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Biden will never be re-elected.
Massive crowd in from of the Department of Education gather after 1000s of teachers Lost their jobs after not getting the shot.
#COVID #fjb #nycAdversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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Francis Collins, NIH Director, Resigns After Gain-of-Function Falsehood Exposed
statement posted at the NIH website.
Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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Booster shots--Pfizer only
The Centers for Disease Control has separated its recommendations into two categories: those who should get a booster shot and those who may get a booster shot.
The CDC recommends seniors 65 and older and those living in long-term care settings should get a booster shot if they received their second dose of the Pfizer vaccine at least six months ago.
The state's leading public health expert said data from a clinical trial shows a booster dose of Pfizer produced a ten-fold increase in immune response against infection and severe COVID and restored high levels of protection, especially among older adults.
"The boosters are especially important for our seniors," said Dr. Karyl Rattay, director of the state's Division of Public Health. "Among adults 65 and older, the data show that vaccines remain effective in preventing hospitalization and severe disease, but the recent evidence shows that they are less effective at preventing infection due to waning over the time, and the Delta variant has made this even more complicated."
Others who should receive a booster shot as soon as possible also include people ages 50 and up with certain underlying health conditions.
"Those ones we've been talking about all along that put you at higher risk of COVID so cancer, heart disease, lung and kidney diseases, dementia, diabetes, Down syndrome, HIVV, overweight and obesity, pregnancy, organ transplants, and stroke," noted Rattay.
A booster shot is less critical for those the CDC placed in the may category. Those include those ages 18-49 with the above chronic underlying health conditions or those in "high-risk" professions.
"This includes a lot of folks--first responders, healthcare workers, teachers and daycare staff, grocery workers, manufacturing workers, US Postal Service workers, public transit workers, those working with congregate settings, including long-term care facilities, homeless shelters or correctional facilities among others.
Booster shots have not been authorized by the Food and Drug Administration for recipients of the Moderna or Johnson & Johnson vaccines.Comment
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The vaccines are not 100% effective. Every time a story such as this is published people realize that they have been lied to. Double Vaccinated Emmy Winner Dies of Covid-19 Two Weeks After Attending Award CeremonyComment
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The vaccines are not 100% safe. Politicians and news media need to start telling the truth. Inform the public what potential adverse reactions are with each of the vaccines and what each individual can do to alleviate the risk. When they know that a certain demographic is more likely to have an adverse reaction to one of the vaccines, inform people. Slovenia Suspends Johnson & Johnson Vaccine After Young Woman’s Death Most of the blood clot issues mentioned in the article with J&J appear to be women of the child bearing age and post menopausal women taking hormone replacement therapy. For young men, particularly post puberty teenage males, have suffered Cardiomyopathy and Pericarditis after taking both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...ocarditis.htmlComment
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