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Do you not feel you are being traced all the time? Apparently the nanobots don't work under tin foil.
Coronavirus - how is it/has it affected you?
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Do you not feel you are being traced all the time? Apparently the nanobots don't work under tin foil.
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He might even hit a fairway again when he gets back on the course.
2blue
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Just got mine tonight at Elland Road, due to being Foster Carers. No ill effects but a bit worrying to have just run out of Whisky.
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Good news mate.Just got mine tonight at Elland Road, due to being Foster Carers. No ill effects but a bit worrying to have just run out of Whisky.
clubchamp98
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My wife 64 works in a school and is shielding no vaccine yet.
So school short of staff!
My mate 50 got his vaccine Thursday because he works in an opticians . He glazes the frames so nowhere near the public.
Could someone please explain this to me.
So school short of staff!
My mate 50 got his vaccine Thursday because he works in an opticians . He glazes the frames so nowhere near the public.
Could someone please explain this to me.
Kellfire
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I went to Jimmy’s so I got Pfizer. Hope that AZ works out for ya.Just got mine tonight at Elland Road, due to being Foster Carers. No ill effects but a bit worrying to have just run out of Whisky.
Crazyface
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After much discussion over many Thursday and Sunday lunches my wife and I finally persuaded my mum, who is 82 and VERY anti doctors, and refuses to go to one, to have the jab, which she has now has, thank God. Just one problem, she's gonna blame us if she has any reaction. You'll be glad to know all is well.....so far.
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One newspaper screaming for the schools to re-open and four pages later, howling at a lack of lockdowns. Truly unbelievable.
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If you hide in the microwave, they can’t find you there.
bobmac
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Good news.
32 new vaccination venues.
Not so good if you don't like flying
32 new vaccination venues.
Not so good if you don't like flying
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Numbers dropping
Old Skier
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Unfortunatly always do on Monday, hopefully the rise tomorrow isn’t to great
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Yep - this time last Monday was just under 35k cases so the drop is significant
Vaccines numbers are great
Blue in Munich
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Teachers are apparently not at a higher risk of death from Covid than average;
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55795608
Please don't shoot the messenger...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55795608
Please don't shoot the messenger...
larmen
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AstraZeneca vaccine is rejected for 'old people' in the EU?
I assume it is because it hasn't been tested? More for the young ones to go around.
I assume it is because it hasn't been tested? More for the young ones to go around.
Old Skier
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Interesting statement by Commissioner Kyriakides on AstraZenica today. You’ll have to google it just in case it is deemed political.
bobmac
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Have you fact checked that?
Old Skier
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Not yet received any approval by the EMA, due by the end of the week.
Ethan
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Approx 1000 of the 4800 patients in the UK study and 420/4800 in the Brazil study over 56 years, and only half of them received the actual vaccine, so not a very convincing data set. The AZ data is quite frustrating. They have what os probably a pretty good vaccine, but some of the execution of the study has been clumsy, and what looks like several quite separate studies have been combined into one rather unwieldy data set. It looks a lot like studies designed by academics rather than pharma, which usually doesn't allow these elements to crop in.
The MHRA approach to it has been a bit odd. There is at least as much data to support a low dose-standard dose regimen as there is to support a delayed interval. The EMA and FDA have been very much less persuaded overall. I think if the EMA have decided to withhold it from older patients, that is fairly rational, and may also reflect their concern that the efficacy is a bit lighter than Pfizer/Moderna.