It can be difficult for me to find the words to write these pieces at times…..
The level of craziness we see on a daily basis is mind-boggling……
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Many people have pointed out that the sudden increase in Covid cases comes at a time when flu illnesses are at an all-time low.
So, I believe I’ve discovered the reason.
According to recent reports, persons infected with Covid-19 in the United States are not legally authorized to identify which strain they have…
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Do you have the same thoughts as I do?
It can be difficult for me to find the words to write these pieces at times…..
The level of craziness we see on a daily basis is mind-boggling……
Many people have pointed out that the sudden increase in Covid cases comes at a time when flu illnesses are at an all-time low.
So, I believe I’ve discovered the reason.
According to recent reports, persons infected with Covid-19 in the United States are not legally authorized to identify which strain they have…
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Do you have the same thoughts as I do?
If they aren’t allowed to know what strain they have, I wouldn’t rule out the possibility that the “experts” and “authorities” are faking all of the figures.
They also have no evidence to back up any assertions concerning the Delta variation because, according to their own admissions in these latest publications, they don’t gather much data on variants at all.
Who’s to say if a Delta strain exists at all?
Finally, who is to say that people are infected with c-19 in the first place if they aren’t allowed to know which strain they are sick with?
Here’s everything we know right now about it:
https://twitter.com/GRE8TBLACKSHARK/status/1434260921199874048?s=20
tests have to be federally approved for the results to be disclosed to doctors or patients, and most are not yet. According to lab scientists, the process of validating the tests for approval is too costly and time-consuming to be a priority.
Photo via @HealthInsider— Fulminare (@Fulminare6) September 5, 2021
According to Business Insider:
Before the findings of genome-sequencing tests may be communicated to clinicians or patients, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service (CMS), which administers the regulatory process for US labs, requires that they be federally approved. These are the tests that detect variations, but there is currently no motivation for labs to validate them.
Kelly Wroblewski, director of infectious diseases at the Association of Public Health Laboratories, told Insider, “I don’t think there’s a lot of drive to get that done.”
https://twitter.com/ghettogourmet2k/status/1434083605605724160?s=20
How exactly did the delta variant evolve into the highly infectious strain that the world is now struggling to contain?
Scientists have a few theories. https://t.co/KWB48aIGCf pic.twitter.com/GoInwHUmKG
— ABC News (@ABC) September 4, 2021
On NBC News, an earlier story corroborated Business Insider’s article:
According to Janet Hamilton, executive director of the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists, federal rules governing who can be informed about variant cases are so muddled that public health officials may only know the county where a case has emerged but are unable to conduct the type of investigation or deliver the notifications required to slow the spread.
“It might be related with a person in a high-risk congregate situation or it could not be,” Hamilton said, “but we don’t know what we don’t know without patient information.” The group has requested that the requirements be waived by federal officials. “The clock is ticking.”
