There is no excuse for a health care professional that wants the vaccine or is required to get the vaccine to not have gotten at least one dose. As the first group (1a), they have been eligible since before Christmas. At this point, for whatever reason, they have chosen to not be vaccinated. Their choice.
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I thought it was strange and didn't pursue it further. But there have been stories about health care workers saying they won't get vaccinated, and this is regarding people who had not already been infected.
If this person were serious I'd be concerned as this is a major health care unit in BCS. But I also understand not wanting to come out and admit being anti-vaxx for fear of shaming, or freaking out a patient.
If this person were serious I'd be concerned as this is a major health care unit in BCS. But I also understand not wanting to come out and admit being anti-vaxx for fear of shaming, or freaking out a patient.
No county allocations but the states are still getting doses, and here's the numbers for Texas for week of May 17:
Weekly COVID-19 vaccine allocations by state
394,290 --- Pfizer First Dose Vaccines Allocated
394,290 --- Pfizer Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna First Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
0 --- Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
694,330 --- Total First Dose and Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
1,388,660 --- Total Vaccines Allocated
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And here's the vaccinations numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of May 15th.
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ------ 2% ------ 0% -------------- 39 (+39) -------- 11,266
16-49 ----- 42% ----- 39% ------- 52,382 (+1366) ---- 83,360
50-64 ----- 64% ----- 65% ------- 18,411 (+346) ------ 10,077
65-79 ----- 78% ----- 86% ------- 14,309 (+90) --------- 2,391
80++ ------ 74% ----- 92% -------- 4,500 (+31) ------------ 405
12++ ------ 49% ----- 45% ------ 89,641 (+1872) ---- 107,499
All --------- 41% ----- 39% ------ 89,641 (+1872) ---- 141,148
Weekly COVID-19 vaccine allocations by state
394,290 --- Pfizer First Dose Vaccines Allocated
394,290 --- Pfizer Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna First Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
0 --- Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
694,330 --- Total First Dose and Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
1,388,660 --- Total Vaccines Allocated
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And here's the vaccinations numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of May 15th.
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ------ 2% ------ 0% -------------- 39 (+39) -------- 11,266
16-49 ----- 42% ----- 39% ------- 52,382 (+1366) ---- 83,360
50-64 ----- 64% ----- 65% ------- 18,411 (+346) ------ 10,077
65-79 ----- 78% ----- 86% ------- 14,309 (+90) --------- 2,391
80++ ------ 74% ----- 92% -------- 4,500 (+31) ------------ 405
12++ ------ 49% ----- 45% ------ 89,641 (+1872) ---- 107,499
All --------- 41% ----- 39% ------ 89,641 (+1872) ---- 141,148
College Station school board draft agenda.
Looks like masks will be optional outdoors effective May 28th and optional indoors effective June 28th.
Looks like masks will be optional outdoors effective May 28th and optional indoors effective June 28th.
Climate change is natural.
Just in time for graduations!
Tailgate88 said:
Just in time for graduations!
No county allocations but the states are still getting doses, and here's the numbers for Texas for week of May 23:
Weekly COVID-19 vaccine allocations by state
394,290 --- Pfizer First Dose Vaccines Allocated
394,290 --- Pfizer Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna First Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
0 --- Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
694,330 --- Total First Dose and Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
1,388,660 --- Total Vaccines Allocated
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Vaccinations numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of May 22.
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 10% ----- 6% ---------- 721 (+682) -------- 10,584
16-49 ----- 44% ----- 40% ------- 54,280 (+1898) ---- 81,462
50-64 ----- 65% ----- 66% ------- 18,798 (+387) ------ 9,690
65-79 ----- 79% ----- 86% ------- 14,413 (+104) ------ 2,287
80++ ------ 74% ----- 92% -------- 4,520 (+20) ---------- 385
12++ ------ 51% ----- 47% ------ 92,732 (+3091) ---- 104,408
All --------- 43% ----- 40% ------ 92,732 (+3091) ---- 138,057
Weekly COVID-19 vaccine allocations by state
394,290 --- Pfizer First Dose Vaccines Allocated
394,290 --- Pfizer Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna First Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
0 --- Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
694,330 --- Total First Dose and Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
1,388,660 --- Total Vaccines Allocated
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Vaccinations numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of May 22.
