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Republican Candidate Dies on Election Day After Collapsing at Polling Site
RIP Red
According to a statement from town officials on Tuesday afternoon, Worrall was greeting voters at the polling station at Clarksville's Renaissance Academy when he suddenly collapsed. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance but died shortly after reaching the facility.
RIP Red
According to a statement from town officials on Tuesday afternoon, Worrall was greeting voters at the polling station at Clarksville's Renaissance Academy when he suddenly collapsed. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance but died shortly after reaching the facility.kickingandscreaming
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More, “You can’t handle the truth” from our out of control NGOs.
"A peer-reviewed study published earlier this year in the journal Cureus, found that vaccines given to children under the age of five in developed countries are associated with INCREASED mortality. The more doses given, the higher the infant mortality.
Despite all the variables, our health authorities act as though one-size-fits-all.
Parents (mom usually makes the health decisions for the family) alone are responsible for the health and safety of their children. You should think twice when your pediatrician recommends more vaccines."
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Despite all the variables, our health authorities act as though one-size-fits-all.
Parents (mom usually makes the health decisions for the family) alone are responsible for the health and safety of their children. You should think twice when your pediatrician recommends more vaccines."
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RIP!!! This is just sickening to witness everyday. Thanks Dad for killer misinformation you and your Elk pettled on here. Shame on you, Espola, Surf Futbol and Husker Du
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Professional soccer player, 28, dies after collapsing on field
Raphael Dwamena, a former member of the Ghana national soccer team, died Saturday after he collapsed on the field during a game. He was 28.
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Crush and few others tried to warn you all. Dad4, Espola and Husker Du told you all to obey and STFU. Surf Futbol said it's just find and dandy for young men to enter, take showers and play with females in sport and in their locker room. This is what these freaks believe in. Espola is a sicko and a traitor!!!
A new COVID variant, HV.1, is now dominant. These are its most common symptoms
What is HV.1, the new COVID variant?
HV.1 is part of the omicron family. “You can almost think of HV.1 as a grandchild of omicron,” says Schaffner. HV.1 is a sublineage of omicron XBB.1.9.2 and a direct descendent of EG.5, according to the CDC's SARS-CoV-2 lineage tree.
“The COVID family of viruses likes to mutate. We’ve all learned that by now," says Schaffner. While HV.1 is mutated, it's still very close to the existing omicron subvariants, Schaffner explains.
For the most part, scientists are not concerned about new variants like HV.1, which look very similar to strains we've already seen before, NBC News reported.
However, there are a few highly mutated strains which have set off alarm bells. These include BA.2.86 or Pirola, which has an extra 36 mutations that differentiate it from XBB.1.5., and a newer variant called JN.1, which has one more mutation than Pirola.
Fortunately, neither BA.2.86 nor JN.1 are common in the U.S. right now, according to the CDC — JN.1 is so rare that it makes up fewer than 0.1% of SARS-CoV-2 cases.
As for HV.1, it rapidly gained steam after it was first detected this past summer. In late July, HV.1 accounted for just 0.5% of COVID-19 cases in the U.S., CDC data show. By Sept. 30, HV.1 made up 12.5% of cases, and by November, it was the dominant strain.
What are HV.1 symptoms?
The symptoms caused by infection with HV.1 are similar to those caused by recent variants, says Schaffner, which include:
What is HV.1, the new COVID variant?
HV.1 is part of the omicron family. “You can almost think of HV.1 as a grandchild of omicron,” says Schaffner. HV.1 is a sublineage of omicron XBB.1.9.2 and a direct descendent of EG.5, according to the CDC's SARS-CoV-2 lineage tree.
“The COVID family of viruses likes to mutate. We’ve all learned that by now," says Schaffner. While HV.1 is mutated, it's still very close to the existing omicron subvariants, Schaffner explains.
For the most part, scientists are not concerned about new variants like HV.1, which look very similar to strains we've already seen before, NBC News reported.
However, there are a few highly mutated strains which have set off alarm bells. These include BA.2.86 or Pirola, which has an extra 36 mutations that differentiate it from XBB.1.5., and a newer variant called JN.1, which has one more mutation than Pirola.
Fortunately, neither BA.2.86 nor JN.1 are common in the U.S. right now, according to the CDC — JN.1 is so rare that it makes up fewer than 0.1% of SARS-CoV-2 cases.
As for HV.1, it rapidly gained steam after it was first detected this past summer. In late July, HV.1 accounted for just 0.5% of COVID-19 cases in the U.S., CDC data show. By Sept. 30, HV.1 made up 12.5% of cases, and by November, it was the dominant strain.
What are HV.1 symptoms?
The symptoms caused by infection with HV.1 are similar to those caused by recent variants, says Schaffner, which include:
- Sore throat
- Congestion or stuffiness
- Runny nose
- Cough
- Fatigue
- Headache
- Muscle aches
- Fever or chills
A message from Dad4's favorite CEO......
"Three years ago today, we were able to share with the world the joyous news that our #COVID19 vaccine was highly effective in preventing disease," Bourla wrote. "It was one of the best moments of my career. We could not have reached this point without the extraordinary efforts of our talented and dedicated @Pfizer colleagues and @BioNTech_Group partners (and schoolteachers and the Big U Schools)," the CEO said.
"Three years ago today, we were able to share with the world the joyous news that our #COVID19 vaccine was highly effective in preventing disease," Bourla wrote. "It was one of the best moments of my career. We could not have reached this point without the extraordinary efforts of our talented and dedicated @Pfizer colleagues and @BioNTech_Group partners (and schoolteachers and the Big U Schools)," the CEO said.