COVID-19 could become a 'seasonal menace' - says UN & “Annual revaccination increasingly likely,” says Pfizer:

[Mirage]

4 minutes ago, Assam_Bhayya said:

In case if he is not an anti-vaxxer and vaccine esukuni unte, and if he is dead its not due to vaccine, underlying conditions antaaru mastaru. . . 

Inko vishayam. . he has been suffering with "chronic atrial fibrillation" ante aabnormal heart rhythm for the past 10 years, so e kovvid drama lekhapoyina he would have rested in peace emo!!. Who knows, with such underlying condition also he might have lived for some more years, and he just passed away as he is anti vaxxer, so that oka pesident pothe janaalaki bayam tonn la kuddi start everyone start taking this serious and take vaccine. poor continent/contry pesident kada theseyadam easy and international stage meda pedha godava kuda kaadu

 

They killed him antaava?

[Mirage]

2 minutes ago, jawaani_jaaneman said:

US la seasonal flu shots alavatu chesinattu...India la kuda alavatu chesetattu vunnaru..

Ade aithademo

[Assam_Bhayya]

2 minutes ago, jawaani_jaaneman said:

US la seasonal flu shots alavatu chesinattu...India la kuda alavatu chesetattu vunnaru..

 try cheyamani kaka result janaala response etlaa untadho chudham . . . health staff escape ayithunnaru, inka normal janalu entha mandhi theskuntaroo chudham in the next 2, 3 , 6 months. .. 

[DummyVariable]

59 minutes ago, keviinusa said:

viagra sales taggaya endii pfizer ki

 

By 2045 there will be zero spermcount and women will not be able to reproduce anta. Entha sales unte Em laabham.

[jawaani_jaaneman]

1 minute ago, Assam_Bhayya said:

 try cheyamani kaka result janaala response etlaa untadho chudham . . . health staff escape ayithunnaru, inka normal janalu entha mandhi theskuntaroo chudham in the next 2, 3 , 6 months. .. 

Indian environment manaki ichina immunity ni vadikesukuni enduku vayya ie vaccines and all...

I think Corona strains have been for a long time, it’s just that we didn’t knew..or at least since the SARS breakout..idemi suttam supu ki vachinattu aithe vachi podu kada..

[Assam_Bhayya]

1 minute ago, Mirage said:

They killed him antaava?

The docs who treated him knows and god knows, ento kovid cinema release ayyaka 15 months ku povadam endo, that too a president, last year initial 3 months lockdown and care thesukuni undochu lets say, like staying away from meeting people or roaming on official work which also involved meeting people, but definitely last 6 months lo ayithe back to work or normal work chesuntaadu, inni rojulu emi kale ippudu antukunda so called virrrusssu ????

[Prince_Fan]

14 minutes ago, DummyVariable said:

 

By 2045 there will be zero spermcount and women will not be able to reproduce anta. Entha sales unte Em laabham.

asalu ee bhu prapancham mida okka sperm kuda dorakadhu antunnada veedu

[Mirage]

9 minutes ago, Assam_Bhayya said:

The docs who treated him knows and god knows, ento kovid cinema release ayyaka 15 months ku povadam endo, that too a president, last year initial 3 months lockdown and care thesukuni undochu lets say, like staying away from meeting people or roaming on official work which also involved meeting people, but definitely last 6 months lo ayithe back to work or normal work chesuntaadu, inni rojulu emi kale ippudu antukunda so called virrrusssu ????

South Africa nundi ochina new variant valana antunaaru mari

[DummyVariable]

3 minutes ago, Prince_Fan said:

asalu ee bhu prapancham mida okka sperm kuda dorakadhu antunnada veedu

Plastics and chemicals causing reproductive crisis right now and will peak by 2045 antunnadu. @Anta Assamey 

@Assam_Bhayya what do you think about this?

[Assam_Bhayya]

9 minutes ago, DummyVariable said:

Plastics and chemicals causing reproductive crisis right now and will peak by 2045 antunnadu. @Anta Assamey 

@Assam_Bhayya what do you think about this?

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14 minutes ago, Prince_Fan said:

asalu ee bhu prapancham mida okka sperm kuda dorakadhu antunnada veedu

anta kadhaa. . . 

so mari ee elite gang anthaa picha picha ga sampadisthunnaru aa wealth tho em peekatharoo 2045 tharvatha. . .chudham. . . . manalaanti bathu bacha common man chesedhi emi ledhu kada.. 

[betapilli]

25 minutes ago, DummyVariable said:

 

By 2045 there will be zero spermcount and women will not be able to reproduce anta. Entha sales unte Em laabham.

It's a good way to end suffering. Why would we want to have our offsprings suffer in this world, that is ever changing? Becoming worse day by day. 

