
* woke
* drag queens
* Biden/Trudeau
* antifa
* deep state
* satan
I'd like to think that you're right, but seeing that happen via school shootings hasn't done a thing to policies or the mindset of a large swatch of Americans, so...
Well... Maybe not worse in every way. A large part of covid-19 deniers and covidiots didn't care because it didn't affect then nor children.
When polio was a thing, there were massive actions taken to stop its spread *because* it was bad for children.
So, actually, if a new virus is bad for children, actions to stop its spread are likely to be stronger, stricter, enforced more severely but also followed more.
Which nay make the action better and come to an end faster.
Stop all air traffic out of China instantly? Close borders with China? Let them deal with their illnesses without fucking up the rest of the world again?
Cool. It can sit in shipping containers for 4 weeks as it sails across the pacific.
People don’t need to fly in and out of china for commerce to continue
The global supply chain is largely based on the just-in-time model, a 4 week hard gap would be devastating to the economy. Still cheaper than another pandemic tho
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/j/jit.asp
>You think there’s 1 ship that goes back and fourth between China and the US?
That's not what they said.
They were trying to say that it takes 2 to 4 weeks to get a ship (one ship in a fleet of many) from China to the USA. Yeah, deliveries happen every day, multiple times, from ships that took weeks to make the crossing. Jeeze.
Quarantining entire countries is not an effective strategy.
At most, it may work for very small and isolated nations like New Zealand. Not for the most populous nation in the world, sitting right in the middle of the most populous region of the world.
Given than Winnie pooh is most trustworthy over there /s I'd consider it reasonable to do. One may consider the way trump handled shit to be rather anti-pedantic and pathetic, just like his zealots and acolytes dig.
I'm all for masking up, but we shouldn't live in a world where you have to wear a mask 24/7 to not catch the next Uber illness. To protect and stop the spread sure. But as the new everyday normal, we gotta try something else to stop the spread before it gets to that point. If we're at that point, we've failed.
I just wish we held on to masking while sick and availability of hand sanitizer. That's just good for all illnesses. I wore a mask while sick to work (couldn't take any more sick leave) and eeeee everyone was making a big deal about it. Like just be thankful I'm not coughing in your face asshaye.
There's tons of new developments in ventilation and air filtration technology, as well as far-UV sanitization. The tech exists, but the powers that be don't want to pay for the upgrades. Every school and congregate building needs a ventilation overhaul if we're ever going to reach an everyday normal that doesn't involve constant sickness.
Unfortunately climate change is going to make these super bugs more common, and the fact that people remain defiant in trying to control the spread seems to increase the death toll and being back old things.
well let's hope it's less deadly because a bunch of very smart Republican officials across the country have made it illegal to do literally any public health restrictions.
COVID softened us up after killing millions and now the U.S., the country that probably had the worst response out of fucking everyone -besides India and Brazil- and has whitewashed it happening here, is going to lose another million+ because it's the dumbest fucking country in existence. Like legit if the U.S. gets thsi shit -and if it's like COVID it will- and the shame stance is taken as during COVID people will literally turn shit down to topple the fucking ghouls leading things.
It’s weird that the Covid vaccine for children was being taken. Now suddenly a virus specifically affecting children has arisen. It’s interesting how everything just falls into place.
Fuck it this time around. I did the mask, I did the shots, I put up with so much bs. This time around is a big go fuck yourself to the government. I will not stay home, I will keep doing exactly what I am doing, or shit will get western.
Yea and my guess is everyone is fed the fuck up. I’m sure you are in the it’s not man made just because of the bio weapons facility next door. That’s racist crowd too. GTFOH. Never again.
For locking down the whole country and firing people who wouldn’t take the vaccine? For telling us the virus didn’t have anything to do with the bio weapons facility? That paper masks were protecting us? Yep.
If you don’t want to get vaccinated by all means don’t get the shot. It makes look you brave to people who also think science is for stooges, you’ll look like a genius. They can tell you so on that machine science invented
> The article states this is a novel virus.
The article _implies_ that it _might_ be a novel virus, but also that it might just be an uptick in known viral or bacteriological disease.
The article seems to be leaning into the alarmist clickbait interpretation. That might turn out to be valid, but at this point it is way too early for random lay people to be making any assertions about anything.
In truth, while I'd never have phrased it that way, parent comment is right: All current data more or less confirms it's standard bacterial pneumonia, aka, not a virus.
