But the simple act of wearing a mask does not slow the virus...
You've been lied to and you want more....
Some data on Covid-19 and why we're not over reacting...
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But the simple act of wearing a mask does not slow the virus...
You've been lied to and you want more....
Hüsker Dü
DA
WOW! Talk about irony defined! LOL! . . . and you take yourself so seriously!
Bruddah IZ
DA
No. You didn't.
Bruddah IZ
DA
Actually, you smart people have been a tremendous help.
He's hard core espy. I saw him speak one time and he was gnarly about what he thinks is going.
Tough as nails? He speaks with conviction? He supports t stance on China and is one tough dude? Life is Gnarly brah!!!
No, no I'm not. I'm a Haole and would never make it as local and nor should eye brah raw. The bros from the Islands kicked me out of their secret spot brah. Blond hair is not popular at some breaks and i was asked to leave. I felt sad but I understood completely how they felt. My hair was super blond and super long bro. My adopted bro lives in Kauai brah!!!
This is me when I was younger
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No, no I'm not. I'm a Haole and would never make it as local and nor should eye brah raw. The bros from the Islands kicked me out of their secret spot brah. Blond hair is not popular at some breaks and i was asked to leave. I felt sad but I understood completely how they felt. My hair was super blond and super long bro. My adopted bro lives in Kauai brah!!!
This is me when I was younger
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Now that's cojones....cut n paste an image and claim it as your own.....
Use " Tineye "....
You like? I like my abs the best. I keep telling my boy I had abs like no other, brah!!!
I took the pic down dude. Relax.....I just got a PM warning. Yikes!!! I will not take a photo off google without permission. Thanks for the warning.
Efforts to beat the coronavirus pandemic could cause over 1 million extra deaths from other diseases, experts warn
By Meera Senthilingam, CNN
Updated 10:28 AM ET, Mon July 6, 2020
(CNN)As health services around the world continue to focus their resources on ending the coronavirus pandemic, they threaten to derail decades of hard-won progress in the response to HIV, TB and many other diseases. That's according to a new report by the International AIDS Society publishing this week.
The society will raise its concerns during the 23rd International AIDS conference, which began Monday. Over the course of the week officials will be highlighting the impact the pandemic has had on control programs for HIV and other diseases worldwide -- adding to a series of fears raised in recent months.
"The social distancing efforts and lockdowns to control the spread of it [coronavirus], have disrupted HIV prevention and treatment programs and put vital HIV research on hold," said Dr. Anton Pozniak, president of the International AIDS Society, last week, ahead of the conference.
Various surveys proved this to be true, including one released in June by the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, an international financing nongovernmental organization. It found that across 106 of the countries it works in, 85% reported disruptions to their HIV services and 78% and 73% to tuberculosis and malaria services, respectively. Nearly 20% reported severe disruptions for all three diseases.
Models by the World Health Organization, Stop TB partnership and Imperial College London have predicted that such disruptions could lead to over 1 million extra deaths across these three diseases.
entire article:
www.cnn.com
By Meera Senthilingam, CNN
Updated 10:28 AM ET, Mon July 6, 2020
(CNN)As health services around the world continue to focus their resources on ending the coronavirus pandemic, they threaten to derail decades of hard-won progress in the response to HIV, TB and many other diseases. That's according to a new report by the International AIDS Society publishing this week.
The society will raise its concerns during the 23rd International AIDS conference, which began Monday. Over the course of the week officials will be highlighting the impact the pandemic has had on control programs for HIV and other diseases worldwide -- adding to a series of fears raised in recent months.
"The social distancing efforts and lockdowns to control the spread of it [coronavirus], have disrupted HIV prevention and treatment programs and put vital HIV research on hold," said Dr. Anton Pozniak, president of the International AIDS Society, last week, ahead of the conference.
Various surveys proved this to be true, including one released in June by the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, an international financing nongovernmental organization. It found that across 106 of the countries it works in, 85% reported disruptions to their HIV services and 78% and 73% to tuberculosis and malaria services, respectively. Nearly 20% reported severe disruptions for all three diseases.
Models by the World Health Organization, Stop TB partnership and Imperial College London have predicted that such disruptions could lead to over 1 million extra deaths across these three diseases.
entire article:
Efforts to beat the coronavirus pandemic could cause over 1 million extra deaths from other diseases, experts warn | CNN
As health services around the world continue to focus their resources on ending the coronavirus pandemic, they threaten to derail decades of hard-won progress in the response to HIV, tuberculosis and many other diseases, global health experts warn.
www.cnn.com
Hüsker Dü
DA
Oh, so now you want to believe the experts.Efforts to beat the coronavirus pandemic could cause over 1 million extra deaths from other diseases, experts warn
By Meera Senthilingam, CNN
Updated 10:28 AM ET, Mon July 6, 2020
(CNN)As health services around the world continue to focus their resources on ending the coronavirus pandemic, they threaten to derail decades of hard-won progress in the response to HIV, TB and many other diseases. That's according to a new report by the International AIDS Society publishing this week.
The society will raise its concerns during the 23rd International AIDS conference, which began Monday. Over the course of the week officials will be highlighting the impact the pandemic has had on control programs for HIV and other diseases worldwide -- adding to a series of fears raised in recent months.
"The social distancing efforts and lockdowns to control the spread of it [coronavirus], have disrupted HIV prevention and treatment programs and put vital HIV research on hold," said Dr. Anton Pozniak, president of the International AIDS Society, last week, ahead of the conference.
Various surveys proved this to be true, including one released in June by the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, an international financing nongovernmental organization. It found that across 106 of the countries it works in, 85% reported disruptions to their HIV services and 78% and 73% to tuberculosis and malaria services, respectively. Nearly 20% reported severe disruptions for all three diseases.
Models by the World Health Organization, Stop TB partnership and Imperial College London have predicted that such disruptions could lead to over 1 million extra deaths across these three diseases.
entire article:
Efforts to beat the coronavirus pandemic could cause over 1 million extra deaths from other diseases, experts warn | CNN
As health services around the world continue to focus their resources on ending the coronavirus pandemic, they threaten to derail decades of hard-won progress in the response to HIV, tuberculosis and many other diseases, global health experts warn.
Some parents would rather have a their child die than give up any "freedom" -
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Carsyn Leigh Davis
Carsyn Leigh Davis was a caring and energetic 17-year-old girl who died less than two weeks after her mother took her to a “COVID party” with more than 100 unmasked children in attendan…
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Is that a threat.....lol!
I notice you lack comprehension... that's coupled with your inability
to grasp context.