Of one city whose city is now the first in the nation to charge Gun Owners for Gun Violence. Is that even legal . Welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, it is monday, July 12th. Right now the Delta Variant is spreading in the u. S. As pfizer is set to brief Government Health Officials Today on a possible covid19 booster shot. The company said last week that there is waning immunity to the virus among people who received its twodose vaccine. But that announcement has confused a lot of people as federal guidance that fully vaccinated people dont need a booster right now is not expected to change. There are studies being done now on going as we speak about looking at the feasibility about if and when we should be boosting people. So this Isnt Something that we say, no, we dont need a boost right now. The story has ended forever. No, theres a lot of work going on to examine this in realtime to see if we might need a boost. But right now, given the data, that the
Myself, but just watching how people are suffering with their breathing, how hard it is for them to breathe, how poorly they feel. They feel terrible with this. And you can see the regret on their face. They dont necessarily express it all the time. But its clearly there. The patients who are being hospitalized, unvaccinated. And what else, generally speaking . Whats the Age Range of patients you are seeing now . So its kind of interesting, because earlier in the pandemic, and certainly before we had vaccinations, we were seeing a much older Patient Population in the Emergency Department and getting admitted to the hospital. In recent weeks, weve been seeing a much younger population. And really even quite a few people who dont have any underlying medical problems. So, the Age Skew is much younger. Were seeing people in their 30s, 40s, early 50s. Were seeing some teenager and some pediatric patients as well. How sick are the patients youre seeing . Honestly, theyre quite ill. They are
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Myself, but just watching how people are suffering with their breathing, how hard it is for them to breathe, how poorly they feel. they feel terrible with this. and you can see the regret on their face. they don t necessarily express it all the time. but it s clearly there. the patients who are being hospitalized, unvaccinated. and what else, generally speaking? what s the age range of patients you are seeing now? so it s kind of interesting, because earlier in the pandemic, and certainly before we had vaccinations, we were seeing a much older patient population in the emergency department and getting admitted to the hospital. in recent weeks, we ve been seeing a much younger population. and really even quite a few people who don t have any underlying medical problems. so, the age skew is much younger. we re seeing people in their 30s, 40s, early 50s. we re seeing some teenager and
Vaccine or not even advocating on behalf of the vaccine, we see what s happening. 99.2% of the people who are extremely ill or dying are unvaccinated. so, i mean, that s a measure where there is not a mixed bag and that tends to go along with the governors making more moderate policy decisions. as to vaccines, let me be clear, brianna, they are the difference maker and should absolutely be encouraged. but let me say this by way of background. we re at a point, sadly, in our country where with enough volume and enough repetition, can you convince so to 20% of the population of almost anything and the republican party certainly wants to be the party of liberty and free will exercise and all of that. we also have to be responsible and we have to be smart. and the evidence and the data is clear. these vaccines, relative to all other vaccines throughout history, are very safe. they re making a huge difference for human health and we should be encouraging them.