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zoom rader wrote:Means nutting if you can't travel to Canada with a Sinopharm vaccinesHabit7 wrote:De Dragon wrote:Don't be an Arse and show itWHERE did the Nawh CMO get 6 months from? Where did he get that 6 months to on the VERY day JUHN Scarfy was supposed to get the vaccine justify it? CERTAINLY NOT from the WHO at the time.
Ah yes, the expected beat up when you know you are wrong but refuse to admit it. These are the WHO guidelines for AZ and Sinopharm, you reject them not because they are wrong, not because you have newer and better research. You reject them when they started applying to KCR. You are a political hack.Within 6 months after an initial natural infection, available data show that symptomatic reinfection is uncommon. Given limited vaccine supply, persons with PCR-confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection in the preceding 6 months may therefore choose to delay vaccination until near the end of this period.
https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/han ... .2-eng.pdfBased on current data, symptomatic reinfection is uncommon within 6 months after an initial natural infection, and in the context of limited vaccine supply, persons with PCR-confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection in the preceding 6 months may choose to delay vaccination until near the end of this period. However, emerging data indicate that symptomatic reinfection may occur in settings where variants with evidence of immune escape are circulating, and in these settings, earlier vaccination after infection may be advisable. The length of this time period may be revised when more data on duration of immunity after natural infection become available.
https://www.who.int/docs/default-source ... ner-24.pdf
MaxPower wrote:Team,
I’ve decided to get vaccinated.
Where can i get the Astra Zeneca?
.....De Dragon wrote:MaxPower wrote:Team,
I’ve decided to get vaccinated.
Where can i get the Astra Zeneca?
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You eh getting dat in Venezuela. Yuh hadda take Sputty
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Lil update from my friend who took the AZ. She is currently in hospital as her blood oxygen level dropped to 62 on day 2 after 1st shot. She complained about severe chest pains and has done at least 3 ECGs thus far. I will update accordingly.
paid_influencer wrote:just updating this ched post-conference...
PM say we getting 200,000 J&J vaccines (Made in Africa) in Late July!!!
And a further 400,000 in August.
The balance of the rest in September.
That's enough for more than half the adult population. These are also one-dose vaccines so persons will be fully vaccinated in two weeks.
So a good chunk of the population will be fully vaxxed by August if everything goes right.
We are also getting a crapton more Sinopharm soon.
As an aside, I also found this surprisingly balanced article on CNN about the Chinese vaccines. They are less effective, but not failures.
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/07/02/chin ... index.html
edit: also the last shipment of AstraZeneca we had due from COVAX (about 16,000 vaccines) is delayed until August.
redmanjp wrote:So how we can't call up Israel for the Pfizer that they going to have to throw away when it expire ?
Dizzy28 wrote:Xi probably said we can't.redmanjp wrote:So how we can't call up Israel for the Pfizer that they going to have to throw away when it expire ?
Dizzy28 wrote:Xi probably said we can't.redmanjp wrote:So how we can't call up Israel for the Pfizer that they going to have to throw away when it expire ?
Habit7 wrote:De Dragon wrote:Don't be an Arse and show itWHERE did the Nawh CMO get 6 months from? Where did he get that 6 months to on the VERY day JUHN Scarfy was supposed to get the vaccine justify it? CERTAINLY NOT from the WHO at the time.
Ah yes, the expected beat up when you know you are wrong but refuse to admit it. These are the WHO guidelines for AZ and Sinopharm, you reject them not because they are wrong, not because you have newer and better research. You reject them when they started applying to KCR. You are a political hack.Within 6 months after an initial natural infection, available data show that symptomatic reinfection is uncommon. Given limited vaccine supply, persons with PCR-confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection in the preceding 6 months may therefore choose to delay vaccination until near the end of this period.
https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/han ... .2-eng.pdfBased on current data, symptomatic reinfection is uncommon within 6 months after an initial natural infection, and in the context of limited vaccine supply, persons with PCR-confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection in the preceding 6 months may choose to delay vaccination until near the end of this period. However, emerging data indicate that symptomatic reinfection may occur in settings where variants with evidence of immune escape are circulating, and in these settings, earlier vaccination after infection may be advisable. The length of this time period may be revised when more data on duration of immunity after natural infection become available.
https://www.who.int/docs/default-source ... ner-24.pdf
hover11 wrote:What does NawhCMO mean?De Dragon wrote:Habit7 wrote:De Dragon wrote:^^^
For the gazillionth time![]()
From the WHO website
Even if you have already had COVID-19, you should be vaccinated when it is offered to you. The protection that someone gains from having COVID-19 will vary from person to person, and we also don’t know how long natural immunity might last.
So continue to let JUHN Scarfy mislead you all with that 6 month sheit.
