@M_L_Carpenter @james_doer @michaelmina_lab I agree! But @michaelmina_lab seems to be saying that ANY negative rapid test = not infectious, 95% of the time.
How many parents are eager to get young kids vaccinated?
@CDCgov's Sara Oliver showed the ACIP that their National Immunization Survey found in May
"one-third (33.5%) of parents report they definitely will get their child 6 months–4 years vaccinated"
https://t.co/2cwRcFFFWx
@Antonio_Caramia@michaelmina_lab If you have symptoms AND/OR test positive, even if negative, assume you are still infectious. He still hasn’t answered this. If you have symptoms, but test negative on days 1-5, positive on 6-10, are you infectious on days 1-5, 6-10 or 1-10, or other.
@michaelmina_lab The CDC it's responsible for the high infections we are experiencing. UK was warning us by lifting all restrictions months before and then creating the BA.1+BA.2 variants that emerged later due to the massive infections. However the CDC did the same with the same result as UK.
@DocJeffD Then why haven’t pediatricians offices planned for a hit the ground running, rollout of U5 vaccine the minute they receive It in the office? Or not offering at all? They’ve had 6 months to plan! @ImmunizeUnder5s
@Swedish Disappointed that Redmond Pediatrics won’t be offering under 5s vaccinations to your patients. Telling them you can’t store U5 vaccine in your vaccine refrigerator. They don’t need deep freeze. @ImmunizeUnder5s@WADeptHealth