He doesn't need to, Boris has already said it.Maybe some positivity in regards to the vaccine numbers and how cases and deaths have come down really low, he never talks about that
Their aim at the mo is to stop people just going bonkers. If they stood there beaming and saying how great the figures are (which they certainly are!), then a significant percentage would instantly drop their guard.Maybe some positivity in regards to the vaccine numbers and how cases and deaths have come down really low, he never talks about that
Just heard that there's to be a vaccine factory at ......Barnard Castle..top trolling but excellent news really
Just heard that there's to be a vaccine factory at ......Barnard Castle..top trolling but excellent news really
I'll take Moderna. Don't fancy the single shot one too much as the figures aren't all that compared to the others but hey, I'll be guinea pig for Moderna.Ha yer, me too. Mid-40s, no jab. Reckon I'll be getting the Moderna one as Pfizer/Astra will be going to second dosers.
I'll take Moderna. Don't fancy the single shot one too much as the figures aren't all that compared to the others but hey, I'll be guinea pig for Moderna.
But just get a move on ya goons. If you want me out and about in June, get the fuck on with it!
Can’t do it, but still think we should go up the ages once this group is done. 18-30 will be responsible for a huge amount of the spread and deaths 30-50 are minimal. As it’s total cases rather deaths were concerned about now seems to make sense.
Stopping people going bonkers is sending people bonkers tbf .Their aim at the mo is to stop people just going bonkers. If they stood there beaming and saying how great the figures are (which they certainly are!), then a significant percentage would instantly drop their guard.
They know this is their last chance of people following a lockdown (see Merkel's u-turn), so need people to see this one through.
Had moderna - so far no mutations.I'll take Moderna. Don't fancy the single shot one too much as the figures aren't all that compared to the others but hey, I'll be guinea pig for Moderna.
Will they ever consider vaccination for children ?
We’ve been told it could be something that will be available Aug/Sept if results from trials are positive.Will they ever consider vaccination for children ?
Pretty much all my mates who’ve had the vaccine live in Wyken and predominately are registered at the Forum Health Centre. Maybe it’s just as simple as a location or demographics thing?I know the wrong people, clearly!
Pretty much all my mates who’ve had the vaccine live in Wyken and predominately are registered at the Forum Health Centre. Maybe it’s just as simple as a location or demographics thing?
As an example my SiL literally turned 40 just over two weeks ago and she had hers yesterday.
You’ll get yours soon!
In an ideal world it would make sense but could you imagine the logistical nightmare of sorting it all out and then who deserves what and by why you are assessing them on as priority, job, weight, health etc.Really wish they had a national or regional waiting list for left over doses
tbh I've got no problem with teachers, volunteers etc getting the thing first - they're the ones being stuck in the riskiest situations atmIn an ideal world it would make sense but could you imagine the logistical nightmare of sorting it all out and then who deserves what and by why you are assessing them on as priority, job, weight, health etc.
If it’s any consolation one of the people I know who got one of the waiting list doses is a teacher in a Cov who has just turned 30.
I know this will annoy some people but for him it was a simple case of when his Mum went to get her vaccine she knew one of the people working there and she got chatting and talked about her son teaching etc. and they agreed to add him on the list if there were any spares. Think he got a phone call about 10 days later and went in and got jabbed.
Tbh after the oldies I do think they should have gone through teachers, police, pharmacists, etc... I don't think it would have been that hard to sort out.tbh I've got no problem with teachers, volunteers etc getting the thing first - they're the ones being stuck in the riskiest situations atm
Won't need one to go in, will need one to get served. That way they can say Gove never said that wouldn't happenYou know its going to happen when the government send out Gove to deny all.
Wonder if other countries copied the 12 week gap? If they didn't it gives them scope to catch up and get people fully vaccinated before us. Although obviously its not a race against each other, we're going to need countries to be vaccinated before we open travel back up.9.7 million doses done so far in Italy with over 3 million vaccinated - definitely picking up the pace now.
Over here they started vaccinating teachers before the over 70s.Tbh after the oldies I do think they should have gone through teachers, police, pharmacists, etc... I don't think it would have been that hard to sort out.
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No, here there is not the 12 week gap - the total number of vaccinated people is not actually far behind the UK.Wonder if other countries copied the 12 week gap? If they didn't it gives them scope to catch up and get people fully vaccinated before us. Although obviously its not a race against each other, we're going to need countries to be vaccinated before we open travel back up.
Are they picking up the pace in the US as well? Seeing people over there in their 40s getting jabbed.
It is. Glad to see our government put its name to it, too.This is good news - Covid-19: World leaders call for international pandemic treaty
No, here there is not the 12 week gap - the total number of vaccinated people is not actually far behind the UK.
At the risk of repeating myself however... the risk of hospitalisation among over 40s is great enough that, that's why it would be pretty crazy to remove masks and distancing before they and others have been vaccinated. If you remove all obstacles to transmission, it makes it virtually certain you'll catch the thing, meaning a far higher rate of transmission, to result in higher admissions.
In an ideal world it would make sense but could you imagine the logistical nightmare of sorting it all out and then who deserves what and by why you are assessing them on as priority, job, weight, health etc.
If it’s any consolation one of the people I know who got one of the waiting list doses is a teacher in a Cov who has just turned 30.
I know this will annoy some people but for him it was a simple case of when his Mum went to get her vaccine she knew one of the people working there and she got chatting and talked about her son teaching etc. and they agreed to add him on the list if there were any spares. Think he got a phone call about 10 days later and went in and got jabbed.
How on earth can you work that one out?
Covid-19 vaccine tracker: the global race to vaccinate
Tracking how many people have been vaccinated against coronavirus in more than 200 countries.ig.ft.com
I am referring to the total number of people actually fully vaccinated.
Total number of vaccinations in Italy - 3.03 million
Total number of vaccinations in UK - 3.6 million
I was commenting more on the roll out of the vaccine finally picking up pace over here - the strategy like the rest of the world has been to concentrate on the the two doses in the recommended timeframe.Right, but represents less protection overall.
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