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>"don't recommend" isn't the same as "recommend don't." They clearly state other people in those age ranges can get it. Come on. This is not how medical recom
by itsoktocry 4y ago
>"don't recommend" isn't the same as "recommend don't." They clearly state other people in those age ranges can get it.
Come on. This is not how medical recommendations work. It's either recommended, or it's not. If the medical community thinks people should get it, they would recommend it. Besides that, Harvard is mandating the vaccine.
>I'm not actually sure why you are bringing up Norwegian vaccine guidance, unless it's to suggest getting the booster is a bad idea for everyone else or maybe you are Norweigan
Why not? Are Norwegians some mutant species with different abilities to research and/or needs of their populace? Why are some bodies requiring it, and others are mostly indifferent? Who's right?
- the_mitsuhiko 4y ago> This is not how medical recommendations work. It's either recommended, or it's not. That's not how this works at all. For instance there is no recommendation for flu vaccine except for at-risk groups by the EMA, yet there is a request to achieve a 75% vaccination coverage by countries which clearly implies that people should be vaccinated for whom there is no recommendation.
- enkid 4y agoThis is not true. The Norwegians clearly state they are ok with people outside their recommendations getting the vaccine, which contradicts what your saying based off of that guidance. Either follow their guidance or don't, but don't do so selectively if you are using this as the foundation of your argument