@thereal_truther@SenBillCassidy Oddly, I'd have more respect for him if he would just acknowledge his own anti-vax positions, regardless of how public the forum.
@CartlandDavid This has been debunked many times, going back two years. These adverse events are *not* necessarily side effects. Is it really possible to remain this ignorant? Or is your ignorance willful? Do you realize how much harm you're doing? https://t.co/KpZ8CgCFoy
@liz_churchill10 No shame; and no interest in a good faith inquiry into the truth. Otherwise he'd address the serious criticisms of that study
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@simonmaechling I assume the ban on public use in Germany includes agricultural uses, but perhaps not? As for debate, I mean to say within the EU (as I understand it, Germany & France wanted a complete ban.) Vietnam has banned it; Argentina also banned it, and Mexico is planning on banning it.
@simonmaechling According to this, France and The Netherlands bans it "for household use" and Germany bans it "public spaces." I suppose my real question is -if the scientific consensus is so clear, why is there so much debate within and among gov't regulatory agencies?
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@TRyanGregory But for how long do the mucosal vaccines prevent transmission? My understanding (per @DrPaulOffit ) is that once antibodies wane, you can be infectious again simply because the virus incubates so quickly.
@DonEford The mRNA vaccines can't be stacked? This seems to indicate otherwise. (Unless I don't follow what you mean by stacked.)
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@AlastairMcA30 And yet there is evidence suggesting beneficial effects, even when adjusting for "other farm exposures." Can you comment on this paper? https://t.co/9AdT9kl4Z0
@RpsAgainstTrump Among the various things that are so stupid about Carlson's comment is that Russia in fact *did* have vaccine mandates for Covid. So, if you think it was despotic or whatever to have mandates here, you'd have to say the same about Putin's Russia. https://t.co/9Rl7OyKPa1
@dr_andrealove Putting Celiac specifically aside, what do you make of the research on Glyphosate's impact on the microbiome, and potential implications for health/digestion? Would something like a "precautionary principle" not be warranted?
@DrEricDing When you say highly evasive against past immunity -- are you talking about antibodies, or also T-Cell protection? I had heard that the T-Cell protection (against severe disease) holds up well regardless of variants (and that's to be expected given the nature of the virus)