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Scientists are working on "everything vaccines"
- wasting_time 7mo agohttps://archive.is/ZSvop https://archive.is/ZSvop
- bckr 7mo ago“Put that **** directly into my veins”, as they say
- neonstatic 7mo agoThat's how it typically works, yes.
- sva_ 7mo agoTypically intramuscular actually
- neonstatic 7mo agoThat's true.
- KetoManx64 7mo agoHow much you want to bet that you'll have to get a yearly booster shot so their stock prices can keep going up?
- neonstatic 7mo agoAs someone who has taken the HPV vaccine, I'd take the other side of that trade. It's been 6 years since covid mania, who is taking these booster shots now? Anyone?
- ninalanyon 7mo ago> who is taking these booster shots now? People who would be at risk of serious harm if they catch it. At least that's how it works in here in Norway. See https://www.fhi.no/en/va/vaccines-for-adults/vaccines-in-the-adult-immunisation-programme/vaccines-in-the-adult-immunisation-programme/covid-19-vaccine---information-for-the-public/#who-should-get-the-covid-19-vaccine https://www.fhi.no/en/va/vaccines-for-adults/vaccines-in-the...
- aziaziazi 7mo agoSame here in France, and it’s free as in “paid by public money". persons aged 65 years and over; people under 65 with certain chronic diseases (including children from 6 months of age); pregnant women; people with obesity (with a body mass index, BMI, greater than or equal to 40); persons staying in a follow-up care facility or in a medico-social accommodation facility, irrespective of their age. Vaccination is also recommended for other populations, in order to ensure indirect protection: health professionals (especially those who have contact with people at risk), the entourage of infants under 6 months at risk of serious complications and immunocompromised people, home help for vulnerable people, professionals exposed to swine and avian influenza viruses. https://www.service-public.gouv.fr/particuliers/actualites/A17729?lang=en https://www.service-public.gouv.fr/particuliers/actualites/A...
- tgv 7mo agoI hadn't since the pandemic was (more or less) over, but last November I got a booster shot, as people seemed to be getting more sick than before. I know someone who (probably) has long-term covid, and you definitely don't want to catch that. However, I always become sick the next day, so I'm not too eager to get it.
- jasonvorhe 7mo agoIf someone got the jabs and has long COVID now, it'd be best to assume that it's not long COVID but vaccine injury, unless we acknowledge that the vaccines aren't all that effective (nor safe for that matter). At least the few people around me willing to consider this got this confirmed by their doctors after many tests and lots of gaslighting.
- jmward01 7mo agoIt seems like every year we find links between viruses and disease. I wonder if broader vaccines will lead to accidentally eradicating some diseases like the HPV vaccine is currently eradicating cervical cancer.
- zaknil 7mo ago> put the lungs into a constant state of readiness, allowing fast responses to almost any invading germ Succeeding at this would prove that our bodies have the capacity to do that but evolution "tuned" the system differently. A corollary would be that this vaccination is probably a net negative for public health, even if nobody'd really know why.
- MathMonkeyMan 7mo agoMaybe not! Let's find out.
- allreduce 7mo agoI'm in my armchair thinking autoimmune diseases.
- OutOfHere 7mo agoAutoimmune diseases often are due to suboptimal vitamin D3 softgel intake (typically 4-5K IU) or suboptimal magnesium intake (300-400 mg). Bringing both to highly optimal levels should minimize the risk of development of new or worsening autoimmune diseases, although it won't revert any existing ones. Low dosing either one doesn't work in this context. Those who reject this even after reading the following 100% deserve to suffer, but worse yet, they make others suffer, often due to their conflict of interest as shills for pharma. The general commitment to truth is well below zero for those who stand to gain from its suppression. https://medicalxpress.com/news/2024-10-vitamin-d-deficiency-autoimmune-diseases.html https://medicalxpress.com/news/2024-10-vitamin-d-deficiency-... https://medicalxpress.com/news/2022-01-vitamin-d-supplements-omega-3s-decreased.html https://medicalxpress.com/news/2022-01-vitamin-d-supplements... https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-02-magnesium-vitamin-d-ineffective.html https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-02-magnesium-vitamin-d-i...
- ndsipa_pomu 7mo agoWhilst I agree that there's a lot of people with D3 deficiency (at least during winter), it's also worth being careful of taking too much D3. Typical signs of too much D/D3 are nausea, loss of appetite, more frequent urination, thirst, weakness, confusion or brain fog. It's worth being aware of that as the recommended limits for vitamin D are laughably too small, so it's common for people to take much larger amounts. I believe that 4k IU is considered a safe adult dosage.
- chistev 7mo agoJoe Rogan wouldn't like this.
- neuroelectron 7mo agoSo like the AI of vaccines? Sounds promising!
- ndsipa_pomu 7mo agoAI can't even provide sensible health advice, so I certainly wouldn't want a vaccine designed by AI unless it's been tested substantially.
- mrbluecoat 7mo agoI hesitate applying credibility to any article written on April 1
- JaceDev 7mo ago[flagged]
- gdevenyi 7mo ago> put the lungs into a constant state of readiness, allowing fast responses to almost any invading germ Pretty sure we call this "autoimmune disorder"
- grokcodec 7mo ago1. do randomized control against *inert* placebo 2. measure net health benefit over 10 years If #1 and #2 look good, by all means roll this out.
- nomdep 7mo agoThat’s how the zombie apocalypse starts in many novels