Injury Report: Zibanejad placed on COVID-19 Protocol

[tlk]

So he had Covid and had a vaccine and now has Covid again? WTF?

multiple ppl at my office 95% of whom are vaxxed or/and already had COVID got it again.
some after re-vaxxing too

 

[SnowblindNYR]

multiple ppl at my office 95% of whom are vaxxed or/and already had COVID got it again.
some after re-vaxxing too

Yeah, but he also had Covid. It's an extra layer of protection.

 

[Roo Returns]

As someone who is not even two months out from Covid recovery after being vaccinated and still being told not to resume extended cardio exercise until I've been good for a full two months, it's not really fair to play doctor.

This thing hits everyone different. Everyone's body has different level of antibodies. I have known people fully vaccinated who have gotten it two times.

 

[tlk]

I have known people fully vaccinated who have gotten it two times.

One healthy 30ish woman at my office first got it asymptom. (antibodies found, her child had COVID), then vaxxed, then got it again (some flu symptoms)

 

[Machinehead]

Is asymptomatic Covid with all of those antibodies even contagious? Does he even have enough viable viral load?

Strome (presumably?) had it and nobody else at the time got it, and these guys are tested constantly so we would have known.

It's certainly not as contagious but it's not black and white.

 

[tlk]

Yeah, but he also had Covid. It's an extra layer of protection.

it's totally diff with everybody it seems...

that's why we should be skeptical with "scientific advice"

 

[FultonReed]

 

[tlk]

Bit of smokescreen? Not needed vs BUF surely...

 

[Kupo]

 

[will1066]

I'd rather him sit out. It's possible he has long-haul, which in turn might explain his performance so far.

 

[Ola]

I tried to google it just briefly but found nothing, but isn’t “false positive” much likelier for someone that had Covid in the past?

Sounds very unlikely that Mika should get seriously ill again.

 

[H00fHearted]

Maybe after watching the Toronto game they are just assuming he has COVID?

 

[tlk]

OK just calm down

 

[tlk]

I tried to google it just briefly but found nothing, but isn’t “false positive” much likelier for someone that had Covid in the past?

Sounds very unlikely that Mika should get seriously ill again.

No way it's actually serious. Probably a contact with s/body. Thus he might be available after all.

 

[Bacon Artemi Bravo]

I'd rather him sit out. It's possible he has long-haul, which in turn might explain his performance so far.

I don't think long haulers continue testing positive, or rather, test negative and then magically test positive again later without further exposure.

 

[Oscar Lindberg]

I was considering going to this game tomorrow but if Mika is out, ehhh looking less likely lol

 

[LokiDog]

Welp. May as well continue.

 

[chosen]

Also, the Rangers can say whatever they want; last year was a concussion and you can't tell me it wasn't.

It wasn't and I just did.

 

[eco's bones]

Didn’t say he had Covid. Said he was being held out because of Covid protocols. It could be very temporary and that he just needs to be cleared.

That said the reason for booster shots is because the efficacy of the vaccines weaken with time. Has Mika or his teammates gotten boosters? Might be a good idea.

Also no vaccine is 100%—something that seems lost on all the vaccine skeptics. If a pharmaceutical says that such and such is 98.5% effective it’s conceding that it might not work for 1.5% of those who get that vaccine and it’s not just Covid vaccines—it’s every vaccine from the flu to the measles to polio. As well elderly people or those with immunity issues may not have as effective a response—see Colin Powell.

 

[chosen]

One healthy 30ish woman at my office first got it asymptom. (antibodies found, her child had COVID), then vaxxed, then got it again (some flu symptoms)

Most likely that the 2nd was the Delta variant.

 

[chosen]

it's totally diff with everybody it seems...

that's why we should be skeptical with "scientific advice"

Better to be skeptical of non-scientific advice.

 

[Blueblood2]

multiple ppl at my office 95% of whom are vaxxed or/and already had COVID got it again.
some after re-vaxxing too

Yes. Many peoples efficacy from the vaccines are running out and are getting it again but for the most part with far less severe symptoms.

 

[Blueblood2]

Didn’t say he had Covid. Said he was being held out because of Covid protocols. It could be very temporary and that he just needs to be cleared.

That said the reason for booster shots is because the efficacy of the vaccines weaken with time. Has Mika or his teammates gotten boosters? Might be a good idea.

Also no vaccine is 100%—something that seems lost on all the vaccine skeptics. If a pharmaceutical says that such and such is 98.5% effective it’s conceding that it might not work for 1.5% of those who get that vaccine and it’s not just Covid vaccines—it’s every vaccine from the flu to the measles to polio. As well elderly people or those with immunity issues may not have as effective a response—see Colin Powell.

I dont think anyone under 65 in US can get boosters yet unless they have underlying reason.

 

[chosen]

yep and it's frequently mentioned that they don't always get the seasonal flu shots right wrt to the strain
I've usually had them and then decided I won't bother cos it's approx. 2 days laying plastered for me and guess what.. nothing changed for me (except not wasting those 2 days of my life a year).

at the moment I have a feeling that COVID is becoming just a more dangerous and infectious flu and that's it.

I believe that the flu shot covers multiple strains (perhaps 10?) but it is an educated guess by medical science which ones will hit us hard.

 

[ElLeetch]

Being vegan will do that

Its funny, but i have people in my family who 'eat for their blood type' and cut out gluten and sugar (even though they don't have issues with them), all in the name of being healthy, and yet, they are the ones who are *always* sick with something.