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I personally have no issue with this for the well-being of the majority and the medically vulnerables, and to make sure our healthcare system isn't overwhelmed

by m-p-3 5y ago

I personally have no issue with this for the well-being of the majority and the medically vulnerables, and to make sure our healthcare system isn't overwhelmed with COVID cases that could otherwise be avoided or at least won't require hospitalization.

bmeski 5y ago
Hospitalizations are up because the governing health agencies are actively making it difficult to access proven prophylactic treatments. (https://www.forbes.com/sites/zacharysmith/2021/12/23/us-pauses-distribution-of-monoclonal-antibody-treatments-that-proved-ineffective-against-omicron/?sh=274730584c62 https://www.forbes.com/sites/zacharysmith/2021/12/23/us-paus...) Odd thought: Even if ineffective against omicron, why would the government pause distribution of any, safe medicine? Doctor's should still be allowed to use it as they see fit, no?
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