Study Shows Vaccines Could Have Prevented 90,000 Deaths

[martin]

Dying for what you believe in can be a noble sacrifice. Not here.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...-live-updates/


"Approximately 90,000 covid-19 deaths could have been avoided over four months of this year if more U.S. adults had chosen to be vaccinated, a new study finds, as the disease caused by the coronavirus became the second-leading cause of death in the United States.

The estimate from the Peterson Center on Healthcare and the Kaiser Family Foundation focused on deaths of U.S. adults from June 2021 — when the report says coronavirus vaccines became widely available to the general public — through September.

Around half of the deaths it deemed preventable occurred in September, due to the spread of the more contagious delta variant, the easing of social distancing rules, and the lower vaccination rate among younger adults, the study said. That month, covid-19 was the leading cause of death for adults between ages 35 and 54, superseding heart disease and cancer...."

[Hoosier Daddy]

but what about the rights of parents to make it easier for their kids to be infected?

[Blackwater Lunchbreak]

Dying for what you believe in can be a noble sacrifice. Not here.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...-live-updates/


"Approximately 90,000 covid-19 deaths could have been avoided over four months of this year if more U.S. adults had chosen to be vaccinated, a new study finds, as the disease caused by the coronavirus became the second-leading cause of death in the United States.

The estimate from the Peterson Center on Healthcare and the Kaiser Family Foundation focused on deaths of U.S. adults from June 2021 — when the report says coronavirus vaccines became widely available to the general public — through September.

Around half of the deaths it deemed preventable occurred in September, due to the spread of the more contagious delta variant, the easing of social distancing rules, and the lower vaccination rate among younger adults, the study said. That month, covid-19 was the leading cause of death for adults between ages 35 and 54, superseding heart disease and cancer...."

so stupid.

[Blackwater Lunchbreak]

woulda shoulda coulda.

stfu.

[Blackwater Lunchbreak]

never ending fake news fear porn.

[Hoosier Daddy]

so stupid.

at least you can admit that about yourself. good on you.

[Blackwater Lunchbreak]

at least you can admit that about yourself. good on you.

no. the op, stupid.

[PostmodernProphet]

studies like this are reminiscent of the Lancer studies that claimed the Iraq deaths exceeded the number of dead bodies by a factor of 1240:1........

[Yakuda]

Dying for what you believe in can be a noble sacrifice. Not here.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...-live-updates/


"Approximately 90,000 covid-19 deaths could have been avoided over four months of this year if more U.S. adults had chosen to be vaccinated, a new study finds, as the disease caused by the coronavirus became the second-leading cause of death in the United States.

The estimate from the Peterson Center on Healthcare and the Kaiser Family Foundation focused on deaths of U.S. adults from June 2021 — when the report says coronavirus vaccines became widely available to the general public — through September.

Around half of the deaths it deemed preventable occurred in September, due to the spread of the more contagious delta variant, the easing of social distancing rules, and the lower vaccination rate among younger adults, the study said. That month, covid-19 was the leading cause of death for adults between ages 35 and 54, superseding heart disease and cancer...."

So?

[Hoosier Daddy]

studies like this are reminiscent of the Lancer studies that claimed the Iraq deaths exceeded the number of dead bodies by a factor of 1240:1........

bullshit. you are a lying fake Christian piece of shit..that never happened, there is no LANCER study, it is a LANCET STUDY...and it was criticized for being too high in Iraqi deaths, stupid liar.

We've now got a response from the authors of the controversial* Lancet* study that estimated that over 600,000 Iraqi civilians were killed in the first four years of the war. They've written a letter to their main critics at the *National Journal *and posted a general defense.

They vociferously defend their methodology and reject all claims of political bias, particularly that they wanted to get their shockingly high data out before the 2006 Congressional elections. They accuse the National Journal of misquoting them. To the extent data hasn't been released for others to look at, it's because the researchers were concerned for the safety of the people interviewed.

Interestingly, this past week, the New England Journal of Medicine released its own study on the number of Iraqi civilians killed in the war. Their estimate? 151,000 civilian deaths since the beginning of the invasion, a much smaller number than the* Lancet* study, but one that's at least within an order of magnitude.

https://www.wired.com/2008/01/researchers-of/

[goat]

Over 200,000 covid-19 deaths could have been avoided if the US had Medicare for All, like every other wealthy oligarchy/autocracy. Kaiser recently suspended 2200 employees who tirelessly worked through 18 months of a man-made virus. Mandates benefit big pharma and punishes workers.

Show me your papers.

[PostmodernProphet]

bullshit. you are a lying fake Christian piece of shit.....that never happened, there is no LANCER study, it is a LANCET STUDY

thank you, you lying fake rationalist cunt.....you caught my spelling mistake......the only mistake in my post, of course....

[martin]

studies like this are reminiscent of the Lancer studies that claimed the Iraq deaths exceeded the number of dead bodies by a factor of 1240:1........

Maybe to a true believer they are. To a normal person they are reminders of cases like one reported in The Richmond Times Dispatch this morning of a couple that just died of Covid leaving five kids.
They had been spooked from taking the vaccine by what they read on the Internet.

[ThatOwlWoman]

so stupid.

It absolutely IS so stupid. It's like someone dying of thirst in the desert. A rescuer comes along and offers him water, but he refuses because "I don't know what's in that."

[PostmodernProphet]

Maybe to a true believer they are. To a normal person they are reminders of cases like one reported in The Richmond Times Dispatch this morning of a couple that just died of Covid leaving five kids.
They had been spooked from taking the virus by what they read on the Internet.

what about the other 89,998?.....