I like this, to my ears it sounds like some dead hard mafia-like gang.I just came upon the term #coviadictos.
Seems to be a term to slander vaccinated people in Spanish. Creative, but crazy.
I like this, to my ears it sounds like some dead hard mafia-like gang.
Don't mess with me I'm a Coviadicto!
looks like #covidtacos to meI just came upon the term #coviadictos.
Seems to be a term to slander vaccinated people in Spanish. Creative, but crazy.
Two hours to go. My legs started to ache first.Just got boosted an hour ago.
Moderna.
I am waiting for the freight train!!!
its very weird - my arm isnt even soreTwo hours to go. My legs started to ache first.
Yeah it took longer for my arm to hurt after the booster and then it only hurt for two days.its very weird - my arm isnt even sore
26 hours since my booster.Yeah it took longer for my arm to hurt after the booster and then it only hurt for two days.
Sounds nasty. Given your symptoms I would probably prescribe socks.26 hours since my booster.
Very mild sore arm and about an hour ago I realised my feet are freezing.
That's it.
None to be had.Sounds nasty. Given your symptoms I would probably prescribe socks.
The Super Green Pass (fully-jabbed or recent recovery, negative tests not accepted) will be needed for:Wow. What do you need the Green Pass to be able to do?
https://www.thelocal.it/20220107/where-youll-need-italys-covid-vaccine-pass-from-january-10th/All restaurants and bars, for both indoor and outdoor dining, including in hotels
All public transport, including local buses
School buses serving children aged 12 and up
Hotels
Ski lifts
All indoor and outdoor swimming pools, wellness centres, gyms and team sports facilities, including changing rooms
All indoor and outdoor spas and thermal baths except for “essential rehabilitation or therapeutic treatments”
Museums, exhibitions and cultural venues, including libraries
Celebrations relating to religious or civil ceremonies
Fairs, festivals, conventions and conferences
Theme parks
Indoor and outdoor cultural, social and recreational centres (excluding educational centres for children)
Games rooms, betting rooms, bingo halls and casinos
Indoor theatres, cinemas and concert halls
Sports stadiums and events
Visits to residential and care homes (either a booster dose or a negative test is also required here)
Yup. And it’s a phenomenon that goes waaaaay beyond covid.I was watching some John Campbell videos earlier. A mate of mine was convinced Ivermectin was great for Covid and there's a conspiracy to hold it back by big Pharma.
So I watched some of John's video's and on the surface of it he looks legitimate. Has 'Dr' in his title which is a great start, and speaks well and looks sincere, but after delving into it all the conclusion I came to is he's just a bit of a chancer, his 'analysis' of data and medical studies is a bit of a joke in all honesty. I saw this one his did on Japan and Ivermectin and the argument he put across was embarrassingly weak.
It got me thinking, these sort of 'influencers' if you can call him that, or anyone basically who makes money from blabbing on the internet, are getting incentivised to take-up fringe/loony positions because they get way more traction - and this is evidenced by him making loads of Ivermectin videos. I find this quite frightening.
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The stats on ICU admissions are extraordinary really. Presenting them in terms of the rate per 100k of population is a good move as well. It's too easy to miss just how powerful the effect of the vaccines have been.Tweet
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How to breed and cultivate extremists 101The Super Green Pass (fully-jabbed or recent recovery, negative tests not accepted) will be needed for:
https://www.thelocal.it/20220107/where-youll-need-italys-covid-vaccine-pass-from-january-10th/
I’ve posted this elsewhere also but I’d like a genuine take on it from others.
Why has it just become law for any care home workers, community carers or support workers to be double jabbed or face the sack but NHS workers can do whatever the feck they like?
Is it just me or is there something seriously wrong with this?
On top of this, I’m reading NHS workers slating the unvaccinated patients taking up beds yet they aren’t having to confirm themselves. What am I missing here or is it some weird irony?
Almost like France then. Except here they are only including vaccination status in it.The Super Green Pass (fully-jabbed or recent recovery, negative tests not accepted) will be needed for:
https://www.thelocal.it/20220107/where-youll-need-italys-covid-vaccine-pass-from-january-10th/
What a tool (first time that phrase will ever be used about a video featuring Sajid Javid and not be in reference to Sajid Javid)
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UK churning out loads of great data about vaccine efficacy. Here’s a focus on people aged 65+ (i.e. the most at risk and the cohort in whom vaccines consistently work least well) Note the fairly steep drop off in protection vs symptomatic infection. Although also note that there is still some protection, providing a booster is taken.
Protection against serious disease/hospitalisation is excellent and long lasting. And worth bearing in mind that this is against a variant where hospitalisation rates are relatively low to begin with.
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What’s their issue with it?A colleague of mine is currently super pissed about this tweet from SC’s department of health and pissed at me because I simply responded “but are they lying?”.
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I suspect that it's the last sentence/suggestion.What’s their issue with it?
Oh, no doubt, but I’m curious as to what their issue exactly is. Is the tweet too political, do they feel slighted for being a dumbass, etc.?I suspect that it's the last sentence/suggestion.
1) “they shouldn’t be blaming the unvaccinated”What’s their issue with it?
I think that fundamentally we are in the "Don't tell me what to do, you are not my dad!" kind of phase.Oh, no doubt, but I’m curious as to what their issue exactly is. Is the tweet too political, do they feel slighted for being a dumbass, etc.?
I was wrong. About 3 did you ask him about his symptoms? Because it seems that many vaccinated people undervalue the fact that their mild or even asymptomatic infections are partially linked to being vaccinated. Some seem to think that a vaccine only works if they don't get infected which makes little sense when you are surrounded by the virus, it is going to get in at some point.1) “they shouldn’t be blaming the unvaccinated”
2) “the vaccine doesn’t help prevent infection”
3) “I got vaccinated and still caught Covid”
I think #3 is really coloring his judgment, because I responded to #2 and he asked for data, so I sent it to him, to which he “called bullshit on it”… Okay big fella, feel free to publish your own…
He’s all hung up on the fact that he got it at all… so since he got it that means more vaccinated people wouldn’t bring down the testing rate brought about by more infections. He is refusing to realize that even if the vaccine is 30% effective at preventing omicron infection (most recent number I’ve seen), that still means it is a reduction in cases vs people being unvaccinated.I was wrong. About 3 did you ask him about his symptoms? Because it seems that many vaccinated people undervalue the fact that their mild or even asymptomatic infections are partially linked to being vaccinated. Some seem to think that a vaccine only works if they don't get infected which makes little sense when you are surrounded by the virus, it is going to get in at some point.
That's sad to hear. It's common anti vax propaganda now. "You'll still get infected" "What's the point?" etc etcHe’s all hung up on the fact that he got it at all… so since he got it that means more vaccinated people wouldn’t bring down the testing rate brought about by more infections. He is refusing to realize that even if the vaccine is 30% effective at preventing omicron infection (most recent number I’ve seen), that still means it is a reduction in cases vs people being unvaccinated.
Which is ridiculous, because he’s a damned social studies teacher and should know better.
It'll almost certainly be something that put him on the GP database vulnerable list. Maybe a drug he was prescribed during treatment, or for maintenance or a vulnerability it left him with. The list gets updated as they get new data in, but it sometimes throws up anomalies as well.Last I read a few days ago the UK government was still against the fourth dose of the vaccine.
My father has just been contacted by his GP's office and booked in for a fourth jab. He had cancer a few years ago and although he wasnt on the vulnerable list for dose 1 and 2, he was early to get the 3rd jab.
So did the government change their mind? Is the GP getting paid per dose?