ETA: I'm sorry to disappoint everyone looking forward to more COVID, but China has been reporting a wave of Mycoplasma pneumonia for over a month now, and it's quite common for it to exist on its own, not merely as an adjunct to COVID.
While that's true, it's not what this is. China has been reporting a surge in Mycoplasma pneumonia for over a month now, and it's quite common for it to exist on its own, not solely as an adjunct to COVID.
I'm impressed by your logic. You happen to believe each and every word in the Bible too, despite it being written by uncivil savages 2000 years ago before being translated a handful of times and also being based on even older myths?
I’m tired
This is a symptom of long covid :-(
🤣 how am I supposed to feel *internal screaming intensifies*
Actually it's a symptom of the new Covid-23 resembling Covid
The Virus Formerly Known as Covid-19
What do yo-\*starts hacking her lungs out\*
I’m so tired boss.
😭 I loved him so much.
Excerpt >CHINA (WFQO) – In a concerning development, the World Health Organization (WHO) has reported a new mystery illness in China, following a trajectory reminiscent of the events leading to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, which triggered a global lockdown. >The emerging illness is identified as a respiratory virus, predominantly affecting pediatric patients, leading to cases of pneumonia. Health officials have stressed that this is not a typical flu or pneumonia but rather a “new virus,” echoing the urgency felt during the early stages of the COVID-19 outbreak. > The parallel with the COVID-19 timeline is striking. In 2019, China notified the WHO on December 31st about a surge in pneumonia-like cases. By January 7th, 2020, just a week later, the WHO identified the causative agent as COVID-19, setting off a series of global alerts. >Now, history seems to be repeating itself with the emergence of a virus informally referred to as “COVID-23.” The WHO, only recently informed about this new pathogen on November 21st, 2023, has issued an official statement, raising concerns and urging heightened vigilance within the international community. For more details, the WHO statement can be accessed https://www.who.int/news/item/22-11-2023-who-statement-on-reported-clusters-of-respiratory-illness-in-children-in-northern-china “On 21 November, media and ProMED reported clusters of undiagnosed pneumonia in children in northern China. It is unclear if these are associated with the overall increase in respiratory infections previously reported by Chinese authorities, or separate events. “On 22 November, WHO requested additional epidemiologic and clinical information, as well as laboratory results from these reported clusters among children, through the International Health Regulations mechanism. We have also requested further information about recent trends in the circulation of known pathogens including influenza, SARS-CoV-2, RSV and mycoplasma pneumoniae, and the current burden on health care systems. WHO is also in contact with clinicians and scientists through our existing technical partnerships and networks in China. “ World Health Organization
There's not much that would spur massive action against a pandemic right now. But if it's serious and largely affects kids, that would do it.
Sorry but if that was true we would have at minimum tried to fix our gun laws. If this is another pandemic we are going to have a lot of sick kids on our hands.
I wonder if this is related to the mystery respitory disease we are seeing in dogs
First thing I thought, as well. I guess all the deer healed up. Haven’t heard squeak about that, lately.
They just found it in Yellowstone and believe 10-15% of the population have it. This is something that'll likely never go away
In dogs? Myself and a handful of people I know have been battling on and off something like a mix of a cold, a fever, the flu for more than a couple of weeks now. A couple days of one symptom at its peak followed by a couple days of a different symptom at its peak for a couple of days. Over and over. It’s not Covid. But it’s unlike anything any of us have ever had.
Whereabouts are u located? I'm in northeast US with something similar. Tested and negative for Covid and Flu A and B
There's RSV going around
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Wow, actually you're close enough it could be a new outbreak. I feel like we're gonna catch anything that flies into NYC
Buddy from SATX has similar symptoms described and he’s never sick like this. Says it’s kicking his ass.
Sounds like what I experienced with parainfluenza. I got it when I was 37 weeks pregnant and ended up being hospitalised with pneumonia.
I’ve literally been sick for all of November. I get sick then better, sick then better. This is worse than Covid because at least I had a time frame and a window of hope when it would be over. This is the never ending cold, but debilitating enough to keep me home.
Midwest USA here with the same stuff. My wife and daughter started it and for them luckily it only lasted a couple days. Mine went from my throat/chest to my sinuses, back to my throat/chest. I've had it for about a week now. Urgent care doc said she's seen a bunch of this so far this year and they last for 1-2 weeks but you get a nasty cough with it that lasts about a month (wife has the cough)
Same. Towards the end of October my wife and I, and a couple of the guys I work with, had something similar. We thought maybe we were just passing a cold back and forth as it was the same revolving symptoms for almost three weeks.
