Extended Season??

[mlittle]

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[thebarlowbandit]

So we have 3 folks who ignore science. No wonder some southern Ohio counties are neck deep in COVID

[mlittle]

So we have 3 folks who ignore science. No wonder some southern Ohio counties are neck deep in COVID

And it’s flu season

[thebarlowbandit]

So we have 3 folks who ignore science. No wonder some southern Ohio counties are neck deep in COVID

And it’s flu season

It wasn’t flu season all summer, again, you have no clue to this and obviously zero personal experience.

[mlittle]

So we have 3 folks who ignore science. No wonder some southern Ohio counties are neck deep in COVID

And it’s flu season

It wasn’t flu season all summer, again, you have no clue to this and obviously zero personal experience.

But the virus was under control after we learned how to live with and treat it due to months of living with it. The numbers were declining and Now all of the sudden it’s outta control again? Explain please

[thebarlowbandit]

The virus was not under control. Under no metric can you statistically prove that. Just like your information of spread by asymptomatic was totally false based on actual science.

[mlittle]

The virus was not under control. Under no metric can you statistically prove that. Just like your information of spread by asymptomatic was totally false based on actual science.

By almost every metric the daily deaths were dropping to their lowest of the entire pandemic. Then a sudden spike when the flu season hit. Would love to know your opinion on why that happened

And please don’t copy the other guy who said it’s from people watching football without masks

[thebarlowbandit]

The virus was not under control. Under no metric can you statistically prove that. Just like your information of spread by asymptomatic was totally false based on actual science.

By almost every metric the daily deaths were dropping to their lowest of the entire pandemic. Then a sudden spike when the flu season hit. Would love to know your opinion on why that happened

And please don’t copy the other guy who said it’s from people watching football without masks

This thing spiked before flu season, and a short decline in only some areas of the country, many places saw increases over the summer and early fall my opinion? Simple, this virus is more continuous than the flu and more deadly as well. But keep on believing what you want, your good at it.

[Ironman92]

The virus was not under control. Under no metric can you statistically prove that. Just like your information of spread by asymptomatic was totally false based on actual science.

By almost every metric the daily deaths were dropping to their lowest of the entire pandemic. Then a sudden spike when the flu season hit. Would love to know your opinion on why that happened

And please don’t copy the other guy who said it’s from people watching football without masks

This thing spiked before flu season, and a short decline in only some areas of the country, many places saw increases over the summer and early fall my opinion? Simple, this virus is more continuous than the flu and more deadly as well. But keep on believing what you want, your good at it.

*you’re

[mlittle]

The virus was not under control. Under no metric can you statistically prove that. Just like your information of spread by asymptomatic was totally false based on actual science.

By almost every metric the daily deaths were dropping to their lowest of the entire pandemic. Then a sudden spike when the flu season hit. Would love to know your opinion on why that happened

And please don’t copy the other guy who said it’s from people watching football without masks

This thing spiked before flu season, and a short decline in only some areas of the country, many places saw increases over the summer and early fall my opinion? Simple, this virus is more continuous than the flu and more deadly as well. But keep on believing what you want, your good at it.

Agree to disagree. More deadly for 65 and older. Wayyyy less deadly for under 65. And the spike before the flu season was the election. Again, science

[mlittle]

By almost every metric the daily deaths were dropping to their lowest of the entire pandemic. Then a sudden spike when the flu season hit. Would love to know your opinion on why that happened

And please don’t copy the other guy who said it’s from people watching football without masks

This thing spiked before flu season, and a short decline in only some areas of the country, many places saw increases over the summer and early fall my opinion? Simple, this virus is more continuous than the flu and more deadly as well. But keep on believing what you want, your good at it.

*you’re

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I am Sandra Nguyen, a enthusiastic professional in the biotech and pharmaceutical sector, based in the dynamic city of Ho Chi Minh. I have always been driven by the potential of science and technology to enhance medical care and quality of life.

**Professional Background:**

With many years of experience in the pharmaceutical and biotech sectors, I have had the opportunity to work on various projects that focus on medicine development, healthcare research, and compliance matters. My journey has been enriched by collaborations with brilliant minds and forward-thinking organizations, all striving to make a positive impact on global health.

**Education:**

I hold a Master's degree in Pharmaceutical Studies and a Bachelor's degree in Biotechnology. My academic background has provided me with a strong foundation in both conceptual and applied aspects of the field, enabling me to contribute effectively to R&D projects.

**Interests:**

- **Business Networking:** I am particularly interested in connecting with professionals from various fields to exchange ideas, learn from each other's experiences, and explore potential collaborations. I believe that networking is a powerful tool for career development.

- **Pharmaceutical Innovations:** I am always eager to stay updated on the latest advancements in medicine development and development. The continuous evolution of pharmaceutical technologies fascinates me, and I am excited about the future of targeted therapies and individualized healthcare.

- **Biotechnology Advancements:** Biotechnology is a rapidly growing field with immense potential to address various healthcare challenges. I am passionate about exploring new biotech solutions that can revolutionize the way we approach medical care and prevention.

**Hobbies:**

When I'm not immersed in the world of pharmaceuticals and biotech, I enjoy reading, traveling, and practicing yoga. These activities help me unwind and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

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I joined this forum to connect with fellow professionals, share knowledge, and engage in meaningful discussions. I am looking forward to learning from your experiences and contributing to the community in any way I can.

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