Blue Til Death
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Anything that gets me back in the pub and back watching City works for me.. I’m ready when they are ..
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Covid vaccine uptake - poll
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Len Rum
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Thank you.The poll of people on this forum who would take the vaccine Len ?
SWP's back
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I'm afraid I think its very unlikely that anyone will be certain . However there is a lot of evidence in general that infections can cause deterioration in many preexisting conditions and very very little evidence that vaccines do.No one can tell me that the vaccine, in this current state, will not reactivate my Sarcoidosis that has been in remission for a few years.
If my depression doesn't get me, COVID or the vaccine might!!
gordondaviesmoustache
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Went for a walk with my brother the other day; one of the leading consultants in his field in the NW.
Asked him if he knew a single doctor who wasn’t having the vaccine and he said ‘no’.
Asked him if he knew a single doctor who wasn’t having the vaccine and he said ‘no’.
FantasyIreland
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I think thats as good a barometer as any,if the NHS workers or Medical professionals themselves are taking it,then you have to be very confident its a safe procedure.Went for a walk with my brother the other day; one of the leading consultants in his field in the NW.
Asked him if he knew a single doctor who wasn’t having the vaccine and he said ‘no’.
FantasyIreland
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Saying that,if theres a choice.....i'll have the Oxford variation please ;-)
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https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/meetings/downloads/slides-2020-12/slides-12-19/05-COVID-CLARK.pdf
Out of nearly 113,000 people who had the Covid vaccine, over 3000 people could not perform daily activities, could not work and needed care from a doctor or health care professional after having the vaccine.
Out of nearly 113,000 people who had the Covid vaccine, over 3000 people could not perform daily activities, could not work and needed care from a doctor or health care professional after having the vaccine.
jimharri
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Just over 2.5% then, or 1 in 40. What sort of percentage do medical regulatory bodies deem as unacceptable?https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/meetings/downloads/slides-2020-12/slides-12-19/05-COVID-CLARK.pdf
Out of nearly 113,000 people who had the Covid vaccine, over 3000 people could not perform daily activities, could not work and needed care from a doctor or health care professional after having the vaccine.
Kippax BB Lower
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Just over 2.5% then, or 1 in 40. What sort of percentage do medical regulatory bodies deem as unacceptable?
I can't really speak for medical regulatory bodies but, let's say, if the 60 million ish people in the UK had the vaccine then around 1.67 million people would not be able to work, would not be able to perform day-to-day activities and would need care from a doctor or health care professional. I think that could be considered unacceptable by anybody's standards. This is just short term effects.
It's beggars belief this was not tested properly before being rolled out.