Hey, Tribeud listeners, so this one's gonna be a little bit of a different type of episode.

Normally, the guys kinda jump from one topic to another topic, it's sometimes serious,

but it's usually quite silly.

And today, we decided to focus on one specific, more serious topic.

Now, I think the best place to start this specific story is from this interview.

It's from January 10, 2022 with Dr. Rochelle Wollensky.

She's the director of the CDC.

She went on Good Morning America to discuss testing results and also just the outlook

of how the pandemic will continue to affect a screen forward.

Given that, is it time to start rethinking how we're living with this virus that it's potentially here to stay?

You know, really important study if they may just summarize it.

A study of 1.2 million people who are vaccinated between December and October,

and demonstrated that severe disease occurred in about 0.015% of the people who are received their primary series.

And death in 0.003% of those people.

The overwhelming number of deaths over 75% occurred in people who had at least four comorbidities.

So really, these are people who were unwell to begin with.

To paraphrase, people with four or more comorbidities were more likely to die from COVID.

Now, comorbidities when someone has more than one health condition at the same time.

A list of someone's comorbidities could include depression, diabetes, high blood pressure,

cerebral palsy, ankle-losing spondylitis,

spastic-dipely-discirbral palsy, cancer, the list goes on and on, essentially disabled people.

People who were unwell to begin with, and yes, really encouraging news in the context of Omicron.

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