let me know your ICU % capacity thanks. ill do the same
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ICU % capacity is always high. Wouldn't make sense to run it 1/4 + empty.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Judge Gives FDA Just Over 8 Months to Produce Pfizer’s Safety Data
i forget but it doesnt make sense to have it overloaded ill tell u that
Babagounj
Strength through joy
What you fail to mention is that these lawyers were allowed to present their arguments remotely.
newfie
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got it last week. its like a good cold or mild flu
Operational needs
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NT brings in Covid rules for unvaccinated as 356 infections recorded
Unvaccinated residents in the Northern Territory will be locked down for four days after the territory announced a record 256 new Covid infections overnight.
Crazy people.
Poop Head
Judge me.
Very surprised that all of these "leaders" are still alive.NT brings in Covid rules for unvaccinated as 356 infections recorded
Unvaccinated residents in the Northern Territory will be locked down for four days after the territory announced a record 256 new Covid infections overnight.www.dailymail.co.uk
Crazy people.
Americans expectations r so low
70% of covid patients in icu r unvaccinated in bcNT brings in Covid rules for unvaccinated as 356 infections recorded
Unvaccinated residents in the Northern Territory will be locked down for four days after the territory announced a record 256 new Covid infections overnight.
Crazy people.
The federal government just admitted that they tracked the locations of people in Canada as part of their pandemic response last year.1 Telus gave location data from 33 million devices to the Public Health Agency of Canada over the course of eight months. Considering the population of Canada, that’s nearly everyone.
Most of us carry our mobile devices wherever we go, meaning this location data is incredibly sensitive and revealing — it creates a complete picture of where we live, work, travel, and contains all of our intimate associations and affiliations.2 Our laws should not allow a private company to share this kind of information with the federal government without sufficient transparency and accountability measures in place.
Canada needs to update its privacy laws so that information sharing arrangements like this one can be done safely and securely while protecting our fundamental right to privacy. More than 7,000 people in Canada have already signed the petition to #DemandPrivacy from Justin Trudeau and the federal government. Will you join them?
The Public Health Agency of Canada claims that they haven’t accessed any identifiable personal information through the initiative, only de-identified, aggregated location data. The trouble is we have no proof or legal guarantee that this data was anonymized or even adequately de-identified before being shared with the government. Most importantly, you didn't give Telus permission to share it. It is a well established fact that poorly anonymized cell phone data contains information that makes it very easy to identify and surveil a person, by revealing things like where we live and work.2, 3
When our laws, in both the public and private sector, don’t consider this kind of information personal and deserving of special protections, then something is seriously wrong. Data sharing agreements between private companies like Telus and government bodies can happen safely and securely, but it requires independent oversight and heightened accountability measures that simply don’t exist in Canadian privacy laws right now.
2022 must be the year we win binding privacy protections in Canada. It’s time to #DemandPrivacy. Together, we can make a difference.
Thanks for all you do,
Bryan at OpenMedia
Most of us carry our mobile devices wherever we go, meaning this location data is incredibly sensitive and revealing — it creates a complete picture of where we live, work, travel, and contains all of our intimate associations and affiliations.2 Our laws should not allow a private company to share this kind of information with the federal government without sufficient transparency and accountability measures in place.
Canada needs to update its privacy laws so that information sharing arrangements like this one can be done safely and securely while protecting our fundamental right to privacy. More than 7,000 people in Canada have already signed the petition to #DemandPrivacy from Justin Trudeau and the federal government. Will you join them?
The Public Health Agency of Canada claims that they haven’t accessed any identifiable personal information through the initiative, only de-identified, aggregated location data. The trouble is we have no proof or legal guarantee that this data was anonymized or even adequately de-identified before being shared with the government. Most importantly, you didn't give Telus permission to share it. It is a well established fact that poorly anonymized cell phone data contains information that makes it very easy to identify and surveil a person, by revealing things like where we live and work.2, 3
When our laws, in both the public and private sector, don’t consider this kind of information personal and deserving of special protections, then something is seriously wrong. Data sharing agreements between private companies like Telus and government bodies can happen safely and securely, but it requires independent oversight and heightened accountability measures that simply don’t exist in Canadian privacy laws right now.
2022 must be the year we win binding privacy protections in Canada. It’s time to #DemandPrivacy. Together, we can make a difference.
Thanks for all you do,
Bryan at OpenMedia
Denmark health chief says Omicron is bringing about the END of the pandemic and 'we will have our normal lives back in two months'
A Danish health chief has said the Covid-19 Omicron variant is bringing about the end of the pandemic, saying 'we will have our normal lives back in two months'.Speaking to Danish TV 2, Tyra Grove Krause - the chief epidemiologist at Denmark's State Serum Institute - said a new study from the organisation found that the risk of hospitalisation from Omicron is half that seen with the Delta variant.
This, she said, has given Danish authorities hope that the Covid-19 pandemic in Denmark could be over in two months.
Sportello
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The Daily Mail is trash. It partners with Peoples daily, from China. It Favors Russia.
For a more neutral view, thy this, read to the end (bolding mine)
'Return to normal life' will be possible by March, says Danish expert
A return to normal life will be possible by March after a peak in infections at the end of January, according to Danish epidemiologist Tyra Grove Krause.
www.brusselstimes.com
On Twitter, Krause clarified that she “expressed cautious optimism about the situation when we have overcome the Omicron wave,” and added that “new variants may challenge us, but with vaccines, hopefully, SARS-CoV-2 will turn into just another airway virus we can live normally with.”
Lmao... Russia again... Think you'd learn... Susie Driver...aka "Doc"The Daily Mail is trash. It partners with Peoples daily, from China. It Favors Russia.
For a more neutral view, thy this, read to the end (bolding mine)
'Return to normal life' will be possible by March, says Danish expert
A return to normal life will be possible by March after a peak in infections at the end of January, according to Danish epidemiologist Tyra Grove Krause.
On Twitter, Krause clarified that she “expressed cautious optimism about the situation when we have overcome the Omicron wave,” and added that “new variants may challenge us, but with vaccines, hopefully, SARS-CoV-2 will turn into just another airway virus we can live normally with.”
Happy New Year!
upsgrunt
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Lmao... Russia again... Think you'd learn... Susie Driver...aka "Doc"
Wasn’t the message the same in both links?
Daily mail is tabloid trash.Yeah, but it's all about the source for some, instead of the actual story.
y r u going @Operational needs on our ass?
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