No. And the testing high for antibodies is irrelevent. The vaccinated are doing far worse with delta than those with natural immunity*.
Edit-* with respect to contracting it, not outcomes. Neither group is having bad outcomes for the most part
The cause in this example would probably be given as complications from cancer, which would actually be a decent parallel here. If your point is that some deaths chalked up to covid were as much or more related to comorbidities, then ok I concur.
Covid seems to attack natural defense mechanisms against bacterial pneumonia and make you more susceptable. I saw a research paper suggesting that up to a third of the hospital deaths may have been related to such. Calling it a covid death is probably fair.
Not sure if a secondary front just pushed through but winds kicked up out of the north off quabbin and that dry air feels magnificent. Coming back from CA to OVC and damp sucked.
Didn't want to get back on the plane this morning, but did at least get a birds eye view of the pyrocumulus we could see on the horizon yesterday. Fortunately the air quality was pretty good this week.
Heaviest rain this month here was at like 630 this morning. Deluge
Flying out to Tahoe now. As the plane lifted above the clouds into the sun I expected to hear high pitched angelic singing. But yeah hopefully we don't get a different kind of OVC out there.
This. Zero heatwave. A couple of those days were rainy and hovering in the 60s before a brief spike to mid 80s and then more rain. The high+low/2 method is a dramatic overestimate of the integrated average this month.
somewhat underwhelmed by rates here based on the nexrad reflectivity appearance. I should probably start calculating KDP on the UMass radar as is the case in TX.