awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
What issue do you have with their work?
I doubt you’ll ever be invited to be on a think tank, unless second hand Aston Martins suddenly become of interest to the public.
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What issue do you have with their work?
I doubt you’ll ever be invited to be on a think tank, unless second hand Aston Martins suddenly become of interest to the public.
Politically motivated to start with, although that's not their biggest problem.
Their founder was head of policy under Ed "Should have been his brother" Miliband. The most disastrous leader his party had ever seen until Corbyn asked someone to hold his beer.
Not sure why anyone would want to be part of something like that. Maybe it's just me but I'm really not a public service sort of person.
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
EU agency says AstraZeneca vaccine is 'safe and effective' https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-56440139
Robspur12
Nick Barmby
I think that was always their position to be fair.
The MHRA based on their review agree. They have added advice on a continuous headache and unusual bruising post vaccination though.
They conclude that the vaccine is not associated with an increase in overall risk on blood clotting. And
The vaccine may be associated with very rare cases of CVST (clotting in the brain) due to a small number of cases in men aged 19 -59.
glorygloryeze
Jack Jull
This is what you find in phase 2 testing of medicines pretending to be vaccines, i guess.
Usually when proper testing has been carried out BEFORE a medicine is rolled out for mass use (rather than in a wide clinical trial), all these risks are actually known and documented (rather than found out as the mass testing goes on).
Usually when proper testing has been carried out BEFORE a medicine is rolled out for mass use (rather than in a wide clinical trial), all these risks are actually known and documented (rather than found out as the mass testing goes on).
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
glorygloryeze
Jack Jull
The vaccine is still in the testing phase.
These kind of (quite major) side effects is what is ironed out BEFORE it gets to market (or at least when it does there has been enough testing and trials to give clear guidelines on who should or should not take it because of these side effects)
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Show me one body/organisation which doesn't have a political motivation. Yourself included. 27,000 needless deaths doesn't need to be taken as a political statement, it's a fact. Had no lockdown eventuated, as you'd have wished the death toll in the UK would be akin to Brazil. Would that constitute enough of a failure for you to admit you've been wrong about this from day one?
Simply accepting their claims as fact is why political motivation is relevant. Anyone with a history of working with ShouldhavebeenDavid Miliband during his leadership is clearly incapable of logical and coherent thought.
Protect the vulnerable and leaving everyone else to be free would not have resulted in nearly as many deaths. Even if it did (it wouldn't), other people's lives are a small price for freedom.
SteveAWOL
Chris Jones
Diamond Lights
Alan Hutton
As i said though, will be around May by time it's actually getting used.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
I had to do a double-take on this. How many lives is your 'freedom' worth, just to put a figure on it?
(edit : I've just noticed we're on page 666...fancy that)
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Depends on the worth of any of those people to me.
For example, a good chef whose restaurant I like would have high value. The person who irons our clothes and the ones who clean my car - all valuable.
Someone in Rotherham who I don't even know exists - meh.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
That's pretty dispicable.
How do you value things if not by what they do for you?
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Dean Austin
I wonder how they go about introducing additional vaccines such as this given the logistics of the second doses. Does it go nationwide with the associated jeopardy of matching people up again to each particular vaccine for dose 2.
There must be similar problems in business I guess. Can’t think of them though.
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
It’s not real. It’s just brick he posts on here that he would never dare say to anyone in real life.
Dicko
Terry Venables
I would assume it would be introduced only for new first dose appointments, but you never know nowadays. Could be just as likely that we run out of one and they have to scramble together a press release that mixing and matching is perfectly fine!