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 10% ----- 6% ---------- 721 (+682) -------- 10,584
16-49 ----- 44% ----- 40% ------- 54,280 (+1898) ---- 81,462
50-64 ----- 65% ----- 66% ------- 18,798 (+387) ------ 9,690
65-79 ----- 79% ----- 86% ------- 14,413 (+104) ------ 2,287
80++ ------ 74% ----- 92% -------- 4,520 (+20) ---------- 385
12++ ------ 51% ----- 47% ------ 92,732 (+3091) ---- 104,408
All --------- 43% ----- 40% ------ 92,732 (+3091) ---- 138,057
FlyRod said:
Had to go to an Urgent Care Tuesday and asked the nurse attending to me how the staff vaccinations are going.
Her reply "Oh most of us aren't vaccinated. We just can't seem to get the shots!"
Hmmm...
As a nurse who didn't get the shot, I would just say so and not make up a dumb excuse.
If anyone still wants/needs a vaccine - there is a drive thru clinic at the Moore-Connally Building (behind the Hilton) today & tomorrow. They have Phizer & Johnson and Johnson shots
J&J is the way to go if you can get it. One and done!Kbeauty63 said:
If anyone still wants/needs a vaccine - there is a drive thru clinic at the Moore-Connally Building (behind the Hilton) today & tomorrow. They have Phizer & Johnson and Johnson shots
Climate change is natural.
Efficacy:
Moderna -- 80% after 1 shot, 94.1% after 2
Pfizer -- 80% after 1 shot, 95% after 2
J&J -- 66.3%
https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/pfizer-moderna-jj-vaccines-efficacy-and-potential-for-booster-shots/2388508/
Moderna -- 80% after 1 shot, 94.1% after 2
Pfizer -- 80% after 1 shot, 95% after 2
J&J -- 66.3%
https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/pfizer-moderna-jj-vaccines-efficacy-and-potential-for-booster-shots/2388508/
Also from the article:theNetSmith said:
Efficacy:
Moderna -- 80% after 1 shot, 94.1% after 2
Pfizer -- 80% after 1 shot, 95% after 2
J&J -- 66.3%
https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/pfizer-moderna-jj-vaccines-efficacy-and-potential-for-booster-shots/2388508/
Quote:
While the overall effectiveness data may suggest the J&J candidate isn't quite as strong as the two-dose Pfizer and Moderna options, all of the world's COVID-19 vaccines have been tested differently, making comparisons nearly impossible, CNBC reported.
No county allocations but the states are still getting doses, and here's the numbers for Texas for week of May 30:
Weekly COVID-19 vaccine allocations by state
393,660 --- Pfizer First Dose Vaccines Allocated
393,660 --- Pfizer Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
293,440 --- Moderna First Dose Vaccines Allocated
293,440 --- Moderna Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
0 ------------ Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
687,100 --- Total First Dose and Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
1,374,200 --- Total Vaccines Allocated
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Vaccinations numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of May 29
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 15% ----- 10% --------- 1,140 (+419) ----- 10,165
16-49 ----- 45% ----- 41% ------- 55,543 (+1263) ---- 80,199
50-64 ----- 66% ----- 67% ------- 19,082 (+284) ------- 9,406
65-79 ----- 80% ----- 87% ------- 14,498 (+85) --------- 2,202
80++ ------ 75% ----- 92% -------- 4,537 (+17) ------------ 368
12++ ------ 53% ----- 48% ------ 94,800 (+2068) ---- 102,340
All --------- 44% ----- 41% ------ 94,800 (+2068) ---- 135,989
Weekly COVID-19 vaccine allocations by state
393,660 --- Pfizer First Dose Vaccines Allocated
393,660 --- Pfizer Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
293,440 --- Moderna First Dose Vaccines Allocated
293,440 --- Moderna Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
0 ------------ Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
687,100 --- Total First Dose and Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
1,374,200 --- Total Vaccines Allocated
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Vaccinations numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of May 29
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 15% ----- 10% --------- 1,140 (+419) ----- 10,165
16-49 ----- 45% ----- 41% ------- 55,543 (+1263) ---- 80,199
50-64 ----- 66% ----- 67% ------- 19,082 (+284) ------- 9,406
65-79 ----- 80% ----- 87% ------- 14,498 (+85) --------- 2,202
80++ ------ 75% ----- 92% -------- 4,537 (+17) ------------ 368
12++ ------ 53% ----- 48% ------ 94,800 (+2068) ---- 102,340
All --------- 44% ----- 41% ------ 94,800 (+2068) ---- 135,989
No county allocations but the states are still getting doses. The numbers for Texas for week of June 7th.
