I would say whatever it takes if it saves your life. Or that of one of your loved ones.Needles don't bother me mate,but how much stuff do you need in your body.
Ok Boris.Irrelevant anyway as he/she/neither won't be getting a choice. Maybe if it gets to the point where certain younger age groups all get Johnson & Johnson but that still won't be a 'choice'.
Best of luck with that. Perhaps they’ll present you with a little menu to select from? Just for you mind the rest of us will have to take what’s offered and be grateful for it.Like I said before on this forum when the Johnson & Johnson comes along I will take it.
No risk to others mate, retired don't do shops, garage's just walk my dog over the hills and in the country side.Keep well away from people .I would say whatever it takes if it saves your life. Or that of one of your loved ones.
The only real choice here is to be protected and not risk others or to choose to risk both.
Balance of risk is a calculation people will do based on age. But nobody is immune to this. Even teenagers have died.
The rest of you need to stop breaking the rules,and keep your distance.Best of luck with that. Perhaps they’ll present you with a little menu to select from? Just for you mind the rest of us will have to take what’s offered and be grateful for it.
No risk to others mate, retired don't do shops, garage's just walk my dog over the hills and in the country side.Keep well away from people .
You’ll struggle to get to Home Bargains to buy your shot if you don’t do shopsNo risk to others mate, retired don't do shops, garage's just walk my dog over the hills and in the country side.Keep well away from people .
Sorry, where has the EU changed tack?No wonder the EU are changing tack fast.
The Times yesterday reported both Germany and France are set to approve its use for all based on the new dataSorry, where has the EU changed tack?
As you acknowledge, the decision is not the EU’s to take; it’s the decision of each Member State, some of which are already using it with people over 65.The Times yesterday reported both Germany and France are set to approve its use for all based on the new data
I would imagine if so that as key players that will change tack elsewhere in the EU too.
Science saves the day yet again..According to the Mail today (I know!) the government scientists have told ministers that the success rate of both Pfizer and AZ in keeping people out of hospital is even better than they hoped based on the real world data seen so far. They put it at over 90% with AZ being slightly better than Pfizer but both more than the pre real world use during trials suggested. It also seems to be even more successful with those over 70 at doing thiis.
No wonder the EU are changing tack fast.
Yes - sorry - I should have specified that I am meaning the EU as a group of nations not a political entity.As you acknowledge, the decision is not the EU’s to take; it’s the decision of each Member State, some of which are already using it with people over 65.
Sorry, where has the EU changed tack?
I’ve read it, but that has nothing to do with the EU, which is the point I was making. These are matters for each country.See my post earlier referencing the Telegraph article today detailing how Germany is looking at extending the time between doses to 60 or 90 days. Article includes direct quotes from German health authorities. They are saying that doing this will save 10-15000 lives.