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drchaos wrote:
Yup natural immunity holding up well
No one is vaccinating and everyone is getting infected.
Third world with low vaccine rates didn't have mass extinction events. All is well.
adnj wrote:drchaos wrote:
Yup natural immunity holding up well
No one is vaccinating and everyone is getting infected.
Third world with low vaccine rates didn't have mass extinction events. All is well.
And yet, those same third world people that only have natural immunity that are living in the Caribbean are still dying 8x faster than the ones that were vaccinated.
j.o.e wrote:This debate still raging ? Y’all have issues
Carbon12 wrote:Little to no ppl care about covid unless you were unhealthy before. The average healthy human have bigger issues to deal with atm, for example the rising cost of living and the spike in crime. Keep living in your "safe zone" adnj and let the ppl who want to dead 8x faster have their choice to do so. For heavens sake we all hadda go someday. I for one have moved on from this vaccine apartheid and you all should do the same.
Vaccine apartheid is the gap in vaccine distribution between wealthy countries and low- and middle-income countries across Latin America, Africa, and Asia.
sMASH wrote:There is no debate.
As soon as delta became the successor variant (Nov 2021), daily deaths had surged.
By the time that omicron became the successor variant (July 2022):
- fully vaccinated was 50%
- variant-specific immunity to omicron was 70%
- variant-specific immunity to delta was 90%
- serious infections and deaths fell due to vaccination and previous infection as expected.
https://www.healthdata.org/sites/defaul ... Tobago.pdf
adnj wrote:Carbon12 wrote:Little to no ppl care about covid unless you were unhealthy before. The average healthy human have bigger issues to deal with atm, for example the rising cost of living and the spike in crime. Keep living in your "safe zone" adnj and let the ppl who want to dead 8x faster have their choice to do so. For heavens sake we all hadda go someday. I for one have moved on from this vaccine apartheid and you all should do the same.
Huh?Vaccine apartheid is the gap in vaccine distribution between wealthy countries and low- and middle-income countries across Latin America, Africa, and Asia.
Deaths didn't drop by 50% it dropped to the bottom of the charts... Protecting all but the severely compromised.adnj wrote:sMASH wrote:There is no debate.
As soon as delta became the successor variant (Nov 2021), daily deaths had surged.
By the time that omicron became the successor variant (July 2022):
- fully vaccinated was 50%
- variant-specific immunity to omicron was 70%
- variant-specific immunity to delta was 90%
- serious infections and deaths fell due to vaccination and previous infection as expected.
https://www.healthdata.org/sites/defaul ... Tobago.pdf
Corrected.
sMASH wrote:That since the 'jab' higher rates of negative pregnancy outcomes.
Thsts from the official medical stats in uk.
Correlation does not equal causation.sMASH wrote:That since the 'jab' higher rates of negative pregnancy outcomes.
Thsts from the official medical stats in uk.
ed360123 wrote:Correlation does not equal causation.sMASH wrote:That since the 'jab' higher rates of negative pregnancy outcomes.
Thsts from the official medical stats in uk.
Thwt is why they hid the Vax status info behind FOIA. and u need to agree to their terms of information release.ruffneck_12 wrote:ed360123 wrote:Correlation does not equal causation.sMASH wrote:That since the 'jab' higher rates of negative pregnancy outcomes.
Thsts from the official medical stats in uk.
How come so many women came forward saying they had menstrual cycle disruptions upon taking the jab?
Is the menstrual cycle connected to the reproductive system by chance? Askin for a fren
"98.1% receiving a first dose of COVID-19 vaccination, prolonged lockdowns and relatively low community COVID-19 transmission created an optimal setting to assess OHCA rates following the introduction of widespread vaccination."sMASH wrote:So, the AVERAGE REMAINS tye same, but they admit that vaxes cause myocarditis etc... So if the average remains the same, that means covee REDUCING myocarditis...
Lol
adnj wrote:No association between out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and COVID-19 vaccination, show study
APRIL 26, 2023
Victorian cardiovascular disease (CVD) experts have found no association between out-of-hospital cardiac arrests and COVID-19 vaccinations.
The study, published this week in Circulation, is one of the larger of its kind thanks to a unique registry set up in Victoria in 2019 to examine out-of-hospital cardiac arrests.
Potential cardiac complications of COVID-19 vaccination have created global concern, with CVD experts keen to document and share scientific evidence around this issue.
The Australian researchers' analysis did not show increased rates of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, fatal myocarditis or unascertained out-of-hospital cardiac arrest either during the pandemic or following the introduction of nationally mandated COVID-19 vaccination.
Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute researcher and cardiologist Dr. Liz Paratz said her team examined whether rates of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) in young people, particularly those due to unascertained causes or myocarditis, increased after COVID-19 vaccination commenced. Causes of sudden death in young people within 30 days of their COVID-19 vaccination were also examined.
She said the combination of Australia's high rates of community vaccination (98.1% receiving a first dose of COVID-19 vaccination), prolonged lockdowns and relatively low community COVID-19 transmission created an optimal setting to assess OHCA rates following the introduction of widespread vaccination.
Dr. Paratz said although COVID-19 vaccinations have been associated with cardiac complications such as myocarditis or pericarditis, no variation was seen in median monthly rates of OHCA, myocarditis causing OHCA or unascertained OHCA according to the defined time periods. She said the majority of these episodes have been reported to be mild, with the data showing no rise in death rates from it.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-04- ... ation.html
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