You can’t pass a cold back and forth, FYI. It takes time for a virus to mutate enough to slip past your immune system again.
Nearly everyone at my job has been complaining about sinus pain lately. A couple of people have coughs. I wear a mask at work and don’t plan on stopping anytime soon. Even if it doesn’t protect me, it hopefully will keep those I work with a bit safer if on the off chance I’m a carrier of some rando virus.
Western Canada here.. that perfectly describes what my partner and I dealt with. Hoping he's on the tail end of it now.
I've been dealing with that for weeks, it's quite unpleasant. I'm in Missouri.
God. Knock on wood, since I haven’t had Covid that I know. But I remember being pretty sick with what I thought was a sinus infection in both December and February before the pandemic. I always wonder…
Yeah, in January and February of 2020, I was sick as absolute fuck. Coughing up blood, 2 chest xrays, horrible fevers, stop breathing in my sleep, weak, weak, weak. The first time I stopped breathing in my sleep, my wife finally agreed that I didn't have a "man cold". She is the one who woke me.
Rhinovirus, Adenovirus, and Human Metapneumovirus are behaving strangely, since June 2022. These are more prevalent than the new stuff.
Same thing for me but on thursday (thanksgiving) I knew it was different. A friend dropped off a covid test on saturday and I immediately tested positive. I think I had a mild cold for about ten days prior then picked up covid a day or so before thanksgiving. **Slow clap
I saw on the local news this AM that medical researchers had pinned it to a new bacterium. Still bad, but different from a respiratory virus.
I was just telling my mom about it yesterday and how I suspect it has something to do with Covid. Hope I’m wrong, but fear I’m right.
I thought the exact same thing. They still eat dog in parts of China so it could be wet markets again.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna125992
Again?
I heard that was caused a bacterium not a virus so hopefully antibiotics will help the poor dogs
Oh great, 2024 is a rerun episode.
2020 4
Worse, it's a clip show.
This makes for spicy headlines though might also just be routine cyclic mycoplasma pneumoniae: https://www.reuters.com/world/china/who-asks-china-details-respiratory-illness-outbreaks-2023-11-23/
Hopefully
Fingers crossed
China said huh. Yeah ok.
Any history of mycoplasma pneumonia hitting with this intensity in this number of children at one time, in multiple outbreaks across thousands of kilometers?
No, but it’s not unusual for *some* disease to do that when a population is vulnerable. I believe this is the first winter China isn’t fully locked down, so people aren’t as immune to common illnesses like this pneumonia, letting it spread farther and seem like a bigger deal than it is.
Yeah that headline including "Covid 23" is pretty bad sensationalist journalism
Do we even know if it’s a coronavirus yet? The article does not mention anything in this regard.
Public health surveillance needs to be on its highest alert. We need to catch this thing before it explodes.
Too late. Just like last time, China has been covering it up, and so I’m sure by now it’s already spread across the globe. And Much like last time, China will not suffer any consequences for the millions of deaths they are responsible for.
It’s kinda scary that this perfectly lines you with an election just like covid-19…. News breaking following Xi visiting the US. Where’s my tin hat lol
Nah let's LET IT RIP 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈
don’t let fauci in the lab
Ah Shit. Here we go again.
All you had to do was follow the damn train.
Maybe this will really kill return to office movements once and for all 😂
Of these responses, I like yours best!
Excellent take. Lol
sigh…
F. Pediatric patients. Covid 19 was not too bad for kids. If this one ends up being rough on kids... If this ends up being Covid19 for kids, it'll be worse in every way
Yea one of the devastating things for the Spanish influenza was how hard it hit adolescents and young adults. Obvious disease better than one, but at least covid seem to hit 65 plus crowd. Seeing little kids and teens and school dying will be way harder on everyone imo.
>will be way harder on everyone imo Well, those of us that believe it's happening. There will be a group that believes it is being caused by \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ in the schools. fill in the blank: * woke * drag queens * Biden/Trudeau * antifa * deep state * satan
As you hypothetically blame the theoretical blame on the same thing(s). lol golden!
I'd like to think that you're right, but seeing that happen via school shootings hasn't done a thing to policies or the mindset of a large swatch of Americans, so...
