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CDC has reported all-cause death rates each year. Heart disease and cancer together cause almost 60% of all deaths. Flu and COVID had similar rates, around 6%, in 2023 but COVID dropped by half in 2024. The last CDC update was Q2 2025. submitted by /u/BB_Bandito [link] [comments]
I live in Centennial currently looking for a new dentist and was wondering if any covid safe/cautious ones exist nearby submitted by /u/saul2015 [link] [comments]
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25% of Coloradans have this year's flu shot, half that for COVID. We're right at the beginning of the normal yearly flu spike and if you get a shot today you'll be protected before the holiday parties. This is one of the flu years where the worst strain of the flu isn't directly covered by the shot. When you guess six months in advance with old technology, you can guess wrong. But the shot still…
I've been waiting for the Novavax COVID vaccine as it has a record of performing a little better than other makers. Costco pharmacies are now offering it in the list of immunizations on their website although it says quantities might be limited. It's probably available at other pharmacies too, I didn't check. submitted by /u/emmegebe [link] [comments]
https://cdphe.colorado.gov/viral-respiratory-diseases-report This is good! We've been seeing a post-school-start October surge for several years now. The LP.8.1 variant circulating most widely in Colorado is an omicron variant. The first omicron variant spread very widely very quickly in 2021 - perhaps you remember the enormous infection peak that Christmas holiday period. With so many people…
We have a law in Colorado that says that you can get publicly-funded vaccines for free, and without any identification required. Does anyone know if the state or federal government is paying for these vaccines, or are the insurance companies paying the full cost this time around? https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb23-260 submitted by /u/Hi_AJ [link] [comments]
Anyone know if people with Kaiser insurance are able to get the shot yet? Once the federal public health emergency expired, we’ve had to go to Kaiser to get the vaccine, but they haven’t sent an email offering it yet like they have in the past. submitted by /u/Hi_AJ [link] [comments]
So it seems the lawyers are lawyering, and we should be able to access COVID shots end of month. Really disappointed, as I'd like to survive the assholes. submitted by /u/FamilyRedShirt [link] [comments]
Pharmacy knew about the 25-01 health order but said their corporate wouldn’t allow it yet. They suggested that perhaps today it’ll get sorted. So who knows? EDIT: 15:41 - I just got a call from Walgreens on Broadway and Highlands Ranch Pkwy as I was turned away earlier today Friday the 5th. They are now authorized to provide Covid shots to anyone 3 and up without a prescription. EDIT #2: Safeway…
