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hlthe2b

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12. Yes. I have been following that. Though this is for Coronaviruses only

Reply to PSPS (Reply #8)

Sun Dec 29, 2024, 11:13 AM

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and Noroviruses are Caliciviridae, so there would not be cross-over protection-- for any following our discussion who are confused... But success in one area often seeds possibilities in others.

That said, I am very interested in the Coronavirus vaccinology literature. Like Influenza viruses, which likewise mutate constantly, a vaccine not specific to any specific variant would be fantastic. But, work on the latter has been a rollercoaster of potential successes that meet up against complexities. Still, it will come...

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US Norovirus Surge Worst in a Decade: How to Treat 'Stomach Flu' Sickness [View all] BumRushDaShow Sunday OP

I will add that alcohol hand sanitizers do not kill norovirus or other non-enveloped viruses. WASH w soap/water! hlthe2b Sunday #1

I received a notice about that Moderna trial... Hugin Sunday #2

I think if you are in the control group and the product works multigraincracker Sunday #3

Walter Reed has been working on a "pan-coronavirus" vaccine since the pandemic with promising results PSPS Sunday #8

Yes. I have been following that. Though this is for Coronaviruses only hlthe2b Sunday #12

We just had it spinbaby Sunday #4

There is a lingering respiratory, head cold, coughing, mucus thing Historic NY Sunday #5

Ive had that since mid November. Finally shook it just before Xmas. Was on an antibiotic for a month Cheezoholic Sunday #10

Stomach Flu. Damn I Hate That Labeling. GB_RN Sunday #6

I'm with you flu is a totally different thing LetsGetSmartAboutIt Sunday #7

This is why I will never go on a cruise Freddie Sunday #9

Re: "stomach flu"- For decades the medical and scientific community has tried to get the media to stop referring to ALL hlthe2b Sunday #13

Informative! Thank you. mahina Sunday #14

Thanks! GB_RN Sunday #19

Thank you! Bluebelle76 Sunday #16

Thanks! GB_RN Sunday #18

Thanks for ranting so I didn't have to. Easterncedar Sunday #20

For Sure! GB_RN Monday #23

I always thought that "stomach flu" was a euphemism for diarrhea for when you call in sick. CTyankee Monday #24

Yeah... GB_RN Monday #26

well, it works fine in the "call in sick" euphemism. Nobody wants you around anyway! CTyankee Monday #28

Bacteria and viruses are getting ready for trump2 Turbineguy Sunday #11

I'm visiting my mother in law in Arizona and we went to a place called the Arizona broadwalk kimbutgar Sunday #15

My elderly parents Unladen Swallow Sunday #17

How to treat norovirus disease if you get it? Batshit_Bruin_CA Monday #21

Wouldn't that be a question for your primary care provider? CTyankee Monday #25

This message was self-deleted by its author Batshit_Bruin_CA Monday #22

I have had this stuff Jilly_in_VA Monday #27