Took a while for people to really grasp the scope and science of the thing (as in 2020) and some were fighting it by wearing little bags of garlic around their necks and setting out jars of sliced onions in their bedrooms and stuff like that.
“Given that many vaccines are less effective in older people, we have to be even more cautious about taking this 90% efficacy at face value, at least for older people.”
Ah.....so you're the one who designed those banners that say, "If you don't get a flu shot, you're making others sick."
Or maybe it is because those folks are the most likely to die if they DO get covid, so it makes sense to protect them first?“Given that many vaccines are less effective in older people, we have to be even more cautious about taking this 90% efficacy at face value, at least for older people.”
Also for those with preexisting conditions.
Maybe those over 80 and those with health conditions are considered expendable. Sort of makes you wonder.
^^^ Programming is effective for some. You have an overpowering need to control.
In the interim period, between now and a safe vaccine which more than half the population will willingly take, it's a good idea to have medicine to help treat this.
I’m with you there.....mask and solo.....
Wow, just wow.Ah.....so you're the one who designed those banners that say, "If you don't get a flu shot, you're making others sick."
Speaking as a person who is somewhat knowledgeable about control issues, I think her words speak to compassion and concern for others rather than any need to control. This is the time of plague, we need to stand strong together, whether or not we are always in agreement.
First in line will be the frontline healthcare workers, and rightly so. They are the ones who have risked their own health to care for COVID patients and who being burnt out in the large numbers. Next should be essential workers: the transport workers, cleaners, teachers and others without whom businesses and industries cannot function. We need these people, and their families to be safe. Only after these people have been offered the vaccine should it roll out to retirees who can protect themselves by social isolating.
That's what I was thinking since I take some prescription drugs for High Blood Pressure and Diabetes.That's what I was thinking since I take prescription drugs for a few issues I have like High Blood pressure and diabetes.
What if people are taking other prescription drugs e.g blood pressure tablets. Would the vaccines interfere with those tablets? I was under the impression that the trials were carried out on 'healthy' individuals. Just a thought
Chic, from my very limited knowledge of this subject, I believe that with bacterial infections we have the benefit of "after the fact" antibiotics. There is no such thing for viruses. The best thing we can do against lethal viruses is fight them with vaccines. That's why we have no magic cure for smallpox or polio, but we do have vaccines against them.
You've mentioned this before. I've never seen such a banner, nor does an Internet search yield a single hit for it.Ah.....so you're the one who designed those banners that say, "If you don't get a flu shot, you're making others sick."
I've never heard this. CDC and FDA approval and licensing are required for all vaccinations administered in the US, including flu vaccines and up-and-coming COVID vaccines.We won’t have the vaccine.....we don’t go in for any of the guinea pig tests....
I’m told they are now giving flu vaccines from America that haven't even been licience yet
My friend from WHO says the vaccines are like winning the lottery for the makers. Its the "mother load".Of course, that doesn't mean we shouldn't take them - just because big Pharma makes a lot of dough.
Whether or not you're knowledgeable, you are off the mark. Anyone who tells others to "do as I do" is a control freak.Speaking as a person who is somewhat knowledgeable about control issues, I think her words speak to compassion and concern for others rather than any need to control. This is the time of plague, we need to stand strong together, whether or not we are always in agreement.
Kaiser Permanente in Woodland Hills, CA hung the banner above the walkway that goes to their parking lot & also above the main entrance to the facility in flu seasons past. There is major construction going on there now, so the banner may not be there.
