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And even though the sublineage is now being detected in about half of Colorado's wastewater systems, it's still too early to tell whether we're experiencing the beginning of a seventh wave of the coronavirus pandemic, Herlihy said Monday. Studies have shown that while omicron appears to be more transmissible, it does not appear to be more severe or cause increased immune system evasion from prior infection or vaccination than the original omicron strain, Herlihy said, though state health officials continue to caution Coloradans to get tested at the first sign of symptoms.
If your employer coerced you or a loved one into any 'medical' intervention(s), and you suffered any injuries, your statute of limitations is running.
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How depressing for you guys. But tell everyone we still have to mask up on the plane because CDC and King Fauci know best. Doom and Death are always right around the corner
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Since it's happened 6 times before, let's assume it IS and do something preventative for the first time CDPHE GovofCO What happened to our colorado media holding elected officials accountable? covid19colorado
Nobody cares. We’re done.
Well We’re making progress. Instead of full blown We’re all gonna die panic over the 70th- I mean 7th - wave of Covid. It’s too early to tell. ITS ALWAYS TOO EARLY TO TELL!
Give it up and go find something interesting to report on.
so do we know if the current COVID tests we have detect the BA2 variant?