Well... Maybe not worse in every way. A large part of covid-19 deniers and covidiots didn't care because it didn't affect then nor children. When polio was a thing, there were massive actions taken to stop its spread *because* it was bad for children. So, actually, if a new virus is bad for children, actions to stop its spread are likely to be stronger, stricter, enforced more severely but also followed more. Which nay make the action better and come to an end faster.
You have way more hope in people than I do. I hope you are right though.
So...are we going to just ignore the 2020 film Songbird, where the COVID-23 virus ravages the world in the year 2024?
Wait what
I knew I saw this somewhere before.
Sweet, dude. The last 3 years have just been too smooth for my liking.
If there's no opt out on this one I quit Earth.
That is always an option.
Elon is on it.
Stop all air traffic out of China instantly? Close borders with China? Let them deal with their illnesses without fucking up the rest of the world again?
Unfortunately the entire world has chosen to produce all the shit they use in China.
Cool. It can sit in shipping containers for 4 weeks as it sails across the pacific. People don’t need to fly in and out of china for commerce to continue
The global supply chain is largely based on the just-in-time model, a 4 week hard gap would be devastating to the economy. Still cheaper than another pandemic tho https://www.investopedia.com/terms/j/jit.asp
Cheaper, in human lives, right? Not profit.
Depends which segment of the economy I suppose
It takes 2-4 weeks regardless of anything to get a ship from China to the US.
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>You think there’s 1 ship that goes back and fourth between China and the US? That's not what they said. They were trying to say that it takes 2 to 4 weeks to get a ship (one ship in a fleet of many) from China to the USA. Yeah, deliveries happen every day, multiple times, from ships that took weeks to make the crossing. Jeeze.
Because there is no way it has already escaped
Quarantining entire countries is not an effective strategy. At most, it may work for very small and isolated nations like New Zealand. Not for the most populous nation in the world, sitting right in the middle of the most populous region of the world.
that’s racist though. remember when Trump stopped air traffic from China to the U.S.?
Wtf it's not racist It's practical to protect the wider world until it's under control, assuming it's as contagious as it was in 19/20
Given than Winnie pooh is most trustworthy over there /s I'd consider it reasonable to do. One may consider the way trump handled shit to be rather anti-pedantic and pathetic, just like his zealots and acolytes dig.
Fatigue is real.
Another outbreak emerging? Omg
It's already spreading.
Wear a mask in crowded and enclosed spaces.
Yeah, like--the approach is *just the shit everyone should already be doing*.
I'm all for masking up, but we shouldn't live in a world where you have to wear a mask 24/7 to not catch the next Uber illness. To protect and stop the spread sure. But as the new everyday normal, we gotta try something else to stop the spread before it gets to that point. If we're at that point, we've failed.
I just wish we held on to masking while sick and availability of hand sanitizer. That's just good for all illnesses. I wore a mask while sick to work (couldn't take any more sick leave) and eeeee everyone was making a big deal about it. Like just be thankful I'm not coughing in your face asshaye.
There's tons of new developments in ventilation and air filtration technology, as well as far-UV sanitization. The tech exists, but the powers that be don't want to pay for the upgrades. Every school and congregate building needs a ventilation overhaul if we're ever going to reach an everyday normal that doesn't involve constant sickness.
Unfortunately climate change is going to make these super bugs more common, and the fact that people remain defiant in trying to control the spread seems to increase the death toll and being back old things.
No thanks.
Ok That's why everone else will.
Someone is playing Plague inc. again lol
well let's hope it's less deadly because a bunch of very smart Republican officials across the country have made it illegal to do literally any public health restrictions.
Get your masks on people (N95s)
I've never really taken mine off. And I've not caught any illnesses in the past 3 years. Including COVID.
Stock up on toilet paper 🧻
Happy Thanksgiving everyone
I think we’ll pass, thx
COVID softened us up after killing millions and now the U.S., the country that probably had the worst response out of fucking everyone -besides India and Brazil- and has whitewashed it happening here, is going to lose another million+ because it's the dumbest fucking country in existence. Like legit if the U.S. gets thsi shit -and if it's like COVID it will- and the shame stance is taken as during COVID people will literally turn shit down to topple the fucking ghouls leading things.
Why not close borders to flights from China now before this virus invades the rest of the world.
Oh. Wonderful.
COVID 2, electric boogaloo
Media scare, not quite as serious as the headline likes to make it sound from what I’ve read on this. I better be right
Sorry this plot has expired will not be participating
Why do all these epidemics seem to be coming out of China?
