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You keep repeating this, but completely avoided my question. What % of age 70+ are vaccinated? If it's 95% your conclusions are completely valid. If it's 99.9% your conclusions are pure ignorant hokum.Still no benefit, doesn't matter how you slice and dice:
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What percentage of 0-9 year olds?You keep repeating this, but completely avoided my question. What % of age 70+ are vaccinated? If it's 95% your conclusions are completely valid. If it's 99.9% your conclusions are pure ignorant hokum.
So which is it?
The districts with mask requirements have higher vaccination rates counteracting the benefits of the masks.There's a new one out, we've known about it for a while, but now it's been published:
And once again:
"Conclusions
The association between school mask mandates and cases did not persist in the extended sample. Observational studies of interventions are prone to multiple biases and provide insufficient evidence for recommending mask mandates."
Whatever you got to tell yourself.The districts with mask requirements have higher vaccination rates counteracting the benefits of the masks.
I suppose he'll be under investigation himself for promoting vaccines and saying they work...Looks like we're about to find out whether we followed the science or the TV
Governor Ron DeSantis just received approval from the Florida Supreme Court to impanel a grand jury to investigate mRNA C19 vaccine manufacturers.
Do I really have to explain the joke?Whatever you got to tell yourself.
It will be interesting to hear him (or @juk) explain how vaccines caused the massive Delta wave in Florida.I suppose he'll be under investigation himself for promoting vaccines and saying they work...
It was internally conflicted such that i couldn't tell which bit was the joke.Do I really have to explain the joke?
It will be interesting to hear him (or @juk) explain how vaccines caused the massive Delta wave in Florida.
Logically if:It was internally conflicted such that i couldn't tell which bit was the joke.
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On this we agree. Idiotic to keep this drug around. It barely even works and was barely approved in the first place (it probably wouldn't have been if it hadn't been submitted weeks before Paxlovid). Paxlovid is a protease inhibitor, not the same.In episode 427 of how to make this pandemic last longer we review the absolute idiocy of using a mutagenic as an antiviral, but how they did it anyway.
https://medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.12.21.22283811v1.article-info…
Of course half of Paxlovid, the new favourite has a similar action.
It's hard to believe that The Science® could be this stupid.
We are however, winning, we have managed to drag this pandemic out way past the 1918 one. So there's that.
It's basically health food.Opinion: Thought mRNA vaccines would end with the pandemic? Think again | CNN
Since mRNA vaccines for Covid-19 came into existence, millions of lives have been saved. But the potential of RNA to improve and protect human health goes way beyond vaccines -- and way beyond Covid-19. CNN's Kirsi Goldynia speaks with Dr. Drew Weissman, who is credited with developing the mRNA...www.cnn.com
What does this have to do with vaccines? Be specific.It's basically health food.
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He is talking about excess deaths from vaccine related myocarditis in this pre print un peer reviewed article:What does this have to do with vaccines? Be specific.
In this thread we are accustomed to detailed analysis and discussion of limitations.
It's the second word of the title.What does this have to do with vaccines? Be specific.
In this thread we are accustomed to detailed analysis and discussion of limitations.
There's a clickable link in the image that takes you to the study.He is talking about excess deaths from vaccine related myocarditis in this pre print un peer reviewed article:
SARS-CoV-2 vaccine and increased myocarditis mortality risk: A population based comparative study in Japan
Objective To investigate the association between SARS-CoV-2 vaccination and myocarditis death Design Population based comparative mortality study Setting Japan Participants Vaccinated population was 99 834 543 individuals aged 12 years and older who have been received SARS-CoV-2 vaccine once...www.medrxiv.org
He doesn't post the links for his material because he apparently is reposting from other sites, and maybe doesn't know how to figure that out.
It's a preprint that found 32 myocarditis deaths in a cohort of ~ 100 million Japanese people following mRNA vaccination, where only 8 would have been expected. Deaths occured within 28 days of first or second vaccination.
The numbers are small, which makes it possible that it's just anomaly. Tyranny of small numbers. Also, and the authors seem to fail to recognize this, SARS-2 has itself been associated with myocarditis. These cases occured during a pandemic and the cases occured shortly after vaccination. So the victims may have been exposed to Covid during the target time and would not have been protected by the vaccine.
It might be real, but I would personally prefer the risk of the vaccine vs risks of the virus.
The authors' discussion is with a look, as is a better study.