[Assam_Bhayya]

11 minutes ago, Mirage said:

South Africa nundi ochina new variant valana antunaaru mari

anni countries variants ku oka world cup tournament petti ye country variant win ayithe aa specific variant ku vaccine kanipetti aa vaccine motham world lo andhariki isthe khel katham, kovid completely pothadhi from the planet

[Mirage]

1 minute ago, Assam_Bhayya said:

anni countries variants ku oka world cup tournament petti ye country variant win ayithe aa specific variant ku vaccine kanipetti aa vaccine motham world lo andhariki isthe khel katham, kovid completely pothadhi from the planet

[betapilli]

2 minutes ago, Assam_Bhayya said:

anni countries variants ku oka world cup tournament petti ye country variant win ayithe aa specific variant ku vaccine kanipetti aa vaccine motham world lo andhariki isthe khel katham, kovid completely pothadhi from the planet

 

[DummyVariable]

2 minutes ago, betapilli said:

It's a good way to end suffering. Why would we want to have our offsprings suffer in this world, that is ever changing? Becoming worse day by day. 

Article based on someone’s work at mount sinai.
 

The end of humankind? It may be coming sooner than we think, thanks to hormone-disrupting chemicals that are decimating fertility at an alarming rate around the globe. A new book called Countdown, by Shanna Swan, an environmental and reproductive epidemiologist at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York, finds that sperm counts have dropped almost 60% since 1973. Following the trajectory we are on, Swan’s research suggests sperm counts could reach zero by 2045. Zero. Let that sink in. That would mean no babies. No reproduction. No more humans. Forgive me for asking: why isn’t the UN calling an emergency meeting on this right now?

US urged to cut 50% of emissions by 2030 to spur other countries to action

The chemicals to blame for this crisis are found in everything from plastic containers and food wrapping, to waterproof clothes and fragrances in cleaning products, to soaps and shampoos, to electronics and carpeting. Some of them, called PFAS, are known as “forever chemicals”, because they don’t breakdown in the environment or the human body. They just accumulate and accumulate – doing more and more damage, minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day. Now, it seems, humanity is reaching a breaking point.

Swan’s book is staggering in its findings. “In some parts of the world, the average twentysomething woman today is less fertile than her grandmother was at 35,” Swan writes. In addition to that, Swan finds that, on average, a man today will have half of the sperm his grandfather had. “The current state of reproductive affairs can’t continue much longer without threatening human survival,” writes Swan, adding: “It’s a global existential crisis.” That’s not hyperbole. That’s just science.

As if this wasn’t terrifying enough, Swan’s research finds that these chemicals aren’t just dramatically reducing semen quality, they are also shrinking penis size and volume of the testes. This is nothing short of a full-scale emergency for humanity.

Swan’s research echoes previous research, which has found that PFAS harms sperm production, disrupts the male hormone and is correlated to a “reduction of semen quality, testicular volume and penile length”. These chemicals are literally confusing our bodies, making them send mix messages and go haywire.

Given everything we know about these chemicals, why isn’t more being done? Right now, there is a paltry patchwork of inadequate legislation responding to this planetary crisis. Laws and regulations vary from country to country, region to region, and, in the United States, state to state. The European Union, for example, has restricted several phthalates in toys and sets limits on phthalates considered “reprotoxic” – meaning they harm the human reproductive capacities – in food production.

In the United States, a scientific study foundphthalate exposure “widespread” in infants, as that the chemicals were found in the urine of babies who come into contact with specifically-designed baby shampoos, lotions and powders. Still, aggressive regulation is lacking, not least because of lobbying by chemical industry giants.

In the state of Washington, lawmakers managed to pass the Pollution Prevention for Our Future Act, which “directs state agencies to address classes of chemicals and moves away from a chemical by chemical approach, which has historically resulted in companies switching to equally bad or worse substitutes. The first chemical classes to be addressed in products include phthalates, PFAS, PCBs, alkyphenol ethoxylate and bisphenol compounds, and organohalogen flame retardants.” The state has taken important steps to address the extent of chemical pollution, but by and large, the United States, like many other countries, is fighting a losing battle because of weak, inadequate legislation.

The rapid death and decline of sperm must be addressed, and it must be addressed now

In the United States today, for example, you can’t eat the deer meat caught in in Oscoda, Michigan, as the health department there issued a “do not eat” advisory for deer caught near the former air force base because of staggeringly high PFOS levels in the muscle of one deer.

And, just the other week, hundreds of residents who live near Luke air force base in Arizona were advised not to drink their water, when tests detected high levels of toxic chemicals. Scientists have found these substances in the blood of nearly all the people they tested in the US. No country or region on earth is untouched by PFAS contamination. It is a global problem. PFAS has been found in every corner of the globe. It is virtually present in the bodies of every human. It’s found in fish deep in the sea, and birds flying high in the sky.

And it’s killing us, literally, by harming and attacking the very source of life: our reproductive capacities. The rapid death and decline of sperm must be addressed, and it must be addressed now. There simply is no time to lose.