Weekly COVID-19 vaccine allocations by state
393,660 --- Pfizer First Dose Vaccines Allocated
393,660 --- Pfizer Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna First Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
0 ------------ Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
693,700 --- Total First Dose and Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
1,387,400 --- Total Vaccines Allocated
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Vaccinations numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of June 5th:
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 18% ----- 13% -------- 1,416 (+276) ------ 9,889
16-49 ----- 46% ----- 42% ------- 56,462 (+919) ----- 79,280
50-64 ----- 67% ----- 68% ------- 19,269 (+187) ------ 9,219
65-79 ----- 80% ----- 87% ------- 14,545 (+47) -------- 2,155
80++ ------ 75% ----- 93% -------- 4,549 (+12) ---------- 356
50++ ------ 72% ----- 77% ------ 38,363 (+246) ------- 11,730
12++ ------ 54% ----- 49% ------ 96,241 (+1441) --- 100,899
All --------- 45% ----- 42% ------ 96,241 (+1441) ---- 134,548
Weekly COVID-19 vaccine allocations by state
393,660 --- Pfizer First Dose Vaccines Allocated
393,660 --- Pfizer Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna First Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
0 ------------ Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
693,700 --- Total First Dose and Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
1,387,400 --- Total Vaccines Allocated
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Vaccinations numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of June 5th:
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 18% ----- 13% -------- 1,416 (+276) ------ 9,889
16-49 ----- 46% ----- 42% ------- 56,462 (+919) ----- 79,280
50-64 ----- 67% ----- 68% ------- 19,269 (+187) ------ 9,219
65-79 ----- 80% ----- 87% ------- 14,545 (+47) -------- 2,155
80++ ------ 75% ----- 93% -------- 4,549 (+12) ---------- 356
50++ ------ 72% ----- 77% ------ 38,363 (+246) ------- 11,730
12++ ------ 54% ----- 49% ------ 96,241 (+1441) --- 100,899
All --------- 45% ----- 42% ------ 96,241 (+1441) ---- 134,548
No county allocations but the states are still getting doses. The numbers for Texas for week of June 14th.
Weekly COVID-19 vaccine allocations by state
393,660 --- Pfizer First Dose Vaccines Allocated
393,660 --- Pfizer Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna First Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
0 ------------ Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
693,700 --- Total First Dose and Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
1,387,400 --- Total Vaccines Allocated
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Vaccinations numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of June 12th:
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 21% ----- 15% --------- 1,642 (+226) ------- 9,663
16-49 ----- 48% ----- 42% ------- 57,314 (+852) ----- 78,428
50-64 ----- 68% ----- 68% ------- 19,439 (+170) ------- 9,049
65-79 ----- 81% ----- 88% ------- 14,618 (+73) -------- 2,082
80++ ------ 75% ----- 93% --------- 4,560 (+11) ---------- 345
50++ ------ 73% ----- 77% ------ 38,617 (+254) ------ 11,476
12++ ------ 55% ----- 49% ------ 97,573 (+1332) ---- 99,567
All --------- 46% ----- 42% ------ 97,573 (+1332) --- 133,216
Weekly COVID-19 vaccine allocations by state
393,660 --- Pfizer First Dose Vaccines Allocated
393,660 --- Pfizer Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna First Dose Vaccines Allocated
300,040 --- Moderna Second Dose Vaccines Allocated
0 ------------ Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
693,700 --- Total First Dose and Single Dose Vaccines Allocated
1,387,400 --- Total Vaccines Allocated
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Vaccinations numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of June 12th:
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 21% ----- 15% --------- 1,642 (+226) ------- 9,663
16-49 ----- 48% ----- 42% ------- 57,314 (+852) ----- 78,428
50-64 ----- 68% ----- 68% ------- 19,439 (+170) ------- 9,049
65-79 ----- 81% ----- 88% ------- 14,618 (+73) -------- 2,082
80++ ------ 75% ----- 93% --------- 4,560 (+11) ---------- 345
50++ ------ 73% ----- 77% ------ 38,617 (+254) ------ 11,476
12++ ------ 55% ----- 49% ------ 97,573 (+1332) ---- 99,567
All --------- 46% ----- 42% ------ 97,573 (+1332) --- 133,216
Since vaccine supply is no longer a factor, I have stopped following allocations.
If the website I was following was correct, there hasn't been allocations of J&J since April. And from what I have read, when allocations that they have run out, there won't be any more (at least not in the near future).
Also reading that many sites with the vaccine may not use them before their expiration in August.
