In part two of his interview with Stephen, Dr. David Agus explains why we shouldn’t panic at the idea of a future that brings an unending parade of new coronavirus variants. #Colbert #DavidAgus #DrAgus
In part two of his interview with Stephen, Dr. David Agus explains why we shouldn’t panic at the idea of a future that brings an unending parade of new coronavirus variants. #Colbert #DavidAgus #DrAgus
We do have a system that tracks vaccines. It’s called the health department.. geezus who is this guy,???
ReplyI’ve never had a flu shot or tet. Haven’t had either. I don’t like needles. Not getting this one. Make a pill
ReplyBasically every time a virus finds a new host, it’s mutated from it’s last host.
ReplyRE: “How backwards are we that we have a piece of paper” My husband and I are Americans living in the Netherlands. I got vaccinated with Pfizer in the Netherlands. My husband was vaccinated with Pfizer in the US. He has a piece of paper that no one will accept as proof of vaccination because IT’S A PIECE OF PAPER! It’s too easy to forge one. Me, I typed my SS# into my phone and it instantly gave me a QR code that tells everyone from my doctor’s office to my dance teacher that I’ve been vaccinated. The US has the technology. Why don’t they use it?
ReplyJust waiting for the Necromican variant then we can be done with this crap…
ReplyGermany has an electronic system. America is behind the times.
ReplyThis is getting very weird
ReplyExperts are in the comment section as you and I expected. Good luck
ReplyLouisiana is LEADING THE NATION with our State approved La Wallet app, which includes vax status as well as Driver’s license, etc. Directly from the relevant agency, updated in real time.
ReplyNot often we are at the forefront of a technological breakthrough: just going to set this down and step back to admire!
Fuck “new”, i just want NORMAL!
ReplyExactly so everyone stfu and let things go back to normal.
ReplyJust put the vaccine in the drinking water
ReplyCrazy they have paper vaccine record. Mine is in my phone.
ReplyUmm they reached natural herd immunity w/s.f.
Replypeople seem to forget that when pandemics/plagues like this would come about just 100 years ago, it would kill 10’s of millions of people. or more……the Spanish flu killed an estimated 50 million…..modern technology, modern ways of communication, modern sanitation etc has allowed us to weather this disease in a way never thought possible.
ReplyIt’s a weapon, and only gets stronger with each new vaccine
Reply40 years from now it will be the Covid Delta+ Rewards variant.
ReplyI’m curious – why don’t we need boosters for smallpox or scarlet fever or or measles? Why so many shots for this specific virus while many others only require one shot? Just curious.
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