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Why All Sports Should Be Delayed Until After A Vaccine Is Found
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DavidSt compiling evidence like a prosecutor after charging quo vadis as a murderer in another thread.
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Well David, then sports will be cancelled forever then. There still isn’t a vaccine for SARS which is part of the COVID. That has been about 10 plus years ago.
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Let me know when it's safe to come out of my bunker.03-old
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(08-12-2020 04:08 PM)MWC Tex Wrote:  Well David, then sports will be cancelled forever then. There still isn’t a vaccine for SARS which is part of the COVID. That has been about 10 plus years ago.

I can certainly understand the position of wanting to mitigate risk in the upcoming months by pushing things off to next season, with the hope that the vaccines currently in the pipeline will be effective. Certainly some of the initial lab results have been encouraging.

But, on the other hand, if the vaccine proves to be more elusive and less effective than necessary to establish herd immunity (less than 50% from what I have read), then we will indeed need to learn to live with this. One simply cannot lock down the population in varying degrees year after year. If conditions remain unchanged by this time next year, the social unrest and fragmentation we are seeing now across the Country will seem like the "good old days" IMHO.
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(08-12-2020 01:51 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  I will be posting links why sports especillay college sports should not be played.

19 Year Old Athlete Died

Same story from SI

These are all anecdotal stories. Show me the meta-analysis.

Remember, the number of people in the USA under 23 who have died from CV is probably less than 100. That's out of 160,000.

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(08-12-2020 04:08 PM)MWC Tex Wrote:  Well David, then sports will be cancelled forever then. There still isn’t a vaccine for SARS which is part of the COVID. That has been about 10 plus years ago.

SARS may be terrible, but it didn't result in a global pandemic. Given the number of infections and deaths worldwide and the impacts on economies, there's more incentive to develop a Covid vaccine. Whether that's possible remains to be seen, but developers are cautiously optimistic. As a minimum, we should all hope for a vaccine that offers the same protection as a flu vaccine -- something that at least reduces the likelihood of transmission, infection, and the severity of illness and its long-term consequences. As always, half a loaf is better than none.
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