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Weekly vaccination numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of June 19th:
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 24% ----- 16% --------- 1,781 (+139) ------ 9,524
16-49 ----- 49% ----- 43% ------- 57,985 (+671) ----- 77,757
50-64 ----- 69% ----- 69% ------- 19,574 (+135) ------ 8,914
65-79 ----- 82% ----- 88% ------- 14,668 (+50) ------- 2,032
80++ ------ 76% ----- 93% -------- 4,569 (+9) ------------ 336
50++ ------ 74% ----- 77% ------ 38,811 (+194) ------ 11,282
12++ ------ 56% ----- 50% ------ 98,577 (+1004) ---- 98,563
All --------- 47% ----- 43% ------ 98,577 (+1004) ---- 132,212
If the website I was following was correct, there hasn't been allocations of J&J since April. And from what I have read, when allocations that they have run out, there won't be any more (at least not in the near future).
Also reading that many sites with the vaccine may not use them before their expiration in August.
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Weekly vaccination numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of June 19th:
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 24% ----- 16% --------- 1,781 (+139) ------ 9,524
16-49 ----- 49% ----- 43% ------- 57,985 (+671) ----- 77,757
50-64 ----- 69% ----- 69% ------- 19,574 (+135) ------ 8,914
65-79 ----- 82% ----- 88% ------- 14,668 (+50) ------- 2,032
80++ ------ 76% ----- 93% -------- 4,569 (+9) ------------ 336
50++ ------ 74% ----- 77% ------ 38,811 (+194) ------ 11,282
12++ ------ 56% ----- 50% ------ 98,577 (+1004) ---- 98,563
All --------- 47% ----- 43% ------ 98,577 (+1004) ---- 132,212
Since vaccine supply is no longer a factor, I have stopped following allocations.
If the website I was following was correct, there hasn't been allocations of J&J since April. And from what I have read, when allocations that they have run out, there won't be any more (at least not in the near future).
Also reading that many sites with the vaccine may not use them before their expiration in August.
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Weekly vaccination numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of June 26th:
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 26% ----- 17% -------- 1,929 (+148) -------- 9,376
16-49 ----- 50% ----- 43% ------- 58,615 (+630) ------ 77,127
50-64 ----- 70% ----- 69% ------- 19,699 (+125) ------- 8,789
65-79 ----- 82% ----- 88% ------- 14,715 (+47) --------- 1,985
80++ ------ 77% ----- 93% -------- 4,581 (+12) ----------- 324
50++ ------ 75% ----- 78% ------ 38,995 (+184) ------ 11,098
12++ ------ 57% ----- 50% ------ 99,539 (+962) ------ 97,601
All --------- 47% ----- 43% ------ 99,539 (+962) ----- 131,250
If the website I was following was correct, there hasn't been allocations of J&J since April. And from what I have read, when allocations that they have run out, there won't be any more (at least not in the near future).
Also reading that many sites with the vaccine may not use them before their expiration in August.
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Weekly vaccination numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of June 26th:
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 26% ----- 17% -------- 1,929 (+148) -------- 9,376
16-49 ----- 50% ----- 43% ------- 58,615 (+630) ------ 77,127
50-64 ----- 70% ----- 69% ------- 19,699 (+125) ------- 8,789
65-79 ----- 82% ----- 88% ------- 14,715 (+47) --------- 1,985
80++ ------ 77% ----- 93% -------- 4,581 (+12) ----------- 324
50++ ------ 75% ----- 78% ------ 38,995 (+184) ------ 11,098
12++ ------ 57% ----- 50% ------ 99,539 (+962) ------ 97,601
All --------- 47% ----- 43% ------ 99,539 (+962) ----- 131,250
Weekly vaccination numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of July 3rd:
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 27% ----- 18% -------- 2,036 (+107) ------- 9,269
16-49 ----- 51% ----- 44% ------- 59,110 (+495) ----- 76,632
50-64 ----- 70% ----- 70% ------- 19,846 (+147) ------- 8,642
65-79 ----- 82% ----- 88% ------- 14,757 (+42) --------- 1,943
80++ ------ 77% ----- 94% -------- 4,592 (+11) ------------ 313
50++ ------ 75% ----- 78% ------- 39,195 (+200) ----- 10,898
12++ ------ 58% ----- 51% ------ 100,341 (+802) ---- 96,799
All --------- 48% ----- 43% ------ 100,341 (+802) --- 130,448
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 27% ----- 18% -------- 2,036 (+107) ------- 9,269
16-49 ----- 51% ----- 44% ------- 59,110 (+495) ----- 76,632
50-64 ----- 70% ----- 70% ------- 19,846 (+147) ------- 8,642
65-79 ----- 82% ----- 88% ------- 14,757 (+42) --------- 1,943
80++ ------ 77% ----- 94% -------- 4,592 (+11) ------------ 313
50++ ------ 75% ----- 78% ------- 39,195 (+200) ----- 10,898
12++ ------ 58% ----- 51% ------ 100,341 (+802) ---- 96,799
All --------- 48% ----- 43% ------ 100,341 (+802) --- 130,448
With more and more discussion about a third booster possibly needed, how might that likely work? Would it be "on demand" via your PPO? Would you be able to just walk in one of the places in town still offering them and just ask for the jab? Not losing sleep over this, but when I reach the 6 month post 2nd dose mark I'll be interacting with a lot more people in indoor spaces so wouldn't mind the extra protection, IF needed.
