I tried reporting that my partner and I had Covid last spring, and could find no way to do so. I left a msg w/my local health dept. in Oregon. We have it again, and I will try again, but I doubt anything's being recorded. I'm doing my part, but local agencies are not interested, and in my experience, have not been for some time.
Hard to overstate how valuable Dr W's ucsf grand round have been throughout... When the media was both-sidesing trumpaganda, you shared science and didn't hide error bars
One of the reason the FDA selected the JN.1 subtype to be the target for the vaccine to be deployed in the Autumn/Fall, was because NOVAVAX could not be switched to the KN.2/KN.3 subtype in the required timescale. This suggests that the FDA should have decided which subtype to use at least a month ago. The US tends to vaccinate against Flu and COVID-19 from the end of October. In the UK we start to vaccinate at the beginning of September. In recent years this has meant that orders were delivered too late and we have had to use earlier versions of the vaccines. Autumn 2022 planned bivalent BA.4/BA.5 + original received bivalent BA.1/BA.2 Autumn 2023 planned monovalent XBB.1.1 (prefilled single dose AD syringe) received bivalent BA.4/BA.5 Spring 2023 planned bivalent BA.4/BA.5 + original received as planned Spring 2024 planned monovalent XBB.1.1 received as planned Hence those 65 to 74 did not receive the intended protection.
Dunno if you heard yet, but the FDA just updated their recommendation, and are now suggesting vaccines go with KP.2 (though they acknowledge Novavax will still be JN.1). I get everything else you're saying, of course. This game of whack-a-mole isn't sustainable -- the virus is always going to outpace us.
I had 19 in January 2020. Natural immunity got me through until Easter 2022. Had a slight flu in Dec 2023. Wonder what started using in mid 2021? You should recognize the name of the #1 Author in the Review Article. He won a Nobel Prize for the drug, and the drug is only second to Penicillin in the whole world. Don't box yourself in. Review Article〉 Global trends in clinical trials of ivermectin for COVID-19̶ Part 2 Morimasa Yagisawa, Ph.D.1,3, Patrick J. Foster, M.D.2, Hideaki Hanaki, Ph.D.1 and Satoshi Ōmura, Ph.D. 1 1 Kitasato University Ōmura Satoshi Memorial Institute 2 Keio University Faculty of Pharmacy 3 Louis Pasteur Center for Medical Research (Received for publication November 30, 20
I refuse to take that one either! Had the CHYNA virus, I was down for 2 days (born with a heart defect, have Asthma and lung scarring from a few bouts of Pneumonia 😊) I'd rather have the virus! Call it what it is, MONKEY POX !!
How can a new vaccine against H5N1 be tested where the prevalence in humans is so low? I assume Phase III human trials would be required. How long will it take to develop such a vaccine?
It normally takes 8-15 years to develop a vaccine, but I'm sure everybody in the room knows that. They just pretend Warp Speed can get anything done in 8 months.
@@MK-ih6wp Actually, don't take my words for truth. I don't know. I didn't get any covid vaccine myself but one thing I do know it's that vaccines do work. My dog was vaccinated against Parvo and when I had a stray dog with Parvo in my house for 15 days, my dog didn't get symptoms. I had that stray dog treated for 5 or 6 days then kept him in my house for recovery. There is no way my dog didn't get Parvo. The only think that helped is the vaccine he got.
The Nobel Prize recipient Richard Feynman speculated that his first wife had contracted tuberculosis from unpasteurized milk in the late 1930'S / 1940's.
@@kathystorer8831 yes. it also never happened and is demonstrably false which makes feynman seem like a dumb @ss dummy. i don’t think he was. he seemed very practical
yes. freedom of choice is going to be a discussion and if it bumps into your pharmaceutical sales that’s too damn bad. raw milk is just fine. make whatever law you want and you’re also going to do nothing about chickens either.
Im 63 unvaxxed ,I caught something from my highly vaxxed 76 year old friend about a month ago and it took me that long to hack up all the lingering crap in my lungs 😶🌫🤧
@@Kuutamo73 that’s great. good for you. you should always have the option except where people become uncomfortable and because masks can be associated with crime. the US is not like asia in that regard. nevertheless, no one should force you to wear it. so long as you’re not forced. do what you want.
Are you asking if wearing a mask caused lower mucosal temperature, and thus lower likelihood of viral replication? Sorry I’m just trying to understand your question. I’ve noticed you post it often in YT comments.