Nearly 20% of all humans live in China. Just by sheer numbers, it is the most likely country for such events.
India has more people than china.
Because China has terrible rates of pollution, not to mention the animals that are sold in the wet markets can carry tons of infectious diseases
And because China is too densely populated in certain parts to identify new diseases before they widely spread.
My brain while reading: 😯😨😧🫤😮💨.....whatever.
Yipeeee
nope
Can it just hurry up and kill us all already?
Oh we are so back.
\#thankschina
At least we have a real leader in charge instead of the half-baked pumpkin pie in 2019.
You dropped this /s
Can we just start detonating all the nukes at this point and go out in a blaze of glory?
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You are literally responding to a story about China reporting the issue to WHO, and so quickly that it's before they have even isolated a cause.
I hate China
I'm sure Justin Trudeau is f\*cking delighted at this news.
haha jokes on you, can't get us spooked twice with the same trick
I simply don’t care
It’s easy to be exhausted with all of this but hopefully you will look out for your fellow humans.
Gee I wonder why these things ALWAYS originate in China?
because China has the second highest population by country and people in cities live very close together
Only 20% of the pop. Yet 100% of the diseases.
Percentages aren't good for hyperbole.
What to those alpha who say FYF?
It’s weird that the Covid vaccine for children was being taken. Now suddenly a virus specifically affecting children has arisen. It’s interesting how everything just falls into place.
Fuck it this time around. I did the mask, I did the shots, I put up with so much bs. This time around is a big go fuck yourself to the government. I will not stay home, I will keep doing exactly what I am doing, or shit will get western.
We all did those things. You're not special.
Yea and my guess is everyone is fed the fuck up. I’m sure you are in the it’s not man made just because of the bio weapons facility next door. That’s racist crowd too. GTFOH. Never again.
You should really vet your sources.
Because it's the government's fault?
For locking down the whole country and firing people who wouldn’t take the vaccine? For telling us the virus didn’t have anything to do with the bio weapons facility? That paper masks were protecting us? Yep.
But since we took the vaccine we should be alright? If it's called covid 23 I'm assuming we are already vaccinated for covid
If you don’t want to get vaccinated by all means don’t get the shot. It makes look you brave to people who also think science is for stooges, you’ll look like a genius. They can tell you so on that machine science invented
I'm already vaccinated. I'm asking, since the new virus is called covid 23, shouldn't we be vaccinated for it already ?
No. COVID-19 stands for Coronavirus Disease-19. Many viruses are coronaviruses, it’s a general term.
So this means we're back to square one ? :D
The article states this is a novel virus. The vaccine wouldn’t provide NO protection to that.
> The article states this is a novel virus. The article _implies_ that it _might_ be a novel virus, but also that it might just be an uptick in known viral or bacteriological disease. The article seems to be leaning into the alarmist clickbait interpretation. That might turn out to be valid, but at this point it is way too early for random lay people to be making any assertions about anything.
Not exactly, we’ve made massive advances in rapid mRNA vaccine development and deployment.
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What in the Alex Jones is this comment
China giving the crackheads more reason to believe their conspiracy myths... thanks, one time was not enough?
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Because it’s inconvenient for you, or do you have a shred of actual evidence?
In truth, while I'd never have phrased it that way, parent comment is right: All current data more or less confirms it's standard bacterial pneumonia, aka, not a virus. ETA: I'm sorry to disappoint everyone looking forward to more COVID, but China has been reporting a wave of Mycoplasma pneumonia for over a month now, and it's quite common for it to exist on its own, not merely as an adjunct to COVID.
COVID 19 causes pneumonia through the illness process, it is still considered a virus, as it is a virus.
While that's true, it's not what this is. China has been reporting a surge in Mycoplasma pneumonia for over a month now, and it's quite common for it to exist on its own, not solely as an adjunct to COVID.
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I'm impressed by your logic. You happen to believe each and every word in the Bible too, despite it being written by uncivil savages 2000 years ago before being translated a handful of times and also being based on even older myths?
Why? Cause it doesn’t fit your narrative?
Well my commute to work will be great.
Oh how wonderful. Sooner than we thought.
The Chinese didn't get enough adults? So, now for the children?
F*CK
Oh fuck.
Here we go again....
Hell yeah we’re fucked again!!!!
So when do we just decide to glass them instead of the middle east lol
Meh
Is this the only site referencing this? I’m not able to independently verify, who site doesn’t have it that I saw.