[COVID-19 Virus] The Sinkies are fucked Thread.

[dredd]

Wah, MRNA shots after a few months antibody as good as before vax!!!! Really?????
Only stoopiak people risk their lives & the lives of others to promote EXPERIMENTAL stuff & be willing lab rats

I think the unvaxxed are risking their lives more in the current situation, no question. If the science and data all show vaccinations prevent bad outcomes, it is always wise to not bet against science. And who's promoting experimental stuff or be willing lab rats? mRNA has been around longer than you think. Go read up more before parroting what CTs would like you to believe. They are not smarter than the medical world.

Covid Antibodies Wane Over Time, But Immune System Has A Backup Plan​

Antibodies on mucosal surfaces lining the nose and throat block the coronavirus at its portal of entry, preventing it from causing an infection. But, as protective antibodies there fade, an infection is more likely to take hold -- at least until new antibodies are triggered in response.​

World(c) 2021 BloombergJason Gale, BloombergUpdated: August 30, 2021 10:06 am IST
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Antibodies on mucosal surfaces lining the nose and throat block the coronavirus at its portal of entry.


Antibodies against the coronavirus wane over time, but the immune system has a backup plan that doesn't rely on boosters, according to a study by scientists at the University of Pennsylvania, where technology for mRNA vaccines was developed.
Researchers at the university's Perelman School of Medicine tracked 61 people for six months after immunization with mRNA vaccines. The team noted that antibodies gradually ebbed, but that the shots generated durable immune memory to SARS-CoV-2 in the form of B and T cells that increased over time to help ward off serious illness.
"That was maybe a little bit surprising," said John Wherry, director of the institute for immunology, who works in the same faculty as mRNA pioneer Drew Weissman. The research was released Aug. 23 ahead of peer-review and publication.
Concern that Covid vaccines are providing a weaker shield against the more-transmissible delta strain in countries that began immunizations early has prompted health authorities to consider offering third doses to boost antibody levels. U.S. President Joe Biden said Friday his administration is considering whether to start offering extra jabs as soon as five months after receiving a second dose.
Although third doses promise to bolster antibodies and make them better at blocking SARS-CoV-2 for longer, the body has its own natural support to defend against Covid-19 even when circulating antibody levels decline, Wherry said.
"Should antibodies wane and you get a little bit of local infection, you have memory B cells there to sort of renew or respond very rapidly to make new neutralizing antibodies," he said.

Antibodies on mucosal surfaces lining the nose and throat block the coronavirus at its portal of entry, preventing it from causing an infection. But, as protective antibodies there fade, an infection is more likely to take hold -- at least until new antibodies are triggered in response.
Battling Variants
Wherry's group found that memory B cells generated by the mRNA vaccines made by Moderna Inc. and Pfizer Inc. and its partner BioNTech SE appeared better at blocking virus variants including alpha, beta and delta, than those produced in response to a mild case of Covid-19.

Additionally, high levels of vaccine-induced T cells, a type of white blood cell capable of finding and killing virus-infected cells, were detected after six months, "maintaining an additional armor to protect us," Wherry said.
The findings help to explain why immunization remains effective at protecting against severe Covid-19, hospitalization and death even as more break-through infections occur.
"We're seeing a drop in efficacy when you only measure whether people get infected, but really, really steady immunity if you're measuring severe-disease outcomes," Wherry said. "That fits with the idea that circulating antibodies are going to protect you from infection, but memory B cells and memory T cells, while they may not eliminate the ability to have some virus in your nose, they're actually going to prevent severe disease."
The immune backups will also decrease the duration of Covid symptoms, prevent them from worsening, and reduce the likelihood of transmitting a SARS-CoV-2 infection to other people, he said.


"Vaccinated people are really not fueling this fire; it's really unvaccinated people that are," Wherry said. "So that's more reason to get vaccinated."

 

[dredd]

Yes and the biggest change was mass vaccination with an unapproved vaxx and a waiver on liability for the companies that made the stuff.

Without vaccinations, we would have looked at adding more zeros to the infections, serious illness and death rate for Covid. We would have all been holed up indoors and scared as hell of Covid. Vaccinations have liberated the masses and have made what was a mild disease even milder. They really are the gamechangers, opening doors to living with Covid and life in general.

The people behind the discovery of the SARS-CoV-2 vaccines deserve a big thank you, not the skepticism from the low lifes here and everywhere thinking they know more than everyone, sitting their fat asses in front of a computer spewing all kinds of lies and CTs. It's always easy to criticize ain't it?

