On the verge of herd immunity?
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@george-k said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
Two different things - blood donors are a smaller group that might not reflect the general population.
I think it's a fairly safe bet that blood donors are likely to be less averse to having injections and visiting medical facilities than the general population.
@doctor-phibes said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
@george-k said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
Two different things - blood donors are a smaller group that might not reflect the general population.
I think it's a fairly safe bet that blood donors are likely to be less averse to having injections and visiting medical facilities than the general population.
More virtuous, therefore likely to be politically conservative.
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@george-k said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
Two different things - blood donors are a smaller group that might not reflect the general population.
I think it's a fairly safe bet that blood donors are likely to be less averse to having injections and visiting medical facilities than the general population.
@doctor-phibes said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
@george-k said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
Two different things - blood donors are a smaller group that might not reflect the general population.
I think it's a fairly safe bet that blood donors are likely to be less averse to having injections and visiting medical facilities than the general population.
Not necessarily. Donations revolve around a lot of factors.
At least in my experience as a blood banker...
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@doctor-phibes said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
@george-k said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
Two different things - blood donors are a smaller group that might not reflect the general population.
I think it's a fairly safe bet that blood donors are likely to be less averse to having injections and visiting medical facilities than the general population.
Not necessarily. Donations revolve around a lot of factors.
At least in my experience as a blood banker...
@jolly said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
@doctor-phibes said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
@george-k said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
Two different things - blood donors are a smaller group that might not reflect the general population.
I think it's a fairly safe bet that blood donors are likely to be less averse to having injections and visiting medical facilities than the general population.
Not necessarily. Donations revolve around a lot of factors.
At least in my experience as a blood banker...
Ironically, regular bankers have more blood on their hands than blood bankers.
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Must be all the ivermectin the herd’s been taking.
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By the way, I don’t mean to be that guy, but if 20% of the population has had COVID, where does that put the CFR in relationship to influenza?
The Brad
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@mik said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
@larry said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
I don't have a herd any more...
That's what I herd.
Sounds like a lot of bull to me
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By the way, I don’t mean to be that guy, but if 20% of the population has had COVID, where does that put the CFR in relationship to influenza?
@lufins-dad said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
By the way, I don’t mean to be that guy, but if 20% of the population has had COVID, where does that put the CFR in relationship to influenza?
Remember IFR /= CFR
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@lufins-dad said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
20% have some immunity from previous infection? That’s twice the number of cases reported in the US.
I would assume there's a large cohort of asymptomatic infected.
Also, how many of those that received the shot also had previously been infected?
I know of at least one (D2)!
@george-k said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
@lufins-dad said in On the verge of herd immunity?:
20% have some immunity from previous infection? That’s twice the number of cases reported in the US.
I would assume there's a large cohort of asymptomatic infected.
Also, how many of those that received the shot also had previously been infected?
I know of at least one (D2)!
And some who were very ill, but not hospitalized, before the word COVID was on the front page news.
