I sent an email with questions about polio in the US yesterday, and today 913 answered all my questions! Thanks guys. I sent the questions because another TH-camr doubted my assertions about the presence of polio in the US. So I sent him a reply asking him to watch TWIV 913. Once again, you prove to be the best source of scientific info on viruses on the web.
My late father, who practiced medicine as urologist for many years, devising several procedures and the instruments to perform them with, and being called to Washington DC many times to demonstrate how to do the procedures. He was well regarded, and often elected president of the county AMA, but fell afoul of one extremely bad physician and his lawyer wife. After this surgeon's negligence had killed a number of patients, my father and the other members of the local hospital board denied him rights to use any hospital, his wife retaliated by issuing bogus malpractice suits against all the doctors on the hospital boards. It got to the point all the local judges threw out her malpractice suits as soon as they saw her name, and the couple went somewhere else. This Minnesota doctor sounds like the same sort of vindictive jerk, trying to punish other physicians for his bad practice. I hope he too is driven elsewhere.
Hi from the UK.Thanks for covering the polio issue we have. Keep up the great work .All very informative and very interesting.ive learnt such a lot from you all .
It would be great if you would do a podcast on vaccine injury. While controversial, more literature is coming out about how these injuries may be able to inform upon long Covid. As many with vaccine injury present with symptoms similar to long Covid. See a recent paper out of Dan Longo’s lab. I myself had severe injury and am still trying to recover. I am not an anti-vaxxer. Indeed, I’m a viral immunologist by profession.
@@tunneling-nanotubes VAERS is primarily a safety signal detection and hypothesis-generating system. The problem is in using its unverified data to imply that a vaccine caused something.
@@minRef because few are studying it. Nath is still a preprint. It’s not talked about. MDs haven’t been reporting it to VAERS. A lot of us on forum, who have similar symptoms (especially neurological/automatic/cardiovascular), had to report to VAERS ourselves.
@@tunneling-nanotubes unfortunately, a number of people have gone bankrupt due to medical expenses, and the government and employers are protected from litigation. I have $100K in medical expenses because of this and I can’t sue Pfizer. I also believe understanding vaccine injury is equally as important as Covid itself. You would likely feel that way if an injury had happened to you or family. My whole family has been impacted by my disability.
@@tunneling-nanotubes it happened to my daughter as well. One possibility is immune-complex activation of mast cells leading to a host of responses similar to MACS and other autoimmune disorders. I became paralyzed for a bit and it was like I’d had a stroke including significant cognitive deficits. I’m currently in the constant fatigue, brain fog, word-finding, neuropathy, GI issues, cyclical fevers, etc. stage. My daughter has the chronic fatigue and incapacitating anxiety that appears with long Covid in children.
Sea pens are bioluminescent animals that look like the plumes of old fashioned feather tip pens. A beautiful sight to see underwater at night, the water shimmering when the sea pens are touched.
OPV is the old oral Polio vaccine that uses live portions. It gets in the gut and might be slightly contagious. Thus, yes it probably is from immigrants that come from countries that still use OPV. Newer versions are injected and not live. First world countries don’t use OPV anymore.
I "watch" you all on TH-cam, but just put the phone in my pocket and walk around listening, just like a podcast. I like having the option to see everyone's face, but pretty much never actually have the screen on.
Hi Vincent, I sent an email about the Virology blog 'Trial by Error" as the characters are corrupted on it. Is it possible to fix that somehow? I am hoping to share it with a couple of doctors and a journalist Thank you
Dear colleagues, What should UKHSA does? I have two recommendations 1: Enhance AFP surveillance and use OPV to prevent infection and transmission among target children under five years! What your opinion?
It used to be said that London's sewage system workers had the lowest rate of sickness absenteeism` I don't know if that's still true, but , certainly, having to regularly shovel their way through 'fatbergs' to keep things moving in the restaurant districts, must build up the muscles!
01:18:08 A check list also need to adhere to what it is supposed to do, and not be written by a non-performer that will want to put in what is in vogue for the time being: As starting with "Health Safety and Environment Reporting the last twelve hours" or "Location of Emergency Exits" before getting on with use of the CPAP-machine.
Very appropriate title for the topic. In regard to these mix and watch, I have the impression that when people try to manipulate nature at will (gain of function) their dilusional experiments could end up being counterproductive, as you may see.
You'd think children are the most horrible at handwashing. I have witnessed elderly handwashing that rival children, particularly with mild cognitive impairment/short-term memory issues. Not quite needing assistance 24/7 and still maintaining independence. I'm sure with children it's the children not needing full supervision as well.