The "booster" the media and Pfizer are babbling about is not available and not expected to be for months.. This would be one designed for the much hyped "variants" which the media acts like will kill us all.
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
Hoping for a serious answer rather than an F16 one, TIA.
And Moderna is also working on one, not just Pfizer.
And Moderna is also working on one, not just Pfizer.
It was a serious answer. It is not available yet and nothing from Moderna so far unless they announced it today.
Try F84 if you don't like the answer to the question. I'll mock the media any chance I get because they deserve it.
Try F84 if you don't like the answer to the question. I'll mock the media any chance I get because they deserve it.
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
The Eagle would not have any "breaking news" if the Covid crisis ended.Rapier108 said:
The "booster" the media and Pfizer are babbling about is not available and not expected to be for months.. This would be one designed for the much hyped "variants" which the media acts like will kill us all.
I didn't ask if it was available. I asked what the process for getting it would be when it is.
I am just fine with this forum, thank you, because fortunately there are serious people here who actually don't use every post as an excuse for a rant.
I am just fine with this forum, thank you, because fortunately there are serious people here who actually don't use every post as an excuse for a rant.
I think the media reporting on this is confusing. To me, it seems like Pfizer is going to ask for authorization or approval for a booster (3rd dose) of their current vaccine formulation and, at the same time, be working on a more delta-variant focused vaccine (which will not ready for authorization or approval until the clinical trials are competed).
I think once we get to that point, it will be available the same places as flu shots and other vaccinations.
Antibody levels in the original trial subjects are still looking really good right now though.
Antibody levels in the original trial subjects are still looking really good right now though.
Weekly vaccination numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of July 10th:
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 29% ----- 19% -------- 2,138 (+102) ------- 9,167
16-49 ----- 51% ----- 44% ------- 59,712 (+602) ----- 76,030
50-64 ----- 71% ----- 70% ------- 19,968 (+122) ------- 8,520
65-79 ----- 83% ----- 89% ------- 14,793 (+36) --------- 1,907
80++ ------ 77% ----- 94% -------- 4,600 (+8) ------------ 305
50++ ------ 75% ----- 79% ------- 39,361 (+166) ----- 10,732
12++ ------ 59% ----- 51% ------ 101,211 (+870) ---- 95,929
All --------- 49% ----- 44% ------ 101,211 (+870) --- 129,578
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 29% ----- 19% -------- 2,138 (+102) ------- 9,167
16-49 ----- 51% ----- 44% ------- 59,712 (+602) ----- 76,030
50-64 ----- 71% ----- 70% ------- 19,968 (+122) ------- 8,520
65-79 ----- 83% ----- 89% ------- 14,793 (+36) --------- 1,907
80++ ------ 77% ----- 94% -------- 4,600 (+8) ------------ 305
50++ ------ 75% ----- 79% ------- 39,361 (+166) ----- 10,732
12++ ------ 59% ----- 51% ------ 101,211 (+870) ---- 95,929
All --------- 49% ----- 44% ------ 101,211 (+870) --- 129,578
Has it been determined that delta is here?
On a positive note, the Moderna vaccine helped with my post covid symptoms. I have less pain when walking. Still not up to running and the weight gain is depressing. Surprised I am gaining weight since food still tastes of nothing or of minerals/dirt - especially meat. BBQ is beyond horrible, which is unfortunate since one side of my family lives for BBQ. The dr says that it may have been because taste/smell is neurological than muscular and that there is a chance that it will not improve. He is also concerned about diabetes - they are now seeing diabetes show up in post covid people, but they do not know why. He went looking for it because of my weight gain. I think it is more of not running and some depression dealing with my life going from fit healthy person to now apparently chronically ill person all of a sudden. I had no reason to think I would get like this. I was led to believe younger, healthy people had little risk. Well, I did not die. I guess that is what was meant by lower risk.
