COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)
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SuavePrince
All Star
Hopefully it stays voluntarily
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Here is another example of it:
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Matthew Hancock (British politician serving as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care since 2018) press conference from yesterday.
(i paraphrase)
question: "is the government overpromising AGAIN with the vaccine"
hancock: "no. we will be back to normal BEFORE 2022"
CreepyMcCreeperson
Veteran
You can tell the kind of people who never got punished as kids.
StretfordRed
Afro-European
Its still foreign to me
I’m not doing much until next year besides shopping and chilling at home. Holding onto the fact I was lucky with my COVID and my body handled it.
Ain’t seeing me at any location outside of the supermarket, my crib and the park for exercise.
DaRealness
I think very deeply
Jesus H. Christ
I died for your sins
You can tell the kind of people who never got punished as kids.
Seriously, throwing a kids tantrum
You can tell the kind of people who never got punished as kids.
I would have public shame him and
I would have bought some kids over and embarrass him even more.
and then ppl get mad when officials say "mandatory vaccine if you travelling"
DaRealness
I think very deeply
DaRealness
I think very deeply
Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
'No other case like this': 3-year-old in Missouri had stroke after Covid diagnosis, doctors say
'No other case like this': 3-year-old in Missouri had stroke after Covid diagnosis, doctors say
December 25, 2020
Doctors in Missouri said a 3-year-old boy experienced a stroke after he tested positive for Covid-19, in what they called a possible example of the neurological effects associated with the coronavirus pandemic.
The toddler, Colt Parris, was recuperating on Thursday at the University of Missouri’s Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Columbia, Missouri, after surgery to address a brain clot, NBC affiliate KSN-TV reported. He is expected to make a full recovery, doctors told the outlet.
Dr. Camilo Gomez, a neurologist at the hospital, said that doctors were examining the extent of the link between Covid-19 and neurological problems.
“The Covid diagnosis is important because we think the reason why (patients) with Covid, including the child, have strokes and a variety of other problems is that they have propensity to form clots,” Gomez told the station.
Researchers since the start of the pandemic have looked at a possible association between the coronavirus and blood clots, including those affecting a patient’s brain.
A study of 214 patients early this year in Wuhan, China, found more than a third had neurological manifestations of the disease, including loss of consciousness and stroke. U.S. doctors have also documented and studied blood clots and strokes among Covid-19 patients.
Colt tested positive for Covid-19 antibodies and hours later lost the ability to move his right arm and leg, his mother, Sara Parris, told KSN-TV. She said she noticed the difference as he grabbed at a stuffed animal.
“I went to hand him his Boo and I noticed that he didn’t use his dominant arm to grab it,” she said. “He reached over to grab his bunny, and then again, I knew something else wasn’t right.”
Dr. Paul Carney, a pediatric neurologist, said the boy had a stroke that cut off the blood supply to the left side of his brain.
“There’s really no other case like this,” Carney said told the station. “If this had been anybody over the age of 40 or 60, they would have probably had a very different outcome.”
Colt’s parents told KSN-TV that they hoped his experience would increase awareness around Covid-19.
“Masks and stuff like that, people need to wear them,” said his father, Tim Parris. “It’s important. If you don’t want your children going through this, people need to be more aware.”
'No other case like this': 3-year-old in Missouri had stroke after Covid diagnosis, doctors say
December 25, 2020
Doctors in Missouri said a 3-year-old boy experienced a stroke after he tested positive for Covid-19, in what they called a possible example of the neurological effects associated with the coronavirus pandemic.
The toddler, Colt Parris, was recuperating on Thursday at the University of Missouri’s Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Columbia, Missouri, after surgery to address a brain clot, NBC affiliate KSN-TV reported. He is expected to make a full recovery, doctors told the outlet.
Dr. Camilo Gomez, a neurologist at the hospital, said that doctors were examining the extent of the link between Covid-19 and neurological problems.
“The Covid diagnosis is important because we think the reason why (patients) with Covid, including the child, have strokes and a variety of other problems is that they have propensity to form clots,” Gomez told the station.
Researchers since the start of the pandemic have looked at a possible association between the coronavirus and blood clots, including those affecting a patient’s brain.
A study of 214 patients early this year in Wuhan, China, found more than a third had neurological manifestations of the disease, including loss of consciousness and stroke. U.S. doctors have also documented and studied blood clots and strokes among Covid-19 patients.
Colt tested positive for Covid-19 antibodies and hours later lost the ability to move his right arm and leg, his mother, Sara Parris, told KSN-TV. She said she noticed the difference as he grabbed at a stuffed animal.
“I went to hand him his Boo and I noticed that he didn’t use his dominant arm to grab it,” she said. “He reached over to grab his bunny, and then again, I knew something else wasn’t right.”
Dr. Paul Carney, a pediatric neurologist, said the boy had a stroke that cut off the blood supply to the left side of his brain.
“There’s really no other case like this,” Carney said told the station. “If this had been anybody over the age of 40 or 60, they would have probably had a very different outcome.”
Colt’s parents told KSN-TV that they hoped his experience would increase awareness around Covid-19.
“Masks and stuff like that, people need to wear them,” said his father, Tim Parris. “It’s important. If you don’t want your children going through this, people need to be more aware.”
horrifying