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COVID-19: BioNTech founder behind coronavirus vaccine says first UK patients could get jab next month
Professor Ugur Sahin tells Sky News life could return to normal in the UK, Europe and US by "the middle of next year".
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NYC just got more restrictions. They limited the size of indoor gatherings and ordered certain kinds of businesses to close early (bars, gyms, restaurants).
I’m trying to decide whether or not to stay at my food distribution volunteer job through the winter. I really want to. On the other hand, I am sensitive to the cold and concerned about COVID. We work outdoors, giving food to large numbers of people. It’s a great thing to be involved in, but I have to decide whether or not it’s worth the risk.
I’m trying to decide whether or not to stay at my food distribution volunteer job through the winter. I really want to. On the other hand, I am sensitive to the cold and concerned about COVID. We work outdoors, giving food to large numbers of people. It’s a great thing to be involved in, but I have to decide whether or not it’s worth the risk.
Three people in my social circle tested positive in the last week. I got tested on Saturday and didn't get results (negative) until Tuesday...I missed work and skipped an outdoor party for some friends who were back in town while I waited. I know a lot of people are just gonna go about business as usual while they wait on results so that kind of wait time just seems unacceptable (turns out one of the people I know with covid came straight from getting tested to hang out at the bike shop!).
I hope the death rate stays low if it doesn't decline further. But at this point I'm expecting everyone will get it eventually - our government has totally failed to control this and people just aren't taking it seriously. When it's all said and done the US will have lost well over 100x the number of people lost on 9/11 and it doesn't feel like our response is in anyway proportionate to that.
I hope the death rate stays low if it doesn't decline further. But at this point I'm expecting everyone will get it eventually - our government has totally failed to control this and people just aren't taking it seriously. When it's all said and done the US will have lost well over 100x the number of people lost on 9/11 and it doesn't feel like our response is in anyway proportionate to that.
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My coworker was complaining about how strict our work policy is on masks. She said it's so ironic when the people who want everyone to wear a mask get covid themselves! 
I started to say something, but let it go.... There's a lot worse she comes up with than that!
I started to say something, but let it go.... There's a lot worse she comes up with than that!
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My coworker was complaining about how strict our work policy is on masks. She said it's so ironic when the people who want everyone to wear a mask get covid themselves!
Yeah, a lot of people still don’t get that thr masks are to protect other people.
I hope everyone stays vigilant. It’s really starting to spread. More and more people that I know are being directly exposed to positive cases. Luckily they are testing negative. I know we are all tired of it...so so tired. But we can’t quit now. It will mean all we’ve done the last 8 months was for nothing.
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It’s rising here too. It’s at that point where it’s not that bad, and people are still relaxed, but things could take a turn for the worse any time.
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Cuomo is now hinting that we could soon get new state-wide or city-wide restrictions. He might make an announcement on Monday.
I’m doing 3 more days of in-person volunteer work. I’m also going to try and get to the dentist soon, before the rate of infection goes up. And I keep stocking up on basic supplies.
I’m doing 3 more days of in-person volunteer work. I’m also going to try and get to the dentist soon, before the rate of infection goes up. And I keep stocking up on basic supplies.
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COVID-19: Is Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine safe and will it work? - Your questions answered
The UK has become the first country in the world to approve the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine, with rollout about to begin.
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COVID-19: New protein treatment 'reduces odds of developing severe' coronavirus
The drug, developed in Southampton, contains interferon beta-1a - a protein naturally produced by the body to fight viruses.
That is good if it works.COVID-19: Is Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine safe and will it work? - Your questions answered
The UK has become the first country in the world to approve the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine, with rollout about to begin.news.sky.com
Something else that cheered me up during these gloomy times.
Peter Sutcliffe dead - relieved son of victim says 'who'd have thought coronavirus had a happy ending'
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our area is also going into Red Zone on Monday - I too have been continuing to stock up and it is working as I have only had to go out every 10 days to 2 weeks to restock with fresh food and replenish the other items - I would like to do another fresh food run since the weather has cooled down again so my balcony can again be a cold cellar of sorts - potatoes, carrots, onions, garlic, squash, etc.
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Best Covid article of the week.
www.theatlantic.com
It’s Time to Hunker Down
A devastating surge is here. Unless Americans act aggressively, it will get much larger, very quickly.
I'm realizing I only lost weight due to increasing work hours. I'm afraid I'll blow up if we shut down! This employer is not essential!
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im not sure what is going to happen this summer. but i am keeping prepared , keeping backups of things and thinking ahead..
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So far the counties in the Bay Area are doing ok, covid-wise. Much better than most places. I can’t find the data on new cases per day but it must be pretty low. There are only 20 people with Covid in hospitals today. That is for the whole county. And the curve is flat. San Francisco reports about 40 confirmed hospitalized patients. It is starting to go up. In October it was down to 20. As of today, San Francisco is discontinuing indoor eating. Mostly because of a report that stated that indoor eating was very risky. Not sure if that is going to happen here or not. I still don’t go out to eat.
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