One night only in #SanFrancisco: Bennett Cafee's one-man show on his experiences dealing with bipolar disorder. I've seen his work and je's both funny and insightful. #SanFranciscoTheater
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No @DrPaulOffit - everyone should have access to the updated booster. You are lying to the public when you say only some people should get it. You have been against layers of precautions since 2021. What is your deal? @ChildrensPhila
@DrEricDing It makes no sense at all to be limiting access to safe and effective vaccine boosters. Yet members of the FDA and CDC are trying to do exactly that.
We have to push back. The time to hold them accountable is now.
https://t.co/BneveWitqz
@DrEricDing It makes no sense at all to be limiting access to safe and effective vaccine boosters. Yet members of the FDA and CDC are trying to do exactly that.
We have to push back. The time to hold them accountable is now.
https://t.co/BneveWitqz
2) to be clear, I am certain CDC will approve the new XBB booster shot for everyone high risk and elderly. The question is if they “recommend” it for younger age groups. But even the fact that they are debating this, without likely considering LC and school attendance in CB equation, is head smacking to me.
🍨SCOOP: Sources inside the CDC are saying that the CDC is starting a last minute new “COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS” on COVID vaccination. Because shots aren’t pre-paid free anymore, some are arguing it should be dolled out/recommended on “cost benefit” basis to hospital system. (Read: Long COVID supposedly not in the equation 🤦🏻��️). There is also internal debate trying to decide the cost benefit for kids too (but school attendance not in equation either 🤦🏻♂️). Moral ethics aside—CDC apparently started it late, just a week ago, and now rushing to finish it in the next week or so to present before ACIP meeting. Normally this should take months (way more than 2 weeks), but CDC didn’t get its act together to do this until last week. 🤷🏻♂️
(You heard it here first. Don’t shoot the messenger.)