Coronavirus

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might be over but still got a cough 6 weeks later. Want to restart deer hunting in January but I don't sound like a buck grunt ! If this is it won't bother with another shot, last one nearly years ago....the last time I got the flu it was much worse than this virus.
 
cany said:
Its over no one cares anymore
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Many diseases that were once thought to be eradicated or under control have made a comeback, including:
  • Measles: Considered wiped out in 2000, there have been outbreaks in recent years, including in Massachusetts, Illinois, and California.

  • Whooping cough: This highly contagious disease was almost entirely eradicated in 1976, but outbreaks have been reported in recent years.

  • Scarlet fever: This disease has seen a resurgence globally, including in England.

  • Diphtheria: In 2018, an outbreak in Bangladesh caused nearly 8,000 cases.

  • Trench fever: In 2020, four homeless men in Winnipeg, Canada were identified with trench fever and associated heart problems.

  • Syphilis and chlamydia: These sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) don't respond as well to antibiotics as they used to.

  • Leprosy: Also called Hansen's disease, this illness is caused by bacteria that attack your nerves.

  • Plague: Still affects up to 3,000 people a year.
Other diseases that have made a comeback include:

Tuberculosis, Cholera, Pertussis, Influenza, Pneumococcal disease, Gonorrhea, and Mumps.

Factors that can contribute to disease resurgence include drug resistance and extreme weather events.
 
movetheboat said:
Many diseases that were once thought to be eradicated or under control have made a comeback, including:
  • Measles: Considered wiped out in 2000, there have been outbreaks in recent years, including in Massachusetts, Illinois, and California.

  • Whooping cough: This highly contagious disease was almost entirely eradicated in 1976, but outbreaks have been reported in recent years.

  • Scarlet fever: This disease has seen a resurgence globally, including in England.

  • Diphtheria: In 2018, an outbreak in Bangladesh caused nearly 8,000 cases.

  • Trench fever: In 2020, four homeless men in Winnipeg, Canada were identified with trench fever and associated heart problems.

  • Syphilis and chlamydia: These sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) don't respond as well to antibiotics as they used to.

  • Leprosy: Also called Hansen's disease, this illness is caused by bacteria that attack your nerves.

  • Plague: Still affects up to 3,000 people a year.
Other diseases that have made a comeback include:

Tuberculosis, Cholera, Pertussis, Influenza, Pneumococcal disease, Gonorrhea, and Mumps.

Factors that can contribute to disease resurgence include drug resistance and extreme weather events.
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covid over stop it
 
talk about same shit..............

So you're saying COVID is no longer out there? That just like "poof" it disappeared? Like bubonic plague?

We'll have to let the the 1000's still coming down with it that it's something else I guess.

I vote for a case of the sniffles...............
 
wader said:
talk about same shit..............

So you're saying COVID is no longer out there? That just like "poof" it disappeared? Like bubonic plague?

We'll have to let the the 1000's still coming down with it that it's something else I guess.

I vote for a case of the sniffles...............
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Stop it Its over
 
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