Are these elderly people sticking their hands in other people's mouths, as children often do? Or handling each other's food? My three year old grandson has taken his finger, from out of his nose, to insert it into cake batter, for a taste. Little children are fantastic at spreading germs, and when one first sends their child to school, most parents have a year of constant colds.
I work at a garbage disposal company and we often clean out the trash barrels with pressure washers. I just started but I noticed they don't use any kind of masks, etc and one can only guess what people put in their trashes every week.
I have a real issue with these studies using ‘self-reporting’ for long covid. Many of the symptoms on the list can also be attributed to stress and anxiety…things that we have ALL felt during the pandemic. I also think there are some people out there that are simply hypochondriacs who would blame a simple sneeze on long covid.
I’m not sure why the discussion here talks about on symptoms and centers on symptomatic people. Radiology also showing changes in asymptomatic people starting months after infection. You’d think that would be the main topic by now.
That we don't use wing warping for roll control is not because our way of doing things is better, it's due to the limits of our materials and mechanical solutions.
It’s interesting listening to American scientists vs a non scientific American TH-camr. The non scientific group seems to treat information from non American sources with a bit of disdain whereas you guys don’t seem to differentiate.
Two hours? We dont have enough free time in life to sit through two hours of anything....cut out the weather forecasts and small talk, and just get to the meat. Shave an hour off your presentation.
I love the chit chat. Makes me feel like I'm with them in discussion. I can understand others wanting a truncated version that gets to the point quickly,though.
do you know you can pause and come back on TH-cam? I think it’s great the way it’s done. These are real, quality academic discussions with great depth.
I sent an email with questions about polio in the US yesterday, and today 913 answered all my questions! Thanks guys. I sent the questions because another TH-camr doubted my assertions about the presence of polio in the US. So I sent him a reply asking him to watch TWIV 913. Once again, you prove to be the best source of scientific info on viruses on the web.
Thank you for work. I do not take y'all for granted.
My late father, who practiced medicine as urologist for many years, devising several procedures and the instruments to perform them with, and being called to Washington DC many times to demonstrate how to do the procedures. He was well regarded, and often elected president of the county AMA, but fell afoul of one extremely bad physician and his lawyer wife. After this surgeon's negligence had killed a number of patients, my father and the other members of the local hospital board denied him rights to use any hospital, his wife retaliated by issuing bogus malpractice suits against all the doctors on the hospital boards. It got to the point all the local judges threw out her malpractice suits as soon as they saw her name, and the couple went somewhere else. This Minnesota doctor sounds like the same sort of vindictive jerk, trying to punish other physicians for his bad practice. I hope he too is driven elsewhere.
Hi from the UK.Thanks for covering the polio issue we have.
Keep up the great work .All very informative and very interesting.ive learnt such a lot from you all .
I so enjoy joining you in your thoughts and commaraderie. Thank you!
It would be great if you would do a podcast on vaccine injury. While controversial, more literature is coming out about how these injuries may be able to inform upon long Covid. As many with vaccine injury present with symptoms similar to long Covid. See a recent paper out of Dan Longo’s lab. I myself had severe injury and am still trying to recover. I am not an anti-vaxxer. Indeed, I’m a viral immunologist by profession.
@@tunneling-nanotubes VAERS is primarily a safety signal detection and hypothesis-generating system. The problem is in using its unverified data to imply that a vaccine caused something.
In what ways are they similar to long covid? I haven’t heard of vaccine injury causing much bone density loss and brain shrinkage.
@@minRef because few are studying it. Nath is still a preprint. It’s not talked about. MDs haven’t been reporting it to VAERS. A lot of us on forum, who have similar symptoms (especially neurological/automatic/cardiovascular), had to report to VAERS ourselves.
@@tunneling-nanotubes unfortunately, a number of people have gone bankrupt due to medical expenses, and the government and employers are protected from litigation. I have $100K in medical expenses because of this and I can’t sue Pfizer. I also believe understanding vaccine injury is equally as important as Covid itself. You would likely feel that way if an injury had happened to you or family. My whole family has been impacted by my disability.
@@tunneling-nanotubes it happened to my daughter as well. One possibility is immune-complex activation of mast cells leading to a host of responses similar to MACS and other autoimmune disorders. I became paralyzed for a bit and it was like I’d had a stroke including significant cognitive deficits. I’m currently in the constant fatigue, brain fog, word-finding, neuropathy, GI issues, cyclical fevers, etc. stage. My daughter has the chronic fatigue and incapacitating anxiety that appears with long Covid in children.
