enno99 wrote: » Harmful use of alcohol kills more than 3 million people each year, most of them men Any progress on this front or is just flu like diseases they think is the big threat to society Close the bars and off licences now ban all alcohol I mean its about saving lives :rolleyes:
Dohnjoe wrote: » What an utterly stupid analogy
enno99 wrote: » Not really your peddling BS about saving lives what happened to all the flu deaths 98& less flu in southern hemisphere where did it go masks common sense stuff ? how come cases of covid rose in the same period
enno99 wrote: » Harmful use of alcohol kills more than 3 million people each year, most of them men Globally an estimated 237 million men and 46 million women suffer from alcohol-use disorders with the highest prevalence among men and women in the European region (14.8% and 3.5%) and the Region of Americas (11.5% and 5.1%). Alcohol-use disorders are more common in high-income countries. Any progress on this front or is just flu like diseases they think is the big threat to society Close the bars and off licences now ban all alcohol I mean its about saving lives :rolleyes:
Dohnjoe wrote: » Lol. Flu is an infectious ilness, why have cases decreased? Think..
enno99 wrote: » you tell me Because masks/hand washing didnt work for covid 0r we would have 98% decrease
runawaybishop wrote: » Alcohol abuse isn't infectious. We also have laws around protecting people from people that are drunk and protecting the person themselves. Your analogy is stupid and you should feel bad.
Dohnjoe wrote: » Jesus christ..
enno99 wrote: » No I highlighted commom sense measures to curb it but you ignore that to make a silly point That was the point I was making Commom sense to alcohol problem ban it its really that simple if you want to stop all the deaths and misery would you agree ?
runawaybishop wrote: » No, I wouldn't agree with your nonsense. We have laws around drinking too much, driving, standards around working. These are common sense measures. Similarly slowing the spread and eventually providing a vaccine are commonsense approaches.
enno99 wrote: » laws are not working or the other measures you state so why not ban it
enno99 wrote: » In March, the New York Times published a bombshell report on alarming ties between the alcohol industry and the National Institutes of Health. Specifically, five alcohol companies helped fund — and potentially shaped the design of — a 7,800-person randomized controlled trial overseen by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, a center at the NIH. The trial is supposed to answer the long-simmering question of whether moderate drinking truly reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease.https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2018/3/21/17139036/health-effects-alcohol-moderate-drinking-nih This might help explain it
enno99 wrote: » you tell me
Xtrail14 wrote: » China are working on COVID 21 vaccine
Dohnjoe wrote: » You can do this. Think. Why has an existing infectious illness reduced this year? What changed in the world this year? Bonus question (because I know you'll try to go down that rabbit hole): What's the difference between an infectious illness that's been around for a long time, and a new infectious illness?
enno99 wrote: » The test is flawed ask Kary B Mullins People presenting with flu are being diagnosed with covid People dying with flu are dying with covid really simple less flu more covid
Lex Luthor wrote: » define a significant allergy as opposed to an allergy
Dohnjoe wrote: » Anyway less people are getting the flu this year due to measures used to reduce Covid. Masks, social distancing, hand-washing, lockdown, etc obviously have an impact on any infectious illness that spreads with close contact. A newer more virulent/infectious disease is more likely to spread than an existing illness (which has vaccines, etc), but both will have their spread hampered to relative degrees by those measures. My friend's wife is an ICU nurse. Some individuals are literally dying angry and confused because they don't believe the virus is real, or because they think it's all a conspiracy.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » My allergy to flu jab was slight swelling and some discomfort = an allergy Someone who smells a peanut, swells up and dies = a significant allergy.
Dohnjoe wrote: » We're gonna need a bigger Bingo card
Dohnjoe wrote: »
Dohnjoe wrote: » Anyway less people are getting the flu this year due to measures used to reduce Covid. Masks, social distancing, hand-washing, lockdown, etc
Steve012 wrote: » A long year, looks like the beginning of the end now,