Well you are not exactly Mr. Current Affairs are you
https://tt.loopnews.com/content/post-co ... s-says-cmo
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WHO website doesn't say that so, like the mythical 6 months that the NawhCMO tried to sell us before, 3 months is equally so, but I guess your God and his imps says so, so you unquestioningly take it and not only regurgitate it, but defend it in the face of facts.
redmanjp wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Xi probably said we can't.redmanjp wrote:So how we can't call up Israel for the Pfizer that they going to have to throw away when it expire ?
Dem vaccine might probably be free as it no good after expire. Can't see any agreement that would prevent that. The loan agreement only says we have to use a portion to buy Chinese products not that we can't accept donations from others as we have already done from India and others
U.S. grapples with Latin America and Caribbean bureaucracies in COVID-19 vaccine rush
Some of the hardest hit countries in the region, such as Haiti and Trinidad and Tobago, still have not seen any U.S. deliveries. Haiti remains the only country in the Western Hemisphere and one of five globally where the government has yet to administer any vaccines.
That is a result not of American bureaucracy, but of the countries’ own issues — a common problem in the region, Juan Gonzalez, special assistant to President Joe Biden and Director for the Western Hemisphere at the National Security Council, told McClatchy in an interview.
“The first round of sharing has deployed at a slower pace because, for the United States to be able to export vaccines — even if we have procured them — they require agreements between the vaccine manufacturers,” Gonzalez said. “And so those often will take a lot of work on the host government side.”
One particular country that Gonzalez declined to name must pass legislation in order to allow vaccines in, he said, offering just one example of the difficulties.
paid_influencer wrote:redmanjp wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Xi probably said we can't.redmanjp wrote:So how we can't call up Israel for the Pfizer that they going to have to throw away when it expire ?
Dem vaccine might probably be free as it no good after expire. Can't see any agreement that would prevent that. The loan agreement only says we have to use a portion to buy Chinese products not that we can't accept donations from others as we have already done from India and others
donating vaccines has a ton of bureaucracy associated though. The manufacturers' need to be shielded from liability and there needs to be laws/agreements in place to facilitate the manufacturers' demands even if the vaccines are being donated by the initial purchasing country.
This article mentions Trinidad by name and cites Bureaucracy as the only reason why the US's vaccines aren't here yet.U.S. grapples with Latin America and Caribbean bureaucracies in COVID-19 vaccine rush
Some of the hardest hit countries in the region, such as Haiti and Trinidad and Tobago, still have not seen any U.S. deliveries. Haiti remains the only country in the Western Hemisphere and one of five globally where the government has yet to administer any vaccines.
That is a result not of American bureaucracy, but of the countries’ own issues — a common problem in the region, Juan Gonzalez, special assistant to President Joe Biden and Director for the Western Hemisphere at the National Security Council, told McClatchy in an interview.
“The first round of sharing has deployed at a slower pace because, for the United States to be able to export vaccines — even if we have procured them — they require agreements between the vaccine manufacturers,” Gonzalez said. “And so those often will take a lot of work on the host government side.”
One particular country that Gonzalez declined to name must pass legislation in order to allow vaccines in, he said, offering just one example of the difficulties.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation ... 29103.html
paid_influencer wrote:redmanjp wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Xi probably said we can't.redmanjp wrote:So how we can't call up Israel for the Pfizer that they going to have to throw away when it expire ?
Dem vaccine might probably be free as it no good after expire. Can't see any agreement that would prevent that. The loan agreement only says we have to use a portion to buy Chinese products not that we can't accept donations from others as we have already done from India and others
donating vaccines has a ton of bureaucracy associated though. The manufacturers' need to be shielded from liability and there needs to be laws/agreements in place to facilitate the manufacturers' demands even if the vaccines are being donated by the initial purchasing country.
This article mentions Trinidad by name and cites Bureaucracy as the only reason why the US's vaccines aren't here yet.U.S. grapples with Latin America and Caribbean bureaucracies in COVID-19 vaccine rush
Some of the hardest hit countries in the region, such as Haiti and Trinidad and Tobago, still have not seen any U.S. deliveries. Haiti remains the only country in the Western Hemisphere and one of five globally where the government has yet to administer any vaccines.
That is a result not of American bureaucracy, but of the countries’ own issues — a common problem in the region, Juan Gonzalez, special assistant to President Joe Biden and Director for the Western Hemisphere at the National Security Council, told McClatchy in an interview.
“The first round of sharing has deployed at a slower pace because, for the United States to be able to export vaccines — even if we have procured them — they require agreements between the vaccine manufacturers,” Gonzalez said. “And so those often will take a lot of work on the host government side.”
One particular country that Gonzalez declined to name must pass legislation in order to allow vaccines in, he said, offering just one example of the difficulties.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation ... 29103.html
paid_influencer wrote:at last week press conference, the PM said the CARICOM AGs were working on sorting out the issues.
them well taking they time.
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