Sea pens are bioluminescent animals that look like the plumes of old fashioned feather tip pens. A beautiful sight to see underwater at night, the water shimmering when the sea pens are touched.
Could the polio in the sewage be from vaccinated people immigrating?
I was told anyone coming here from Ukraine should be vaccinated with IPV
OPV is the old oral Polio vaccine that uses live portions. It gets in the gut and might be slightly contagious. Thus, yes it probably is from immigrants that come from countries that still use OPV. Newer versions are injected and not live. First world countries don’t use OPV anymore.
Yes, that's exactly it
Welcome back Alan! Love when Rich says "I'm searching Wikipedia." 🙂
I "watch" you all on TH-cam, but just put the phone in my pocket and walk around listening, just like a podcast. I like having the option to see everyone's face, but pretty much never actually have the screen on.
Hi Vincent, I sent an email about the Virology blog 'Trial by Error" as the characters are corrupted on it. Is it possible to fix that somehow? I am hoping to share it with a couple of doctors and a journalist
Thank you
Dear colleagues, What should UKHSA does? I have two recommendations 1: Enhance AFP surveillance and use OPV to prevent infection and transmission among target children under five years! What your opinion?
It used to be said that London's sewage system workers had the lowest rate of sickness absenteeism` I don't know if that's still true, but , certainly, having to regularly shovel their way through 'fatbergs' to keep things moving in the restaurant districts, must build up the muscles!
The problem is that the Governor appoints the members of the Board and who he has the power to replace these people with puppets
01:18:08 A check list also need to adhere to what it is supposed to do, and not be written by a non-performer that will want to put in what is in vogue for the time being: As starting with "Health Safety and Environment Reporting the last twelve hours" or "Location of Emergency Exits" before getting on with use of the CPAP-machine.
Dr Stefan Lanka has refuted virology
The problem is that the Governor has the power to replace the present Board members with puppets.
Very appropriate title for the topic.
In regard to these mix and watch, I have the impression that when people try to manipulate nature at will (gain of function) their dilusional experiments could end up being counterproductive, as you may see.
you must be this tall to phosphoralase in the nucleus.
You'd think children are the most horrible at handwashing. I have witnessed elderly handwashing that rival children, particularly with mild cognitive impairment/short-term memory issues. Not quite needing assistance 24/7 and still maintaining independence. I'm sure with children it's the children not needing full supervision as well.
Are these elderly people sticking their hands in other people's mouths, as children often do? Or handling each other's food? My three year old grandson has taken his finger, from out of his nose, to insert it into cake batter, for a taste. Little children are fantastic at spreading germs, and when one first sends their child to school, most parents have a year of constant colds.
@@deborahfreedman333 in some cases of cognitive decline they are doing worse that three year olds.
Can shingles live vaccine spread shingles?
I work at a garbage disposal company and we often clean out the trash barrels with pressure washers. I just started but I noticed they don't use any kind of masks, etc and one can only guess what people put in their trashes every week.
@@tunneling-nanotubes anything would be better than nothing
Trombone players represent!!!
I have a real issue with these studies using ‘self-reporting’ for long covid. Many of the symptoms on the list can also be attributed to stress and anxiety…things that we have ALL felt during the pandemic. I also think there are some people out there that are simply hypochondriacs who would blame a simple sneeze on long covid.
I’m not sure why the discussion here talks about on symptoms and centers on symptomatic people. Radiology also showing changes in asymptomatic people starting months after infection. You’d think that would be the main topic by now.
01:19 Cred for good question👍
That we don't use wing warping for roll control is not because our way of doing things is better, it's due to the limits of our materials and mechanical solutions.
It’s interesting listening to American scientists vs a non scientific American TH-camr. The non scientific group seems to treat information from non American sources with a bit of disdain whereas you guys don’t seem to differentiate.
Two hours? We dont have enough free time in life to sit through two hours of anything....cut out the weather forecasts and small talk, and just get to the meat. Shave an hour off your presentation.
Just know that you are speaking for a minority. You can go to the podcast, which is annotated.
I love the chit chat. Makes me feel like I'm with them in discussion. I can understand others wanting a truncated version that gets to the point quickly,though.
@@PifflePrattle just because someone either can't or won't sit through the whole podcast doesn't automatically mean they have ADHD lol!
Listen to it like a podcast.
do you know you can pause and come back on TH-cam? I think it’s great the way it’s done. These are real, quality academic discussions with great depth.