Vaccine uptake might be higher if people had to actually pay for this experimental treatment. Of course, we taxpayers really are paying ajc.com/news/atlanta-n…
It's great, but it's no replacement for vaccination. /And/ things like drive-through clinics and pop-ups in libraries, rather than actual medical facilities, seem unsafe.
And results are mixed: 'He recently referred a middle-aged woman who was unvaccinated. But, despite the treatment, she ended up hospitalize'
'A vaccinated woman in her 80s, who had a breakthrough case and has multiple chronic health conditions, appears to have responded well. She was briefly hospitalized.'

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15 Sep
'After the school sent a letter home to parents, which failed to characterize the incident as antisemitic, @ADL sent a letter to the Cobb County School District and Pope High School officials, offering assistance in addressing the incident and seeking information'
@ADL 'on the district’s plan to respond to the incident and prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future – the letter went unanswered.' atlanta.adl.org/news/pr-adl-co…
@ADL 'In response, Allison Padilla-Goodman, @ADL Southern Division Vice President offers the following:' atlanta.adl.org/news/pr-adl-co…
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14 Sep
'he spoke of masks as tools of government overreach, accusing the CDC of doublespeak. We don’t need mandates to know what to do, he said on Fox and Friends.' ajc.com/news/investiga…
'It wasn’t until intensive care units filled with COVID-19 patients, and the death toll was skyrocketing toward 20,000, that the governor did more to try to boost vaccinations.'
'“This is one of the first times in modern American history where we have a group of elected officials willing to put political chips down on a particular poker table, when those political chips are the lives of their constituents,” Koehn said.'
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14 Sep
'Almost 60% of all new COVID-19 cases are now in Georgia’s K-12 schools, the state’s top epidemiologist said Tuesday.[...]said the highly contagious delta variant is responsible for the surge.' mdjonline.com/news/almost-60…
'“The delta variant began spreading in Georgia around July 4,” Drenzek told a virtual meeting of the state’s Board of Public Health. “There has been an exponential increase in cases, hospitalizations and deaths over the last 60 days.”'
'According to Monday’s COVID totals provided by the state Department of Public Health, more than 1.1 million Georgians have contracted coronavirus since the pandemic began in March 2020. A total of 20,705 Georgians have died, and there have been more than 76,000 hospitalizations.
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13 Sep
Since August. 'Georgia has lost more than 2 dozen teachers, staff since start of school year to COVID-19' @GovKemp, this is on you. wsbtv.com/news/local/atl…
@GovKemp 'The youngest was just 24 years old.

They were teachers and coaches. They were bus drivers and school resource officers. They were administrative assistants and daycare teachers. They were lunchroom managers and education specialists.'
@GovKemp 'Leah Ann Tinsley, 64, died of COVID-19 on Sept. 11, according to her son. She was a bookkeeper with the Board of Education and had worked at Rutland Middle School. She leaves behind a son and grandson.'
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13 Sep
Per a stakeholder, also re:the hate crime incident at Pope and others: 'Cobb’s ban on talking about bias, hate and race make it impossible for school counselors to guide students through difficult and complex conversations in developmentally appropriate ways as we are trained'
'In absence of being allowed to support students (the ones harmed AND the ones inflicting the harm) through this so they all end up doing better and being healthy emotionally, harsh punishments will be the go to'
This stakeholder has spoken to @ADL/ @ADLSoutheast and fears that the ban on CRT is an effective gag order on Cobb employees from discussing these issues with students, even when needed. Stakeholder fears the situation will get worse due to lack of addressing appropriately.
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13 Sep
Some takeaways: A district in Texas found a 16% positivity rate. 25% of the largest districts do not have mask mandates. More kids have been infected since August than the entire pandemic. washingtonpost.com/health/2021/09…
27% of infections by 9/2 where children. washingtonpost.com/health/2021/09…
Of the 20 largest districts, only 4 are screening asymptomatic students. washingtonpost.com/health/2021/09…
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