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What is the lowest age of a child anyone here would, hypothetically, get vaccinated in the near future?
I would put the line at about 13 years old, no younger.
I would put the line at about 13 years old, no younger.
To avoid hijacking this thread, I'll post comments about Covid-19 in Thailand in another thread.
But due to vaccine mismanagement here, I may end up having peculiar technical questions. If I get one Sinovac (or Pfizer) jab, how long must I wait before getting a Moderna jab? I won't have control over the timing: if/when a Pfizer or Moderna jab is available, I must get it on a stipulated day or not at all.)
CNN —
After New York City announced people will need proof of Covid-19 vaccination to enter some indoor facilities, acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey likened the rule to the slavery-era freedom papers.
“There’s a long history in this country of people needing to show their papers,” Janey told CNN affiliate WCVB on Tuesday when asked by reporters about New York City’s announcement.
Janey then listed several examples of how people in the United States have been asked for documentation in the past, “during slavery, post-slavery, as recent as…what [the] immigrant population has to go through here. We heard Trump with the birth certificate nonsense,” she said.
During slavery, freedom papers or certificates of freedom were documents that African Americans secured as proof they had a right to move and remain safe from enslavement.
Actually the alleged Sturgis super spreader report was shown to be fake news.
The media used video of large crowds at past events. The actual event reported on was not very big.
Mainstream and left leaning media can be just as misleading as the right.
https://www.cnet.com/news/offspring-drops-drummer-pete-parada-for-not-getting-vaccinated/
Hmm, maybe a business decision less than a health one for the other members, since he was at risk of getting infected while not in the higher safety profile of being vaccinated.
He could be lying or telling the truth. Who knows.
If money and profit was no object, couldn't the big vaccine designers have sold off their IP rights dirt cheap for the next two years so that the other medical manufacturers could have gotten the whole planet vaccinated by now?
Do you mean Tourette's syndrome? The Guillain-Barré syndrome doesn't do what you seem to have in mind.Maybe Twitter should have Parada show them his medical records proving that he has Guillain-Barré Syndrome or force him to delete that tweet.
What is the lowest age of a child anyone here would, hypothetically, get vaccinated in the near future?
I would put the line at about 13 years old, no younger.
What is the lowest age of a child anyone here would, hypothetically, get vaccinated in the near future?
I would put the line at about 13 years old, no younger.
What is the lowest age of a child anyone here would, hypothetically, get vaccinated in the near future?
I would put the line at about 13 years old, no younger.
How wonderfully arbitrary a number. I’ll go with (rolls Yahtzee dice), hmm looks like it adds up to 17.
Do you mean Tourette's syndrome? The Guillain-Barré syndrome doesn't do what you seem to have in mind.Maybe Twitter should have Parada show them his medical records proving that he has Guillain-Barré Syndrome or force him to delete that tweet.
Guillain-Barre syndrome may be triggered by:
Most commonly, infection with campylobacter, a type of bacteria often found in undercooked poultry
Influenza virus
Cytomegalovirus
Epstein-Barr virus
Zika virus
Hepatitis A, B, C and E
HIV, the virus that causes AIDS
Mycoplasma pneumonia
Surgery
Trauma
Hodgkin's lymphoma
Rarely, influenza vaccinations or childhood vaccinations
COVID-19 virus
COVID-19 Johnson & Johnson vaccine
I am talking about medical misinformation being removed from platforms. Parada is making a claim about his medical status that is influencing others. Unless he proves to Twitter he is not lying about having Guillain Barre, should Twitter have the right to remove the tweets.
I went to Mayo Clinic website and I see that the J&J is possible for having GB happen, but so can Covid. But he claimed he got covid last year (should he have to prove to Twitter that he did?) and did not have a relapse from that.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/guillain-barre-syndrome/symptoms-causes/syc-20362793
Guillain-Barre syndrome may be triggered by:
Most commonly, infection with campylobacter, a type of bacteria often found in undercooked poultry
Influenza virus
Cytomegalovirus
Epstein-Barr virus
Zika virus
Hepatitis A, B, C and E
HIV, the virus that causes AIDS
Mycoplasma pneumonia
Surgery
Trauma
Hodgkin's lymphoma
Rarely, influenza vaccinations or childhood vaccinations
COVID-19 virus
COVID-19 Johnson & Johnson vaccine
I don't see mRNA vaccines as causing GB, but not sure about relapse risk.
He has a certain level of immunity from the infection, but on this board that is totally not respected at all.
Most of the spread in the current SEQ outbreak is amongst children, more than half are under ten years old.
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We aim for complete contact tracing (including full viral genome sequencing) here, though the link between the index case in international arrival quarantine, and the first Indooroopilly SHS case (a 17 year old girl) remains a mystery. The genome sequencing gives us a clear indication of which international arrival is the index case.
We have had a full lockdown since 4pm on Sunday 1st, since which time there have only been two potential exposure sites identified (both pharmacies). There are dozens of such sites for the days leading up to the start of lockdown though.
Lockdown will continue until Sunday, but will be extended if there is the reasonable likelihood that someone was infectious but not isolated in the previous few days.
Queensland is determined not to end up like NSW, where "Gold Standard" Gladys Binchicken still apparently thinks you can come to a compromise deal with the virus, that allows people to go out to work but not infect others.
South Korea’s Disease Control and Prevention Agency said Tuesday that it had recorded at least two cases of the new coronavirus delta-plus variant, which some experts believe to be more transmissible than the original delta variant that was first detected in India and has since thwarted plans for returning to life before the pandemic.
But what do we know about “delta plus,” yet another new variant causing alarm among governments and health officials? First identified in Europe in March, the variant is also known as B. 1.617.2.1 or AY.1.
It has been detected in several countries, including the United Kingdom, the United States and India.
When delta strikes: Latest coronavirus surges grow faster, hit record heights in Louisiana, Florida
Last month, experts in India labeled the variant one of concern and warned that it appeared to be more transmissible than most. Citing studies, the country’s health ministry said that the variant has the ability to bind more easily to lung cells and could be resistant to therapies used to treat the infection.
This is because this is a mucosal virus?
Isn't a vaccine not being able to stop the spread axiomatic to that fact? Was this a slow roll?
Maybe Twitter should have Parada show them his medical records proving that he has Guillain-Barré Syndrome or force him to delete that tweet.
This is because this is a mucosal virus?
Isn't a vaccine not being able to stop the spread axiomatic to that fact? Was this a slow roll?
The viral load that still lives in the nasal passages with the delta variant is tremendously higher than the alpha. I understand a nasal inhaled vaccine is in the works.
I had no idea that Sweden was that dangerous of a place to live!
But that's litteraly life. We like to pretend it wasn't. But it is.