Coronavirus (2021) thread

[hammocity]

Being jabbed doesn't stop you passing it on or carrying it?

It does, not completely but there is a benefit.

Mounting evidence suggests COVID vaccines do reduce transmission. How does this work?

Vaccination is likely to substantially reduce virus transmission by reducing the pool of people who become infected, and reducing virus levels in people who get infected.

www.gavi.org

 

[BlueHammer85]

But they won't. Only one in 40 beds is currently occupied. It will take a hell of a lot if cases to even get close to capacity.

Earlier on Saturday, medical leaders said the NHS was under “unprecedented pressure”, with hospitals experiencing what “is like the worst of a bad winter in July”.

The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges (AoMRC) also said routine care continued to be postponed because of the number of health service staff having to self-isolate amid rising caseloads.

Ms Marsh, the chief executive of Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital said: “I understand the sentiment that hospital admissions are relatively small, so the NHS should ‘just cope’, but health care systems are finely tuned to meet the patterns of need they have historically experienced, and these additional patients are tipping an already delicate balance.”

Rising Covid cases and hospital admissions are “tipping an already delicate balance” within the health service, an NHS-chief has said.

 

[antspider]

Never heard of anyone having a stroke from it, and 2 from one gym sounds unlikely.

My ex mother in law had her second jab, started feeling I’ll the next day, not up to doing anything for over a week.. She had her first stroke, didn’t recover very much , then had a second Stoke 2weeks after said jab.. She is waiting to die, it’s awful for my kids to see her like this ,can’t speak or even see properly.. No past medical history to give any clues this might happen .. Coincidence maybe, doubtful tho.

 

[hammocity]

Aged 28 and my personal choice, just received my pcr result anyway and im definetly positive only took a lateral flow on Wednesday. Not sure when my isolation ends now though.

Fortunately for you your isolation will end after you have tested negative, for others it ends in the mortuary, get jabbed, not just for yourself but for others too.

 

[SWP's back]

It does, not completely but there is a benefit.

Mounting evidence suggests COVID vaccines do reduce transmission. How does this work?

Vaccination is likely to substantially reduce virus transmission by reducing the pool of people who become infected, and reducing virus levels in people who get infected.

www.gavi.org

We’d be seeing 10x the infection rates if we had zero vaccinations as we did this time last year.

 

[Rammy Blue]

Makes me quite emotional watching that, wish I was still clubbing age.

Let them have fun, they’ve been robbed of an important part of their lives for the last 18 months.

 

[hilts]

People are such wankers, fucking freedom day pmsl, already heard a couple of people gushing about getting their freedom back. Acting like they are Nelson Mandela or Terry Waite.

 

[Craig]

Earlier on Saturday, medical leaders said the NHS was under “unprecedented pressure”, with hospitals experiencing what “is like the worst of a bad winter in July”.

The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges (AoMRC) also said routine care continued to be postponed because of the number of health service staff having to self-isolate amid rising caseloads.

Ms Marsh, the chief executive of Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital said: “I understand the sentiment that hospital admissions are relatively small, so the NHS should ‘just cope’, but health care systems are finely tuned to meet the patterns of need they have historically experienced, and these additional patients are tipping an already delicate balance.”

Rising Covid cases and hospital admissions are “tipping an already delicate balance” within the health service, an NHS-chief has said.

11 years of under funding the NHS catching up then. They might have to bring back Nightingale hospitals and even use them this time then. See the BBC reporting last week how bad things were in a Hartlepool hospital due to COVID last week? Turned out their last death from COVID was mid April.
Meanwhile, people with other illnesses or in need of operations don’t happen as these charlatans use COVID as an excuse for everything including their many failures.

 

[Cheesy]

Freedumb Day!

I'm double jabbed and healthy.

I shall still be wearing my mask in busy indoors settings as I'm not a twat who doesn't give a shit about anyone other than myself.

 

[True_Blue69]

Earlier on Saturday, medical leaders said the NHS was under “unprecedented pressure”, with hospitals experiencing what “is like the worst of a bad winter in July”.

The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges (AoMRC) also said routine care continued to be postponed because of the number of health service staff having to self-isolate amid rising caseloads.

Ms Marsh, the chief executive of Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital said: “I understand the sentiment that hospital admissions are relatively small, so the NHS should ‘just cope’, but health care systems are finely tuned to meet the patterns of need they have historically experienced, and these additional patients are tipping an already delicate balance.”

Rising Covid cases and hospital admissions are “tipping an already delicate balance” within the health service, an NHS-chief has said.

Unfortunately we are in a global pandemic, so being like a normal bad winter is as good as you are going to get. If we have 2 bad winters, with one in summer and one in actual winter, it will be better than an absolutely disastrous winter later in the year.