Oh the irony - that vaccines will keep more people out of the hospital and ease pressure on the NHS.
Sigh.
Love the idea of a tripledemic. Nothing like hedging one's bets.
And the "aim" to protect ("the UK’s national RSV vaccination program, announced in July 2024, aims to protect infants and elderly people against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).") is more weasel words. I aim for all sorts of things, doesn't mean I stand a chance of getting there.
This was reported in the Daily Telegraph the other day and pleasingly the readership went “ full savage” with only a few exceptions.
It coincided with my reading Profs Fenton and Neil’s book “ fighting Goliath” I strongly recommend the book, it’s very detailed but very readable.
I’ve no doubt our Uk and other government are fully aware of the problems so this continued promotion of the jab looks like negligence to me (at best) especially promoting such to pregnant women.
That Moderna’s share price is falling substantially can only be coincidental.
Oh the irony - that vaccines will keep more people out of the hospital and ease pressure on the NHS.
Sigh.
Love the idea of a tripledemic. Nothing like hedging one's bets.
And the "aim" to protect ("the UK’s national RSV vaccination program, announced in July 2024, aims to protect infants and elderly people against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).") is more weasel words. I aim for all sorts of things, doesn't mean I stand a chance of getting there.
It's good to laugh :)
This was reported in the Daily Telegraph the other day and pleasingly the readership went “ full savage” with only a few exceptions.
It coincided with my reading Profs Fenton and Neil’s book “ fighting Goliath” I strongly recommend the book, it’s very detailed but very readable.
I’ve no doubt our Uk and other government are fully aware of the problems so this continued promotion of the jab looks like negligence to me (at best) especially promoting such to pregnant women.
That Moderna’s share price is falling substantially can only be coincidental.