There Is Something About Best Laid Plans and Asunder
The military has a 100% vaccination policy. If you are not vaccinated, you cannot be in the military. The purpose […]
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One Size Does Not Fit All When It Comes to Pandemic Applications
This week, Columbia University and Beth Israel Deaconness Medical Center researchers reported their assessment of the newly approved COVID-19 booster
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Is the Best Saved for Last, or Is It Another Temporarily Hope?
We were promised a vaccine that would protect us from infection, and if infected, it would ensure we would not
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Year-Old Solutions Will Not Fix Today’s Problems
A year ago, the pandemic was expanding daily with no vaccines or other effective methods to control coronavirus spread. As
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The Rollercoaster of Pandemic Surges is Puzzling, Yet Promising
Yesterday, I wrote about the wild situation in Vermont, where nearly 90% of its citizens are vaccinated, and the pandemic
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The Latest Great News About Boosters But!
The most recent results from Pfizer’s COVID-19 Booster clinical study are fantastic. With 10,000 participants, averaging over 53 years of
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Our We Safer Today from Disease Than We Were Five or Ten Years Ago?
Over a year and a half into the current pandemic, are we safer from disease, especially viruses than we were
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Will the Next Variant be Worse Than Delta?
No one realized how aggressive the Delta variant was until it hit home. India had the Delta variant surge from
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Is Herd Immunity Possible in the Next Six Months?
As the vaccines were being distributed, the general thinking was that herd immunity could be achieved when the population of
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Are Our Expectations and Reality Aligning or Colliding in Today’s World?
One reason for happiness is having our expectations met. When our expectations are not met, then we are generally unhappy.
