@ChrisGi01750379@fillthewhole I’ve been vaccinated against Covid (full- every vaccine I could get lol), and have never had it. Two of my kids have had VERY mild almost asymptomatic cases (and I still didn’t get it from them). The other 4 of us have never been sick with it and all vaxxed.
😮~60% of us who had COVID still might have lingering viral spikes in our heads! Our new study reveals SARS-CoV-2 spike accumulation in the skull-meninges-brain axis & its implications in long COVID. By @zhouyi_rong@HongchengM@Sakethkapoor🔬🧠🦠🧵👇 https://t.co/em1Yw4qknX
More objective proof that waging full out war with the medical profession was NOT a good recruitment or retention strategy.
Future physicians very leery to train/work in Alberta (worst unmatched rate in Canada)
@ChadDigums@chantz_y Yeah- it apparently has a 59% death rate. If this goes into humans, the way we’ve reacted to Covid makes me think we will be done for.
@0bj3ctivity@tradergrl@ElyPaul This study is of the unvaccinated. Do we have any info on whether the same is true of vaccinated? Would it have the same effect? A muted one? Worse? I’d love to know.
@sailorrooscout The below news article made me really nervous. “Notably, workers who had received more doses were at higher risk of getting sick. Those who received three more doses were 3.4 times as likely to get infected as the unvaccinated, while those who received two were only 2.6 times as
@sailorrooscout Ah…it’s from this study. I will look through it. Please know I really appreciate what you do on Twitter. Your information has been both informative and balanced. https://t.co/NZCOua4DKe
@sailorrooscout I wonder how they got those numbers though? I mean it looks like they actually studied people in this case based on the fact they quote “workers who received more doses were 3.4 times more likely to be infected”.
@sailorrooscout likely. This is not the only study to find a possible association with more prior vaccine doses and higher risk of COVID-19,” the authors noted. “We still have a lot to learn about protection from COVID-19 vaccination, and in addition to a vaccine’s effectiveness it is important.