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Hello Bas but isn't that what we've been saying since it broke out? best not to get it, as there is reportedly a HIV component and something could lay dormant. What do most who have HIV normally succumb to?
This is the "fake news" spreader in action.Then this
If there is actual evidence that flu vaccines affect COV19 then present it.Ummmm, The BMJ, AKA the British medical journal is a wholly owned subsidiary of the British Medical Association which is the professional body that represents the UK medical profession.
I wouldn't really describe that as fake news Robbie
The article should be taken at face value Robbie, as something worthy of investigation.If there is actual evidence that flu vaccines affect COV19 then present it.
You have relied on what is effectively an "opinion" posted into the BMJ as if it were some sort of definitive article, and it is not.
If you do not understand the issue, then read what I have listed - including peer reviewed medical science references - to give perspective to Cunningham's piece; he has clutched at straws.
It's indicative of the crap you have posted for years.More fake news
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/07/19/lockdown-may-cost-200k-lives-government-report-shows/
Lockdown may cost 200,000 lives, government report shows
Research shines a light on the reasons why the Government has been keen to lift lockdown, in spite of experts claiming it happened too soon
More than 200,000 people could die from the impact of lockdown and protecting the NHS, an official government report shows....
It's a doctor's opinion.The article should be taken at face value Robbie, as something worthy of investigation.
I thought it was interesting because in my own family it seems to be something that is observable, anecdotally.... And no I am not representing that is some sort of empirical truth just something that should be investigated.
That is hardly fake news and it is quite disingenuous of you to label it as such, that is what I am saying.
It's indicative of the crap you have posted for years.
Wuhan was locked down harder and longer than anywhere on the planet, so where is there any evidence from real life that supports the article?
I would expect real world evidence to be available.Would you expect China to release accurate records of suicides/family violence or other causes of death ?
As we suspected, even if we can develop a vaccine, it would have to be manufactured overseas, the clever country?
https://www.theage.com.au/business/...ll-have-to-made-overseas-20200720-p55dmo.html
We will realise if we look at figures in a year that they fared as good bad as everyone else but just without lockdown...
Do not expect reading that in the mainstream media
Overreacting? Of course.
Initially valid response, but not anymore once we know more about virus.
Now used as a pretext ..
In another thread, we are discussing the difference between peak and average power demand, this is the same analogy:so no where to put dead bodies (out of space)?
and what's used as a pretext?
Fingers crossed that this works.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-07...d-university-can-train-immune-system/12475332
Can we put this in context of my fake vaccine idea considering only 25% of infected people even develop fever? They could release sterile water injection today and save time and lives by achieving all what you mentioned.Good company AstraZeneca. Even if the vaccine doesn't work well enough to stop transmission, if it at least primes the body to fight it then many more people will get less sick and we can reopen the economies.
Can we put this in context of my fake vaccine idea considering only 25% of infected people even develop fever? They could release sterile water injection today and save time and lives by achieving all what you mentioned.
Cheaper as well but who cares a few billions anymore
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