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babysdaddy

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  1. starts at 13 min. Pediatricians discussing risk and if they would recommend kids in school, which they do. Our kids are young and we aren't around any immunocompromised folks so we can't wait for them to start. And the risk for kids dying from this is so remote it is not a rationale concern
  2. https://www.npr.org/2020/06/24/882316641/what-parents-can-learn-from-child-care-centers-that-stayed-open-during-lockdowns The Y says that during the lockdowns it cared for up to 40,000 children between the ages of 1 and 14 at 1,100 separate sites, often in partnership with local and state governments. And in New York City, the pandemic's national epicenter in March and April, the city's Department of Education reports that it cared for more than 10,000 children at 170 sites. Working in early days, and on very short notice, these two organizations followed safety guidance that closely resembles what's now been officially put out by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Y says a few staff members and parents at sites around the country did test positive, but there are no records of having more than one case at a site. This, among a population of essential workers.
  3. I did read the piece. And I read the article you (or someone posted) on Israel. And of course I wouldn't claim it closed the issue. I just see people emotionally responding with 'we can't open schools' and I found that study that said kids were not spreading vectors. And just so we are clear, I'm looking for anything to validate my desire to get my kids the fuck out of my house.
  4. Are you going to address the peer reviewed piece from the pediatricians or are you just going to brush it aside and say we suck and we can’t do it? Do you have kids? Our federal government and president have fucked up everything but that is irrelevant to the fact that kids are not spreading it to other kids or adults. Just read it and then you can condescendingly respond to me since that seems to be your schtick
  5. This is a paper that has been peer reviewed and pre-published by the American Academy of Pediatrics. The fact that kids have not spread it in schools elsewhere is relevant. Everything else you are bitching about is not.
  6. that paper is looking at data from schools outside the US and secondary infection spread. Not here.
  7. Kids don't drive the spread and they should be in school. As a parent, mine will be. https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/pediatrics/early/2020/05/22/peds.2020-004879.full.pdf
  8. I keep seeing versions of this on various threads but it does not seem to be backed up by anything. Kids are not drivers of the spread. https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/pediatrics/early/2020/05/22/peds.2020-004879.full.pdf
  9. Would you feel comfortable taking a chinese vaccination?
  10. Anecdotal, employee had to get tested because her son has it and she's showing symptoms. Went today and they said she'd have her results in 7-10 days. What happened to the rapid test results? Luckily we let her work from home yesterday because her son was in town so no exposure in office.
  11. Don't know but I'd guess younger/healthier people so hospitalizations not going crazy? Wonder if anyone that goes into the hospital and has covid is auto ICU?
  12. That decision would indicate they are not concerned about kids needing the beds due to covid.
  13. this is for dallas and has a heat map of where cases have been increasing. Looks like the Black and hispanic community https://covid-analytics-pccinnovation.hub.arcgis.com/
  14. Protests are not. And I thought for sure they would be. https://www.wsj.com/articles/recent-protests-may-not-be-covid-19-transmission-hotspots-11592498020?mod=hp_lead_pos7 Outdoors plus masks do not give rise to mass transmission. Inside, crowded places do.
  15. also, good news, looks like protests were not big spreading events due to being outdoors and lots of mask wearing https://www.wsj.com/articles/recent-protests-may-not-be-covid-19-transmission-hotspots-11592498020?mod=hp_lead_pos3
  16. Go this sent to me today. From a pediatric hospital in canada on recs for school reopening https://www.sickkids.ca/PDFs/About-SickKids/81407-COVID19-Recommendations-for-School-Reopening-SickKids.pdf
  17. How do you know this? Is there data somewhere? The only thing I've seen is that lake party in missouri did not result in more infections. I also saw the protests in Minneapolis only had a 1.3% positive rate of confirmed protest attendees. Meaning, I don't believe outdoor parties or protests are giving us the spike. I think it is something else and would be interested in finding out.
  18. Better now than during the season, imo.
  19. So yesterday North Texas reported 519 new cases (345 Dallas, 143 Tarrant, 32 Denton, 9 Colin county). Big number, record high. But on the email from the Mayor there was a* below the listing that said “197 new cases today are from a backlog due to a lab reporting issue”.
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