Some news on Oxford:C19

[stvdv]

Some news on Oxford:C19

I am glad I read this, before I was forced to take this one, this certainly motivates me to think it over a few years, though percentage dying is low.

In Holland this link showed the article with a huge banner to register and stuff, hence I give .pdf attachment below

I found another link, which did not give a banner, so easier to read online with this

Germany suspends it for people under 60 (strange, the healthy don't get it, only the old and sick)

 

[Trailblazer]

this certainly motivates me to think it over a few years

Haste makes waste.
What will they discover about the other vaccines..... later?

 

[stvdv]

31 cases out of 27 million is not 1 in 100,000, its about 1 in one million, so the article is being blatantly dishonest

You did not read well

 

[exchemist]

Haste makes waste.
What will they discover about the other vaccines..... later?

Nothing. As is also the case with the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine.

This blood-clotting thing seems to be a non-issue. The rate of incidence of occurrence appears to be lower than would be expected in a random sample of the population.

 

[Altfish]

Some news on Oxford:C19

I am glad I read this, before I was forced to take this one, this certainly motivates me to think it over a few years, though percentage dying is low.

In Holland this link showed the article with a huge banner to register and stuff, hence I give .pdf attachment below

I found another link, which did not give a banner, so easier to read online with this

Germany suspends it for people under 60 (strange, the healthy don't get it, only the old and sick)

I have had the Astra Zenuca / Oxford vaccine. I am over 65, I am very happy

It is safe, the number of blood clots is less than in the overall population.
It is like saying 300 people who had the vaccine's dogs died. Therefore the vaccine causes dogs to die.

BUT if countries decline this vaccine, good, it is more for the other countries.

 

[Left Coast]

From the article:

"Tens of millions of doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine have been safely given out around the world and Germany has administered 2.7 million doses, highlighting the incidents remain very rare."

 

[Yerda]

Some news on Oxford:C19

I am glad I read this, before I was forced to take this one, this certainly motivates me to think it over a few years, though percentage dying is low.

Ram it into my veins, please.

 

[Lyndon]

well the decimal point was barely visible on my screen so im off by a factor of ten thats 31 cases out of 2point 7 million not 27 million

 

[Evangelicalhumanist]

Nothing. As is also the case with the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine.

This blood-clotting thing seems to be a non-issue. The rate of incidence of occurrence appears to be lower than would be expected in a random sample of the population.

I've had my first dose of the A-Z vaccine (I'm 73), and I'll tell everybody, I can hardly bloody wait for the booster!! In fact, I'm hopeful that since the dose we currently have or are on order may not now be used on as many people as planned, that maybe I'll get my second shot within the timeframe recommended by A-Z (28 days to 12 weeks....right now I'm scheduled for 16 weeks).