I am sorry for those who are unable to get vaccinated, or those like me who caught it before there was a vaccine. If I had gotten the J&J, I would be looking for a Pfizer or Moderna shot as a booster now, not later. If I had only gotten one shot, I would be getting my second ASAP. You do not want to be living with the post Covid symptoms like me. By the way, my case is not included in the numbers since when I got it, it was too hard for me to get a test and I was too sick to go searching for a test or stand in a line. Those numbers for our county are low, IMHO. If you have Covid, there is a good chance you are not going to go stand in some socially distanced outside line.
On a positive note, the Moderna vaccine helped with my post covid symptoms. I have less pain when walking. Still not up to running and the weight gain is depressing. Surprised I am gaining weight since food still tastes of nothing or of minerals/dirt - especially meat. BBQ is beyond horrible, which is unfortunate since one side of my family lives for BBQ. The dr says that it may have been because taste/smell is neurological than muscular and that there is a chance that it will not improve. He is also concerned about diabetes - they are now seeing diabetes show up in post covid people, but they do not know why. He went looking for it because of my weight gain. I think it is more of not running and some depression dealing with my life going from fit healthy person to now apparently chronically ill person all of a sudden. I had no reason to think I would get like this. I was led to believe younger, healthy people had little risk. Well, I did not die. I guess that is what was meant by lower risk.
I am sorry for those who are unable to get vaccinated, or those like me who caught it before there was a vaccine. If I had gotten the J&J, I would be looking for a Pfizer or Moderna shot as a booster now, not later. If I had only gotten one shot, I would be getting my second ASAP. You do not want to be living with the post Covid symptoms like me. By the way, my case is not included in the numbers since when I got it, it was too hard for me to get a test and I was too sick to go searching for a test or stand in a line. Those numbers for our county are low, IMHO. If you have Covid, there is a good chance you are not going to go stand in some socially distanced outside line.
According to Sullivan on KBTX last night during their 5 minute virus report, the BCHD assumes it is here, but do not have confirmation of it.motherrunnersBCS said:
Has it been determined that delta is here?
Given its been circulating in the US for months, it likely has been here for some time.
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
It's been identified in Houston and Austin so it's safe to assume it's here.
It was likely here before the news media started focusing on it. Lamda is probably already around as well.
Weekly vaccination numbers for Brazos county and Texas as of July 17th:
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 31% ----- 20% -------- 2,284 (+146) ------- 9,021
16-49 ----- 52% ----- 44% ------- 60,207 (+495) ----- 75,535
50-64 ----- 71% ----- 71% ------- 20,107 (+139) ------- 8,381
65-79 ----- 83% ----- 89% ------- 14,833 (+40) -------- 1,867
80++ ------ 77% ----- 94% -------- 4,606 (+6) ------------ 299
50++ ------ 76% ----- 79% ------- 39,546 (+185) ----- 10,547
12++ ------ 59% ----- 52% ------ 102,037 (+826) ---- 95,103
All --------- 49% ----- 44% ------ 102,037 (+826) --- 128,752
Vaccinations by age groups with "at least one shot" status for the Texas and Brazos County as percent. Last two columns are the count of Brazos County residents with "at least one shot" "BC >=1" along with change over last 7 days, and finally county residents that have not had any vaccination "BC = 0".
age -------- Tx -------- BC ---------- BC >= 1 ----------- BC = 0
12-15 ----- 31% ----- 20% -------- 2,284 (+146) ------- 9,021
16-49 ----- 52% ----- 44% ------- 60,207 (+495) ----- 75,535
50-64 ----- 71% ----- 71% ------- 20,107 (+139) ------- 8,381
65-79 ----- 83% ----- 89% ------- 14,833 (+40) -------- 1,867
80++ ------ 77% ----- 94% -------- 4,606 (+6) ------------ 299
50++ ------ 76% ----- 79% ------- 39,546 (+185) ----- 10,547
12++ ------ 59% ----- 52% ------ 102,037 (+826) ---- 95,103
All --------- 49% ----- 44% ------ 102,037 (+826) --- 128,752