Waivers on liability? With the kind of unappreciative farkers you see here, I would like to think it was a good move. When you save a drowning man with a lifejacket, you wouldn't want the ingrate to turn around and sue you should the lifejacket malfunctions.

 

[Leongsam]

Without vaccinations, we would have looked at adding more zeros to the infections, serious illness and death rate for Covid. We would have all been holed up indoors and scared as hell of Covid. Vaccinations have liberated the masses and have made what was a mild disease even milder. They really are the gamechangers, opening doors to living with Covid and life in general.

The people behind the discovery of the SARS-CoV-2 vaccines deserve a big thank you, not the skepticism from the low lifes here and everywhere thinking they know more than everyone, sitting their fat asses in front of a computer spewing all kinds of lies and CTs. It's always easy to criticize ain't it?

Waivers on liability? With the kind of unappreciative farkers you see here, I would like to think it was a good move. When you save a drowning man with a lifejacket, you wouldn't want the ingrate to turn around and sue you should the lifejacket malfunctions.

The only reason why people ended up cowering in terror is because of the unrelenting big pharma fear campaign abetted by governments and oligarchy around the world who stood to benefit because the resulting paranoia complemented their own agendas.

Without the internet being available as a tool to spread the lies and deceit Covid would have come and gone unnoticed by 99% of the world population.

 

[Majulah]

Based upon the data it looks as if the vaccinated are compromising the immune systems of the unvaccinated.

In 2020 there were no vaccines and the death and hospitalisation rate was a lot lower.

sadly , those in charge simply chose to ignore this fact and continued to force more people to get vaxxed.
.
not only that , they even contrive to fabricate story , information to alienate those not vaxxed.
one oft repeated statement is the non-vaxxed is a risk to the society. another often repeated attack is to label the non-vaxxed
as anti-vaccination fanatics.
where in fact not a single non-vaxxed has campaigned to tell others no to do it. it is just a personal decision.

 

[porcaputtana]

Funny how everyone is still arguing about vaccines when 85% have already been vaccinated

the remainder will just cave in to pressure or get the virus and get it the natural way. Except they have 8x higher chance of a painful death

 

[Leongsam]

Funny how everyone is still arguing about vaccines when 85% have already been vaccinated

the remainder will just cave in to pressure or get the virus and get it the natural way. Except they have 8x higher chance of a painful death

8x is quite a small factor and shows that the vaccines are not all they're made out to be. Their performance is rather disappointing and the number of lives they have saved is not worth the cost.

 

[JohnTan]

SINGAPORE: Singapore has managed to keep the number of COVID-19 fatalities "very low", with a death rate of 0.2 per cent compared to 3 per cent or more in countries that experienced a surge in cases before vaccination, said Senior Minister of State for Health Janil Puthucheary on Monday (Nov 1).

The COVID-19 death rate of 0.2 per cent is “comparable to catching pneumonia”, he said in a ministerial statement in Parliament on the country's ICU and hospital capacity.

"But it does mean that over time, the absolute number of deaths from COVID-19 will rise despite the best possible medical care, and we could have 2,000 deaths per year. Most of these will be the elderly and already unwell," he added.

In comparison, about 4,000 patients die as a result of influenza, viral pneumonia and other respiratory diseases annually, Dr Puthucheary noted.

He said this is why the Government keeps emphasising the importance of vaccination and booster jabs.

“We must make sure that everyone who is infected with COVID-19 will receive proper medical care by our healthcare workers and hospital system, and be given the best chance to fight the disease,” he said.

DEATHS “VERY LOW”, HIGH VACCINATION COVERAGE
Singapore has had 407 COVID-19 fatalities as of noon on Sunday – 395 died in a hospital, eight at home and four at care facilities.

Dr Puthucheary noted that the number of deaths has increased in the past two months as the overall case count rose.

But Singapore has managed to keep fatalities "very low", he said, adding that about 99 per cent of the country's COVID-19 cases have had mild or no symptoms because of the high vaccination coverage.

Seniors who are unvaccinated and have underlying medical conditions are at “much greater risk” of severe illness and death, he said.

"Close to 95 per cent of those who died in the last six months were seniors aged 60 and above. Seventy-two per cent of all deceased cases had not been fully vaccinated,” he added.

“Almost all of the remaining 26 per cent who were fully vaccinated suffered from underlying medical conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, and heart, lung or kidney diseases. Underlying conditions add risks, even if the conditions are well controlled before the patient encounters COVID-19, especially if the patient is elderly.”

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...r-fatality-rate-low-healthcare-system-2282726

 

[Leongsam]

Wow this most certainly shows that the PAP is amongst the best of the best.

