What I am going to say next may be offensive but to me this is 1000% true….. this is DISGUSTING. If anyone wanted to effect my performance (any guy would know what I mean) this picture will be it
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This country is simply hopeless…… Jai Hind…. goddamn that fact I would ever use this silly term
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Good thing the ATI is not an embassy so not American territory, this can be bombed. Heck even American embassy can be bombed due to "old maps"
Another Amerikkkunt virus....which they may blame China soon.
In any case, their population needs a culling, and Covid and Anglo-pox aren't lethal enough.
Thu, July 14, 2022 at 4:47 AM·2 min read
The that parechovirus is currently circulating in "multiple" US states. So far, the CDC has only collected positive samples of PeV-A3, which is the specific type of parechovirus that is most often associated with severe disease. At least one newborn is dead in Connecticut.
Baby Ronan was less than two weeks old when his mom starting noticing he was becoming "very angry," and "crying a lot," .
His chest turned red, and then his face too, and at 14 days old he was admitted to the hospital, where he . At 34 days old, the .
There is no known treatment for parechovirus. Older children who get infected may "only have mild illness," like a cold, while others may remain during their infection, and feel nothing at all, the .
US surveillance for parechovirus is spotty: the CDC typically logs every year.
In toddlers under 5, common symptoms can include an upper respiratory tract infection, fever, and rash. Most "children are infected by the time they start kindergarten," the CDC says.
Illnesses in toddlers and older kids are typically mild, but weathering severe infections of parechovirus, with fevers, rash, blurred vision, trouble walking, headaches, and confusion/altered mental status.
Parechovirus are generally most dangerous for babies younger than 3 months old, especially newborns who are younger than one month old, like Ronan was. Spinal fluid which is taken from infants who have a parechovirus often has few to no infection-fighting white blood cells in it.
"It's important in the first months of life to keep your baby away from anyone who is sick," Dr. Thomas Murray from Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital told WNTH.
In any case, their population needs a culling, and Covid and Anglo-pox aren't lethal enough.
CDC: US infants are falling sick with a life-threatening virus that triggers fever, delirium, seizures, and sepsis
Hilary BrueckThu, July 14, 2022 at 4:47 AM·2 min read
- The CDC is warning that parechovirus are spreading in "multiple states."
- While older kids typically suffer mild respiratory infections, the viruses can be life-threatening for babies.
- At least one newborn was killed in June.
The that parechovirus is currently circulating in "multiple" US states. So far, the CDC has only collected positive samples of PeV-A3, which is the specific type of parechovirus that is most often associated with severe disease. At least one newborn is dead in Connecticut.
Baby Ronan was less than two weeks old when his mom starting noticing he was becoming "very angry," and "crying a lot," .
His chest turned red, and then his face too, and at 14 days old he was admitted to the hospital, where he . At 34 days old, the .
There is no known treatment for parechovirus. Older children who get infected may "only have mild illness," like a cold, while others may remain during their infection, and feel nothing at all, the .
CDC is telling doctors to be alert for signs of parechovirus
The CDC is urging pediatricians across the US to consider that parechovirus may be the culprit when very young patients present with unexplained:- fever
- seizures
- or (common symptoms include: high fever, irritability, loss of appetite, and sleepiness)
US surveillance for parechovirus is spotty: the CDC typically logs every year.
In toddlers under 5, common symptoms can include an upper respiratory tract infection, fever, and rash. Most "children are infected by the time they start kindergarten," the CDC says.
Illnesses in toddlers and older kids are typically mild, but weathering severe infections of parechovirus, with fevers, rash, blurred vision, trouble walking, headaches, and confusion/altered mental status.
Parechovirus are generally most dangerous for babies younger than 3 months old, especially newborns who are younger than one month old, like Ronan was. Spinal fluid which is taken from infants who have a parechovirus often has few to no infection-fighting white blood cells in it.
"It's important in the first months of life to keep your baby away from anyone who is sick," Dr. Thomas Murray from Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital told WNTH.
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Why are you putting this here? You got your own thread for this stuff, honestly please stop with this crap, you are crossing lines with bloody rape stories again, I am sick of it.
I agree. It's not exactly news, nor does it matter to the rest of the world.