COVID-19 News, Info, Discussion /// Tracking the Spread of the Virus and its Effects /// October Lockdown for UK (pg. 774)

Nissan production hit by covid as staff at Sunderland plant told to self-isolate

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Last night another 100 people test positive. Line one shut down and sent home

"What we want to do on 19 July is remove all of the legal restrictions."

George Eustice says the objective is to end the 'legal compulsion' to wear face coverings indoors, adding 'a lot of people want to shed those masks'

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I mean, like, um, ok but, um... give the masses the ultimate hope and then smash it on the rocks until it be dead.

You and the family ok AV?

Talk of delaying the easing of restrictions. Don't know how likely this actually is, and i don't think there's any indication yet from the government that they will delay.


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Summary of today’s meeting about myocarditis in youths who have been vaccinated.

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Of note:

“Yes. The observed rate is higher than the expected rate. So, myocarditis is probably due to the vaccine. There is good news though. We expect 4-6% of people to die from myocarditis. We haven’t seen that death rate of vaccine-induced myocarditis, which is encouraging.”

“The CDC also ran some future projections. For every 1 million vaccinations among males aged 12-17, 5,700 COVID19 cases will be prevented, 215 hospitalizations prevented, and 2 deaths prevented. On the other side, for every 1 million vaccinations, there would be 56-69 myocarditis cases.”

I have to say I was pretty shocked by those future projections. The number of cases they anticipate preventing seems MUCH lower than I would have imagined. I am not sure I would agree that 56-69 teenage myocarditis cases is worth preventing a single death or two, either. To my eye, none of that looks like a positive risk/benefit breakdown, but unsurprisingly the official conclusion still seems to be that the benefits outweigh the risk.

S, throw away Imgur account

Nope - needs Java Script.
Can't do it, it leaks details.
Thanks for the idea though. Guess you'll have to take my word for the rates of hosp's. It is interesting to see though. A clear trend.

Yes totally fine still covid free thanks.
Covid is rife around my area again. Just today one of the lads has been sent home. And locals schools are closing.

If im reading this right.

Natrual infection is better than vaccines.
I may have read it wrong but thats what it seems.
But they using 2 different markers so it could be 100% wrong.

Which is a shame theynot done. alike for like

https://twitter.com/_/status/1407947813598674947

https://twitter.com/_/status/1407947817444950024

The thing to remember with the wild virus “immunity” is that it’s more likely hiding and that’s why it looks like they are experiencing “immunity”.

If the virus can hide long enough... it has more chances to cause harm later on.

Like the increase in diabetes and the cognitive declines. Those aren’t caused directly by the virus.... those are collateral damage by the virus rewiring other cell functions. Like the MK cells.

Better take the vac then

Better take the vac then