Maybe mask wearing not only stop droplets, but also mitigate SARS COV2 infection by increasing mucouseal respiratory temperature, especially If fever occur. Because SARS COV2 was an atenuated virus, temperature sensitive
@@Dandan-tg6tjare you saying that all mammals are vulnerable to bird flu? Or are all mammals vulnerable to all the same viruses? I thought it was species dependent... (Not trying to be snotty, just trying to understand.)
Weird that viruses don’t have seasons anymore. Almost like they are covering up the side effects of some thing
Mutations….
I tried reporting that my partner and I had Covid last spring, and could find no way to do so. I left a msg w/my local health dept. in Oregon. We have it again, and I will try again, but I doubt anything's being recorded. I'm doing my part, but local agencies are not interested, and in my experience, have not been for some time.
Are you staying current with the Covid-19 vaccines?
Don't bother, it's over and no one cares! 🤷♀️😉
@@janiceperkins4340 - people are still dying from Covid every day. Their loved ones care.
@Patrick_Ross 😂😂😂 don't touch that stuff
@@adelinad3513 - Covid vaccines have saved many millions of lives. Cheap insurance against serious illness and death. Good luck!
Hard to overstate how valuable Dr W's ucsf grand round have been throughout... When the media was both-sidesing trumpaganda, you shared science and didn't hide error bars
Glad to have you on the Trump side.
@@deborahd.7281- sarcasm much?!
Thank you DrWachter & ucSF
Thank you so much for all the hard work you do, and for making this information available. Really appreciate it!
Thank you for sharing this and other grand rounds.
One of the reason the FDA selected the JN.1 subtype to be the target for the vaccine to be deployed in the Autumn/Fall, was because NOVAVAX could not be switched to the KN.2/KN.3 subtype in the required timescale. This suggests that the FDA should have decided which subtype to use at least a month ago.
The US tends to vaccinate against Flu and COVID-19 from the end of October. In the UK we start to vaccinate at the beginning of September. In recent years this has meant that orders were delivered too late and we have had to use earlier versions of the vaccines.
Autumn 2022 planned bivalent BA.4/BA.5 + original received bivalent BA.1/BA.2
Autumn 2023 planned monovalent XBB.1.1 (prefilled single dose AD syringe)
received bivalent BA.4/BA.5
Spring 2023 planned bivalent BA.4/BA.5 + original received as planned
Spring 2024 planned monovalent XBB.1.1 received as planned
Hence those 65 to 74 did not receive the intended protection.
Dunno if you heard yet, but the FDA just updated their recommendation, and are now suggesting vaccines go with KP.2 (though they acknowledge Novavax will still be JN.1).
I get everything else you're saying, of course. This game of whack-a-mole isn't sustainable -- the virus is always going to outpace us.
LOOOOOL! what a meaningless exercise. this is quite literally a money suck for the pharmaceutical industry.
I had 19 in January 2020. Natural immunity got me through until Easter 2022. Had a slight flu in Dec 2023.
Wonder what started using in mid 2021? You should recognize the name of the #1 Author in the Review Article.
He won a Nobel Prize for the drug, and the drug is only second to Penicillin in the whole world.
Don't box yourself in.
Review Article〉 Global trends in clinical trials of ivermectin for COVID-19̶ Part 2
Morimasa Yagisawa, Ph.D.1,3, Patrick J. Foster, M.D.2,
Hideaki Hanaki, Ph.D.1 and Satoshi Ōmura, Ph.D. 1
1 Kitasato University Ōmura Satoshi Memorial Institute
2 Keio University Faculty of Pharmacy
3 Louis Pasteur Center for Medical Research
(Received for publication November 30, 20
I refuse to take that one either! Had the CHYNA virus, I was down for 2 days (born with a heart defect, have Asthma and lung scarring from a few bouts of Pneumonia 😊)
I'd rather have the virus!
Call it what it is,
MONKEY POX !!
Better for them. Who in the world would still get a vaccine after all the lies 😢
How can a new vaccine against H5N1 be tested where the prevalence in humans is so low? I assume Phase III human trials would be required.
How long will it take to develop such a vaccine?
It normally takes 8-15 years to develop a vaccine, but I'm sure everybody in the room knows that. They just pretend Warp Speed can get anything done in 8 months.
Just about how much time they needed to make the first Covid vaccine. It's fast these days.
@@Dandan-tg6tj in that case, I’ll steer clear.
@@Dandan-tg6tj So glad I stayed away from these toxic jabs.
@@MK-ih6wp Actually, don't take my words for truth. I don't know.
