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I have a colonoscopy scheduled for next week. My first question when I talked to the scheduler was whether or not I needed to be vaxxed to get the appointment. They apparently don't care if you are vaxxed or not. That's good because i was prepared to cancel the procedure if I had to be vaxxed first.
We went over my records and looked at A1C, cholesterol, etc. We found I am due for a tetanus shot, not a booster. He even recommended I go to Walgreens as it would be free there, and UC Davis would have to charge about $100 because of my Medicare status. But he never mentioned any Covid shot. Nothing. Kiinda makes me wonder 
Many are aware how anti-Nazi Germany is. They won't even speak of it.Good to not be the sprechen sie deutsch.
Germany Announces Lockdown For Unvaccinated And Could Soon Make Shots Compulsory
A nationwide vaccine mandate could also come into force at the end of February, pending parliamentary approval.
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Didn't have the sack to tell you you're done for...or about that asteroid that is on it's way.Yeah. I had my physical, the bloodwork review. My reg Dr has been out for over 10 weeks so I got a new guy. He was way more helpful in suggestions about improving life in middle age
I dont see any info on tthere at all on vaccination success. I guess the caption isn't in lay terms.
3% among those with adverse effects, how many millions of doses is that for?I dont get your numbers. Maybe tomorrow I will read that document. The pic above shows about 3% fatalities if I read it right. And I probably am not reading it right.
1223/42,000 X 100 = 2.9 (%) ????
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Ha came here to say the same
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form emails sent to you or emails written directly to you?
now i'll start wearing the mask...Wonder how long until they forcefully use this airborne vaccine on the unvaxxed?
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This COVID vaccine can be inhaled
Canadian scientists are set to start testing an inhaled COVID-19 vaccine in humans that targets not only the ever-mutating spike protein the pandemic virus uses to grab onto human cells, but two others that aren’t nearly so prone to mutations.
© Provided by National Post Fiona Smaill and research coordinator Emilio Aguirre demonstrate the use of the nebulizer with a volunteer.
Instead of being injected into the deltoid muscles in the arm, the McMaster University vaccine is delivered via tiny aerosol particles breathed deep into the lungs.
The vaccine is part of a second generation of COVID-19 vaccines and one of two Canadian-made formulas that hope to offer a more robust, and more stable immune response. On Tuesday, Quebec-based Medicago Inc. is due to report results from its Phase 3 trial of its plant-based vaccine that involved some 24,000 people, the last step of testing before possible approval.
The McMaster team’s vaccine is being trialed as a booster for people who have received two doses of an mRNA vaccine, such as Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna. The original idea, early in the vaccine race, was to offer it as a standalone, “but as time has gone on, virtually everybody has now had the opportunity to get an mRNA vaccine,” said Fiona Smaill, a professor of pathology and molecular medicine at McMaster who is leading the human trial.
But with SARS-CoV-2 set to linger for months, perhaps years, and more booster doses likely to follow, it’s still important to test new vaccines that work in different ways, Smaill said.
A potential godsend for the needle phobic, McMaster’s formula is administered through a jet nebulizer that generates a fine, misty solution, “with particles that are so tiny they’re breathed right down deep into the lung,” Smaill said. The delivery route is built on two decades of research on a tuberculosis vaccine led by McMaster professor Zhou Xing.
Once inside the lungs, the vaccine is designed to deliver a local “mucosal” response, right at the site where the virus enters the body. The aim is a broader type of immune response than can be achieved just by injecting into the muscles of the upper arm, including a more potent T cell response, the researchers said. T cells find and destroy infected cells.
The vaccine uses strains of a weakened adenovirus, a family of viruses that cause the common cold. Two are being tested on 30 healthy volunteers — a vaccine using a human adenovirus, the other a chimpanzee adenovirus.
In addition to the spike protein that peppers the outside of SARS-CoV-2 and that the virus uses to slip inside human cells, the vaccine targets two cellular proteins inside the virus that it needs to grow and spread. “Mutations would be rarely seen in those proteins,” Smaill said.
“If you can generate that local immune response in the lung,” it may prove better to boost with an inhaled vaccine, she said. Canada has also shown that mixing vaccines can trigger a stronger response. “For a number of reasons, this has the promise of being a more effective way to boost,” Smaill said.
© Georgia Kirkos The vaccine draws on years of research from Zhou Xing, co-principal investigator and professor in the Department of Medicine.
Still, human trials are just beginning. Medicago has been submitting data to Health Canada as part of a rolling submission. The federal government has a contract to purchase 20 million doses. Medicago is also planning a study early in 2022 testing its vaccine as a booster.
Omicron has “supercharged ” the issue of boosters. If early anecdotal reports suggesting Omicron causes milder infections pan out, “I think we’re going to be okay,” Smaill said. But until more data are available, “we’re all guessing what’s actually going to happen.”
“We seem to be doing better, this time around, than we were a year ago. We’ve got vaccines. We’ve got an understanding of what the major risks are in terms of transmission. So we’ve made progress. How do we keep on, without ever going back? I think that’s really what I’m looking for.”
I'm betting that's their COVID exit strategy in regards to dealing with the virus itself on the political spectrum. They will roll out a bunch of stats to pat themselves on the back and move on as we invade some 3rd world desert shit hole to keep us distracted again. As for the measures those are here to stay just like taking your shoes off at the airport and all the other TSA rule stupidity, the precedence has been set on this over rotation over the past 20months.
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[Takes off tinfoil hat for a second] At the core these people are political swamp creatures, and once public support wanes and people lose some elections they will move on publicly, almost GW "mission accomplished" style but with more control. They will pivot to climate change and start using COVID style fear mongering and protocols to control that. [Tin foil back on for usual GCC postings]
This guy was hilarious in Rush Hour. "Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth" Also I hear he does most of his own stunts.
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