clint van damme
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But the under 30s given the jab so far would be in the vulnerable category and therefore have a higher mortality rate from covid wouldn't they?
I'm not sure that's right. 19 have died from 22 million doses but 3 of those have been under 30 and I doubt if 3 million under 30s have been vaccinated. Looking at the 1st slide JVT showed yesterday in under 30s 0.8 per 100,000 could die from the virus but 1.1 per 100,000 could die from the vaccine. This is surely why under 30s are to be offered an alternative vaccine.
Or nurses, carers etc.But the under 30s given the jab so far would be in the vulnerable category and therefore have a higher mortality rate from covid wouldn't they?
Or nurses, carers etc.
This is the uk though - I’m confusedGreat news. The Euro intelligentsia have gone anti vaccine. More for us brain dead slobs
This is the uk though - I’m confused
This is the uk though - I’m confused
Which probably explains why women are more adversely affected as they are more likely to fill those roles
Awful nights sleep, fever/chills, muscles cramping, chest pains, woke up and feel even worse today, add to the list, fatigue, ache, pain in legs, nausea. In a right state, hopefully be back to normal by the weekend.
yeah that doesn't sound like a normal side effectHave you spoken to a doctor about it? Chest pain at any time regardless of the vaccine needs to be checked.
No one comes out of this looking good to be fair
We haven’t restricted its use for any age groups. We’ve recommended other vaccines if possible, not the same thing. And again, age profiles and level of COVID are different on the continent. It’s chalk and cheese.
I agree, but this latest development just shows that the blood clot issue wasn't some anti UK plot by the evil EU mafia as some pointed out. They had genuine concerns about the safety of it. Did they go the wrong way about it? Absolutely. But they had real concerns and not just an agenda.
But as I say, no one comes out of it very well.
Also, notice how the government has dropped the 'Oxford' part and now only refers to it as AZ.
Just me who keeps thinking of this lot?Also, notice how the government has dropped the 'Oxford' part and now only refers to it as AZ.
Awful nights sleep, fever/chills, muscles cramping, chest pains, woke up and feel even worse today, add to the list, fatigue, ache, pain in legs, nausea. In a right state, hopefully be back to normal by the weekend.
I agree, but this latest development just shows that the blood clot issue wasn't some anti UK plot by the evil EU mafia as some pointed out. They had genuine concerns about the safety of it. Did they go the wrong way about it? Absolutely. But they had real concerns and not just an agenda.
But as I say, no one comes out of it very well.
Also, notice how the government has dropped the 'Oxford' part and now only refers to it as AZ.
I agree, but this latest development just shows that the blood clot issue wasn't some anti UK plot by the evil EU mafia as some pointed out. They had genuine concerns about the safety of it. Did they go the wrong way about it? Absolutely. But they had real concerns and not just an agenda.
But as I say, no one comes out of it very well.
Also, notice how the government has dropped the 'Oxford' part and now only refers to it as AZ.
What does that have to do with the question which is why do these 3 areas of England have seemingly massive outliers in cases?
Why would you post a graph that shows different information? Who was talking about deaths or even national figures?
Weird
Because you are looking to try and constantly put a foot down on the UK, or any mention of positivity in this country.
I'm simply pointing out that we are going in the right direction.
Two of them have prisonsWonder why Doncaster, Wakefield and Corby still have 3 figure per 100k case rates?
Two of them have prisons
I don't think that's it, there is a slight bleed out into surrounding towns
Decent shout.Two of them have prisons
If its in the prisons could that be explained by staff who live nearby?I don't think that's it, there is a slight bleed out into surrounding towns
The locals around Corby are suggesting it’s due to a high prevalence of factories and distribution centres in the area.Wonder why Doncaster, Wakefield and Corby still have 3 figure per 100k case rates?
The locals around Corby are suggesting it’s due to a high prevalence of factories and distribution centres in the area.
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