I didn't get any covid vaccine myself but one thing I do know it's that vaccines do work. My dog was vaccinated against Parvo and when I had a stray dog with Parvo in my house for 15 days, my dog didn't get symptoms. I had that stray dog treated for 5 or 6 days then kept him in my house for recovery. There is no way my dog didn't get Parvo. The only think that helped is the vaccine he got.
They said COVID for whatever you went to the hospital some were and some wasn't. It was to unalive some lives but mostly for money
The Nobel Prize recipient Richard Feynman speculated that his first wife had contracted tuberculosis from unpasteurized milk in the late 1930'S / 1940's.
well that’s dumb. it also never happened.
Your right, it was tuberculosis @@omarlocke4351 not polio ! Sorry.
Speculated being the key word.
@@kathystorer8831 yes. it also never happened and is demonstrably false which makes feynman seem like a dumb @ss dummy. i don’t think he was. he seemed very practical
yes. freedom of choice is going to be a discussion and if it bumps into your pharmaceutical sales that’s too damn bad.
raw milk is just fine. make whatever law you want and you’re also going to do nothing about chickens either.
Im 63 unvaxxed ,I caught something from my highly vaxxed 76 year old friend about a month ago and it took me that long to hack up all the lingering crap in my lungs 😶🌫🤧
Your illness would have likely been shorter had you been vaxxed.
@@Patrick_Ross And how would you know? Are you a medical doctor?
Maybe that something was Covid. Being unvaxxed raises your chances of getting sicker or dying.
@@karenkaren3189 Actually, all data point to the fact that six weeks after your last jab, your immunity wanes, and you are _MORE LIKELY_ to get sick.
Would a longer treatment with paxlovid example 10 days initially -reduce long covid ? OR is there a danger of resistance ?
no. paxlovid doesn’t actually help.
Thank you very much for the update. So many many gems of valuable information.
yeah. i won’t be wearing a mask under any circumstances.
I definitely will
@@Kuutamo73 that’s great. good for you. you should always have the option except where people become uncomfortable and because masks can be associated with crime. the US is not like asia in that regard. nevertheless, no one should force you to wear it. so long as you’re not forced. do what you want.
I WILL NEVER COMPLY !!!!
@@Kuutamo73 You're a sheep.
You’re dangerous to many people.
The young lady needs to take s public speaking course. The ums and aes makes her sound like a 6th grader.
Valuable content
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Did we know at what tissue temperature did SARS COV2 better replicate ?
Did mask wearing maintain higher mucouseal respiratory temperature ?
At TWiV 659 at min29 virologist Christian Drosten suggest that SARS COV2 better replicate at low tissue temperature.
Are you asking if wearing a mask caused lower mucosal temperature, and thus lower likelihood of viral replication?
Sorry I’m just trying to understand your question. I’ve noticed you post it often in YT comments.
@@MK-ih6wpmask wearing increase mucouseal respiratory temperature
Maybe mask wearing not only stop droplets, but also mitigate SARS COV2 infection by increasing mucouseal respiratory temperature, especially If fever occur.
Because SARS COV2 was an atenuated virus, temperature sensitive
I'm so glad UCSF is now offering Zoology as a topic. Just to show how moronic these "scientists" have become. Keep up the great work.
I'm always drawn by the moronic comments on this site. Thanks for that!
@@Dandan-tg6tjare you saying that all mammals are vulnerable to bird flu?
Or are all mammals vulnerable to all the same viruses?
I thought it was species dependent...
(Not trying to be snotty, just trying to understand.)
@@Dandan-tg6tj I will _far_ outlive you, since you clearly got 45 booster shots. You can't even think logically.
@@razerginn The only thing moronic here is the video. If you liked it, you're not much better.
@@Lp78Ch Do not, ever, state what you don't know for sure as facts. You only prove you're an idiot.
Ads are never seen on TWIV #MoneyChangesEverything
Probably because they are being funded by *ahem* outside sources
That channel is all propaganda. Haven't you figured that out by now???
@@gferraro8353 Pretty sure they have the option to turn ads on or off? It affects their monetization.
@@gferraro8353no. it’s definitely them putting ads in.
Thank you very much.
too long!
I don't trust any of this
Don't go to a doctor. Do your own research. You know more than research scientists. Good for you. Don't go to a hospital if you're sick. Good for you
You have to be a Trump supporter. Keep listening to Trump. Good for you.
@@S4vh55hdci Hospitals are useless now. If you haven't figured that out, good luck surviving the next "pandemic."
Go somewhere else
@@Lp78Ch great one less complaining conspiracy theorist to deal with
ChatGPT please summarize