 

[dredd]

The only reason why people ended up cowering in terror is because of the unrelenting big pharma fear campaign abetted by governments and oligarchy around the world who stood to benefit because the resulting paranoia complemented their own agendas.

Without the internet being available as a tool to spread the lies and deceit Covid would have come and gone unnoticed by 99% of the world population.

That's your view. Over 3 billion people being vaccinated around the world can't all be coerced into getting a vaccine that helps keep them safe and protects against death and serious outcomes from Covid. The science and data all show that to be an indisputable fact.

 

[Leongsam]

That's your view. Over 3 billion people being vaccinated around the world can't all be coerced into getting a vaccine that helps keep them safe and protects against death and serious outcomes from Covid. The science and data all show that to be an indisputable fact.

They weren’t coerced they were threatened, blackmailed and brow beaten into submission.

 

[JohnTan]

Wow this most certainly shows that the PAP is amongst the best of the best.

Thanks to PAP, nearly all your important forummers here are still alive. We should all be on our knees, sucking PAP's cock to thank them for keeping us safe and gainfully employed during the pandemic years.

 

[dredd]

They weren’t coerced they were threatened, blackmailed and brow beaten into submission.

Really?

 

[parrardee]

You carry on first then we see how.

Thanks to PAP, nearly all your important forummers here are still alive. We should all be on our knees, sucking PAP's cock to thank them for keeping us safe and gainfully employed during the pandemic years.

 

[syed putra]

The lady got her seat too low. And handle bars too high.

 

[kkbutterfly]

I tried to PM you. But cannot. Can I PM you? Would need you to give permission. Or easier if you PM me I can reply back. Wanted to share with you whats happening with my own relatives covid wise.

can pm me.i wan know the secret

 

[sweetiepie]

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SINGAPORE: Singapore has managed to keep the number of COVID-19 fatalities "very low", with a death rate of 0.2 per cent compared to 3 per cent or more in countries that experienced a surge in cases before vaccination, said Senior Minister of State for Health Janil Puthucheary on Monday (Nov 1).

The COVID-19 death rate of 0.2 per cent is “comparable to catching pneumonia”, he said in a ministerial statement in Parliament on the country's ICU and hospital capacity.

"But it does mean that over time, the absolute number of deaths from COVID-19 will rise despite the best possible medical care, and we could have 2,000 deaths per year. Most of these will be the elderly and already unwell," he added.

In comparison, about 4,000 patients die as a result of influenza, viral pneumonia and other respiratory diseases annually, Dr Puthucheary noted.

He said this is why the Government keeps emphasising the importance of vaccination and booster jabs.

“We must make sure that everyone who is infected with COVID-19 will receive proper medical care by our healthcare workers and hospital system, and be given the best chance to fight the disease,” he said.

DEATHS “VERY LOW”, HIGH VACCINATION COVERAGE
Singapore has had 407 COVID-19 fatalities as of noon on Sunday – 395 died in a hospital, eight at home and four at care facilities.

Dr Puthucheary noted that the number of deaths has increased in the past two months as the overall case count rose.

But Singapore has managed to keep fatalities "very low", he said, adding that about 99 per cent of the country's COVID-19 cases have had mild or no symptoms because of the high vaccination coverage.

Seniors who are unvaccinated and have underlying medical conditions are at “much greater risk” of severe illness and death, he said.

"Close to 95 per cent of those who died in the last six months were seniors aged 60 and above. Seventy-two per cent of all deceased cases had not been fully vaccinated,” he added.

“Almost all of the remaining 26 per cent who were fully vaccinated suffered from underlying medical conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, and heart, lung or kidney diseases. Underlying conditions add risks, even if the conditions are well controlled before the patient encounters COVID-19, especially if the patient is elderly.”

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...r-fatality-rate-low-healthcare-system-2282726

Puki puthu 15x30x12=2k ?

 

[LittleP]

Guess you were too eager to shoot me down to even watch the vid which said exactly what you said at the end with regards to T & B cells. So much for discussions but ain't that the sinkie way

 

[zhihau]

death toll at 421
total cases 2470

 

[dredd]

Guess you were too eager to shoot me down to even watch the vid which said exactly what you said at the end with regards to T & B cells. So much for discussions but ain't that the sinkie way

Yes I know. I was only re-emphasizing it.

 

[glockman]

Choice to die at home poses a dilemma to loh kuns... so poor thing

source:
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ent-who-asked-to-die-at-home-raises-important

RIP dear Mr Teo. He was surely not enjoying his later years, with so many ailments. Aging is hell, glad he is not suffering now.

Glad he got his wish to die at home, and not at the hospital.